Lentry

Friday The 13th was always one of the easier ones. You just follow Jason around and pick him apart. That game can go down in 15 minutes. Nightmare On Elm Street...there's one to figure out...

I still have the first Nintendo and Sega systems,and all the games I acquired.

(still can't fucking figure out Friday the 13th!!)

I also have my N64 and games too..

I always loved the game over screen to friday the 13th.

"you are dead, and your friends are dead."

Otep rules!! I wish "The Ascension" would come out already. It sounds fucking awesome, the three songs I've managed to scrape up.

So many sub-categories...best singer, best voice, best performer...when it's all said and done, none shall hold a candle in any category to Axl Rose, though Sebastian Bach isn't far behind. Other notables: James LaBrie, Sammy Hagar, Glenn Danzig, and I'll even throw in a lesser-known unexpected candidate...Donnie Hamby from doubleDrive. If you haven't heard him, then you're missing out on rock altogether.

James LaBrie is amazing...I'm in shock here...

Ozzy. He sounded like he was struggling back in the 70's, never mind now.

Dave Mustaine and Billy Corgan may not be technically great singers. But they really give the music character with their distinctive styles. And at least they have the redeeming virtue of ebing guitarists as well. No wonder sabbath are ditching ozzy to go play with dio.

Oh yeah, i also hate James La Brie from Dream Theatre. His ridiculous operatic high notes ruin the band for me. Now there's an example of a singer who's technically great but aweful in practise.

If you say so...that guy sounds and looks like a fucktard...

The singer of Coheed And Cambria. They suck ass for cack, and the vocals...well...they make me want to stab myself in the eye with a pencil. It's no contest, as far as I'm concerned. Other notable chokesters in the vocal category are Dexter from The Offspring (do you know 2 notes?), the singer from My Chemical Romance (kill me, please...), and Billy Joe from Green Day (what a joke). Those of you bashing on Diamond Dave, Steven Tyler, Joe Elliott, and Vince Neil...I just don't understand that. I'm with you on Lemmy and Bob Dylan, though. Lemmy sounds one Marlboro away from taking a dirt nap, and Bob Dylan, though a brilliant songwriter, sounds like a possum in heat. Axl rules the Earth...

Fuck off, Claudio's voice is amazing... he has range that i'd kill for, the only bad thing about his voice is occasional acid reflux, but if you knew anything about Coheed then you'd know there's a reason he sings like that... (and no, just to counter the typical response here it's not "just because they suck"). Err, my vote probably goes to Mikael Stanne who sang for In Flames in the early days, he sounds like he's gargling rocks, there was so much good stuff on the lunar strain album but his vocals are a massive letdown... so glad we've got Anders instead now.

The singer of Coheed And Cambria. They suck ass for cack, and the vocals...well...they make me want to stab myself in the eye with a pencil. It's no contest, as far as I'm concerned. Other notable chokesters in the vocal category are Dexter from The Offspring (do you know 2 notes?), the singer from My Chemical Romance (kill me, please...), and Billy Joe from Green Day (what a joke). Those of you bashing on Diamond Dave, Steven Tyler, Joe Elliott, and Vince Neil...I just don't understand that. I'm with you on Lemmy and Bob Dylan, though. Lemmy sounds one Marlboro away from taking a dirt nap, and Bob Dylan, though a brilliant songwriter, sounds like a possum in heat. Axl rules the Earth...

I found one a while back called "Strip Bar." It was definitely Axl's voice, but sounded pretty old. Hey, could I talk anyone here into sending me the full versions of "Better" and "Catcher In The Rye" ?? Mine were deleted, and I'm having a hell of a time getting the right ones back.