Meet Black Light Syndrome. Steve Stevens, Tony Levin, and Te

GTR featuring Steve Hackett and Steve Howe turned out to be shitty 80s AOR instead of prog. Same with Asia (Howe, Carl Palmer, John Wetton)

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"A supergroup featuring members of the Stones Roses, the Smiths and Joy Division? Wow!" I hear you say. Well tough shit it's all their bassists, one of them moved onto guitar (and quitting halfway through the album recording) and a literally who on vocals.

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>>73199578
Asia always felt like a terrible hangover after Bruford and Holdsworth left U.K. Like Wetton thought the problem with U.K was he didn't sell out enough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR22W3z7hcI

>>73199601
The bass player for The Smiths never found another decent gig. Fucking shame. Couldn't even get into The Sex Pistols.

>>73199844
Yeah, I always felt like he got shafted when he didn't deserve it. Great bassist as well. Other than the occasional Morrissey collab, I think he got a short term gig playing with Brix Smith in the Adult Net after she left the Fall, and he did an album the other year with the singer from the Cranberries, but that that's the biggest things he's done is a shame.

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Fucking John Mcloughlin, Tony Williams and Jaco Pastorius. Not bad by any means, just disappointing.

>>73200181
Holy CRAP! Mind blown to see those three in the same room, much less in a band.

>>73200181
What a fucking mess. If you were to play all 3 separately, they'd rock. Especially Tony Williams, holy shit. Together, that's a fucking disaster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPXiJpvbv5c