Unfortunately Harari Teenage Riot and Hatari Teenage Riot both never recorded again after their disastrous legal battles finally concluded in 2024.
Black Plaid Sabbath
Minutemen At Work
LCD Sound System Of A Down
General Public Image Limited
The Liz Phairport Convention
Richard and Linda Thompson Twins
And (totally cheating because the second half is a song not a band), the amazing Annie Clark/Richard Thompson team-up:
St. Vincent Black Lightning
Imagine Dragonforce
Demons and Wizzard
The Rollins Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
No further explanation needed.
Bee Gees 52.
Buddy Holly & The Alien Ant Farm
The Counting Birds, Eagles, Crows, and A flock of Seagulls.
Snoop Doggy Cat Power.
Arctic Gorillas.
Arcade Fiery Furnaces
I think And They Will Know Us By The Trail Of Our Dead Milkmen opened for them.
Only for part of the tour. The Dead Kennedys Can Dance filled in for the rest.
Einstürzende Ebb.
I saw them when Nitzer Neubaten opened for them!
Also, this thread needs to point out the hip hop super groups:
MC 900 Foot Jesus & Mary Chain
Extra props for these!!
And just because it sounds like it describes the essential problem of the last 40 years of rock music (and I say this as someone who liked Led Zeppelin): Scraping Zeppelin Off The Wheel.
The Jesus, Peter, Paul and Mary Chain
Fallout Boy George Micheal Jackson Five
Am I doing this right?
…and if you want to hear a couple suportmantgreaoups, you might enjoy Demi Adejuyigbe (of fake Will Smith soundtrack raps fame; I prefer his Morrissey), e.g.
Please check his full oaeuovre for he is the best.
Camper van Morrison
System 7 of a Down
Frankie Valli Goes To Hollywood
Frank Sinatra and the Mothers of Invention
I’m going to split that one
Now, how do we get a Lenin and McCarthy collaboration?
A new thread on politician/musician portmanteaux?
Simon Bolivar & Garfunkel?
Cheeky fellas beat us to it…
Careful @DukeTrout , that’s how you get the Andrew Jackson Five.
I SO want to do a 'shoop of Andrew Jackson, with a 'fro, on a $5 bill now…with the added benefit of making room on the $20 for Harriet Tubman!
Huey Lewis and the NewSchool Review.