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Top 5 voices in rock?


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Bono - The only voice that combines rock and soul

Axl- amazing energy, anger and passion

David Uhser - Live is where he shines

Robert Smith - saddest and happiest voice in music. Sometimes drug like

Eddie Vedder - inspired a million copycats and is the only one to do it right

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axl, ronnie dio, ian gillan, david coverdale, robert plant....when they were all singing at their best which unfortunately none of them do now :unsure:

the only singer who seems to sing at his top still is glenn hughes, but he sings funky fusionrock music which i cant listen to for too long.

and freddie mercury is overrated...people dont seem to realise that ALL the high notes were sung by the drummer (the harmonising), NOT freddie and some by brian may.

listen closely next time and youll hear it very clear....and him singing an opera, it maybe sounded good for the average person, but one who studies classical music knows it was weak.

anyway enough ranting bout freddie :lol:

cheerz

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Fuck-that's easy

1.Steven Tyler(Aerosmith)-do i really need to explain why

2.David Coverdale(Whitesnake)-probably the strongest voice in biz

3.Joey Tempest(Europe)-well....ya know

4.That guy from Twisted Sister

5.Jimmy Morrison(Doors)-little drunk but still cool

Fuck that was harder than I expected. :D

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