People who can't do wrong.

[monkey star]

I saw Audioslave once, they made me vomit in my seat.

[Posh]

The most turgid band ever.

[LesMTS]

The most turgid band ever.

You know that's hyperbole.

[monkey star]

It's a fact Jack!

[LesMTS]

It's a fact Jack!

If we agree to exclude the entire genre of Christian rock, we can credibly start negotiations.

[Syxx]

Trying to think of the flipside of this, cunts that have been in a few bands, none of them any good.

[monkey star]

Oh I've never included christian rock as a genre ever.

Trying to think of the flipside of this, cunts that have been in a few bands, none of them any good.

Or have been in a great band and only do rubbish now. Atom would be at the top of my list for that.

[LesMTS]

Trying to think of the flipside of this, cunts that have been in a few bands, none of them any good.

If you open it up to allow "bands worked with, but not necessarily played with" then the obvious one is Fred Durst. And that other guy from Limp Bizkit who dresses like a black'n'white minstrel and left Limp Bizkit cos he wanted to stay "cool", realised his "cool" alt-rock bands were shite, and went crawling back to Limp Bizkit for the dollaz. Twice.

Also, check Durst's wikipedia page (I went there to check if he'd ever been involved in anything good, and, no, truly an inverse Midas): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Durst
Is he slowly, ever-so-slowly, morphing into Phil Mitchell?

[Syxx]

Or have been in a great band and only do rubbish now. Atom would be at the top of my list for that.

Scott Weiland or, indeed, Chris Cornell.

[Posh]

Or have been in a great band and only do rubbish now. Atom would be at the top of my list for that.

Atom being in Social D now cleans his record.

You know that's hyperbole.

Nah, I really, really hated Audioslave.

[LesMTS]

Nah, I really, really hated Audioslave.

Come on. Creed, for a start, are (were? no idea what their status of existence is at the moment) infinitely more turgid than Audioslave.

[Syxx]

Josh Homme's a good shout for the original q btw, can't think of anything bad he's been in.

[monkey star]

If you open it up to allow "bands worked with, but not necessarily played with" then the obvious one is Fred Durst. And that other guy from Limp Bizkit who dresses like a black'n'white minstrel and left Limp Bizkit cos he wanted to stay "cool", realised his "cool" alt-rock bands were shite, and went crawling back to Limp Bizkit for the dollaz. Twice.

Also, check Durst's wikipedia page (I went there to check if he'd ever been involved in anything good, and, no, truly an inverse Midas): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Durst
Is he slowly, ever-so-slowly, morphing into Phil Mitchell?

Durst is also responsible for Black Friday when he became CEO at Interscope.

Josh Homme's a good shout for the original q btw, can't think of anything bad he's been in.

Even when he's guesting on records as well it's always been with cool bands. I've seen interviews with him and he actually looks like someone cool to hang out with and talk punk rock with.

What about Jack White, I've not heard his new band that well, but from I've heard its alright.

Nick Olveri, was in the best lineup of the Dwarves and I quite liked Mondo Generator, he's also the bartender in a Tomahawk video. Can't think what else he's done after Queens/Kyuss.

[monkey star]

Atom being in Social D now cleans his record.

I did consider that but Social D haven't done anything worthwhile in a long time, they are now a Vegas cabaret band, its like Pantera for pompadours now but its better him in the Mike 'P' Ness band than jamming along to U2 records..

[chrismulbass]

World's end Girlfriend

Murcof

Rei Harakami

Aoki Takamasa

Takagi Masakatsu

Terje Isungset


etc etc


I tend to trust the judgement of certain labels, rather than specific artists.

Would agree with Word's End Girlfriend being great - was a music project (Katsuhiko Maeda); from Japan I believe.

However, to say that any musician or band ('people who can't do wrong') is not possible for anybody!