4. McBusted
We’ve reached out to several sources and we still haven’t received word on just who asked for two members of Busted to get together with the members of McFly and form what we’ll call a “supergroup,” because we’d have to invent a new language to accurately describe what this is…
Watch: McBusted on Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
3. Sex Pistols
We have nothing but respect for the abilities of Steve Jones and Glen Matlock, the humour of John Lydon, and the enduring influence of Sid Vicious, but the Sex Pistols were always greater as an idea than as a band – an idea that was unfortunately crushed underfoot with a limp 1996 reunion.
Watch: Sex Pistols – Pretty Vacant on Late Show with David Letterman, 1996
http://youtu.be/zC6xnOMlyIw
2. The Beatles
The risk you take when you embark on any kind of reunion is meddling with your legacy, and as far as legacies go, a case could be made that The Beatles‘ is an enviable one. Fortunately, when the legendary group’s three surviving members reunited in 1995 to rehash some early John Lennon demos, the band’s legacy remained in tact, because not even die-hard fans really managed to care.
Watch: The Beatles Reunion at Friar Park, 1994
1. Creed
Because no.
Watch: Creed – My Sacrifice on AOL Sessions
http://youtu.be/K4e0b_8iWjQ
