If you won the lottery enough to set up your dream band, what lineup would it be?

To be honest, to me would be Extol (the line-up of the self titled album + Christer Espevoll again) in one time concert, closed to personal friends and me here in Brazil 

I think for me it would be just to see Faith Factor active again.

Vocals:  Ken Tamplin
Guitars:  Chris Howell, Scott Van Zen, and Rex Carroll
Bass:  Myself
Drums: Glen Mancaruso or Jerry McBroom

Tourniquet OG line up
The Crucified OG line up

- The Crucified with Myk Porter from Six Feet Deep on vocals.
- Original Deliverance lineup with Jim Chaffin or Lance Garvin taking the place of Hyde on drums, and playing the style of the first two albums.
- Temple of Blood with Ty Cook (Antithesis) or Shawn Pelata (Oracle) on vocals 
- Oracle lineup with follow up to Desolate Kings
- Living Sacrifice original lineup playing thrash with Mike Torone or Rob Wolfe on vocals.
- Deathless completing their recording with current lineup
- Sacrament re-recording TofA with modern production as well as Haunts of Violence re-recorded with Mike Torone on vocals. I won the lottery, so Rob Wolfe on vocals on a re-recording of TofA as well. Three re-recordings.
- Sacrament - In any lineup combo. Currently happening without my lottery money. ; )

Mortification: Steve, Jason and Mick in their prime making another album that rivals Scrolls.

The lottery couldn’t achieve it. I would probably need a time machine. 

I would’ve loved this “dream” band!

Weapons/Joke era Jimmy Brown on rhythm guitar
Pillars era Jim Chaffin on drums
s/t LS Jason Truby on lead guitar
Psycho Surgery Victor Macias on bass
Mike Torone on vocals

A couple more… 

The Struggle lineup of Six Feet Deep with Pillars of Humanity era Jim Chaffin on drums. 

The s/t Living Sacrifice lineup with Gary Lenaire’s Ark of Suffering vocals.

Great suggestions and good to see love for Six Feet Deep, Struggle was such a great album.

Raegoul wrote:Great suggestions and good to see love for Six Feet Deep, Struggle was such a great album.

Oh yeah, It’s an awesome album! I just think the drums could have been better. Jim Chaffin’s style would have took them to another level!

Seventh Angel’s Lament for the Weary with Guy Ritter on vocals. 

I love his melodic yet emotional style on Officium Defunctorum and Exoskeletons.

TZ75 wrote:The lottery couldn’t achieve it. I would probably need a time machine. 

Yeah, exactly.

Most all of these couldn't really be achieved with money.

Ron Rinehart from Dark Angel and Oil on vocals
Jimmy Brown on rhythm guitar
Lance Garvin or Jim Chaffin on drums (it’s a toss up)
Gary Lenaire on lead and rhythm guitar 
Victor Macias on bass

TZ75 wrote:Ron Rinehart from Dark Angel and Oil on vocals
Jimmy Brown on rhythm guitar
Lance Garvin or Jim Chaffin on drums (it’s a toss up)
Gary Lenaire on lead and rhythm guitar 
Victor Macias on bass

That would be something!

TZ75 wrote:I would’ve loved this “dream” band!

Weapons/Joke era Jimmy Brown on rhythm guitar
Pillars era Jim Chaffin on drums
s/t LS Jason Truby on lead guitar
Psycho Surgery Victor Macias on bass
Mike Torone on vocals

That would be something as well!

I think I would just bring Vaakevandring back.