It's funny you should ask this now. Someone asked me this in January
and you know what i told them? Right off the bat i said ANATHEMA and DEVIN TOWNSEND. isn't it funny how things work out? considering the
fact that i was priviledged enough to work with them, along with Opeth
and Katatonia, as well as King D and others this year alone makes this a
very hard question to answer right now. But yes, still many i'd like to work with. Tori Amos and Porcupine Tree as well as a few others for sure.
another answer would be, i want to work with all the guys above again next time too!.
And there are some bands i'd like to work with but when i think about it
they might be better off without me as they've already got a good thing going, as i don't think i am right for everyone. Maiden is an example of this.
I think i've addressed this one before in an interview. I'm not sure i would be right for Maiden, for a few different reasons that i'm too tired to get into right now, as much as I appreciate the fact that you think i could do the legacy justice. Slayer, on the other hand i'd love to do, but hqave you seen their new one? that's killer. they need to stick with that guy. HAHAH. Another example is
I'd love to do a Napalm Death cover but i think they are better off with Mid, who also rules.
There are a lot of cds i listen to that inspire ideas and then i find myself wishing i had done the cover. but i can't think of them right off hand. and
a lot of times, the covers they already have are better than what i think of, sometimes not, but mostly.
But yeah, there are lots of bands that inspire me, and still a lot of
bands i love that i havent worked with. Dream Theater would be cool. Fates Warning. The Gathering. The Haunted. Soilwork. but at the same time, i
don't wanna over-saturate the cover market either.
Pink Floyd would be an awesome gig, but, really, how do you step into Storm's shoes and do a better job than that guy?
I'm sure i'll think of alot more later so i'll come back to this
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NP: Soilwork: The Chainheart Machine