Which vocalist is the best

[Chrisi Rokks]

Um yeah...of course you didn't say that. I'm going out my way to prove you wrong. But im bored, wound up to fuck an i need an argument

So prove this bitch

[Wildrose]

Your an idiot. I meant i added my comment about me hating him because so many people had said they like him.

[Lithium]

[-Sephiroth-]

And Ian Gillan is not at that list because??

[The Third Man]

And Ian Gillan is not at that list because??

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And Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, Jeff Buckley.

Anyways. Other. Bruce Dickinson.

[Streetchild]

Freddy Mercury, followed by Bono and Axl

[Mama Kin]

Robert Plant followed closely by Axl Rose

Edited December 19, 2005 by Mama Kin

[Guest katie]

other

i'm not going to write who, you should know by now

[Dachan]

Paul.

Paul.

Paul Mcartney

[Spoon87]

other

i'm not going to write who, you should know by now

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Justin Timberlake?

[Guest katie]

other

i'm not going to write who, you should know by now

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Justin Timberlake?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

ahh, you know me so well, i tried to keep it a secret....

hint:the sig me loves!

[Guest Ohdistortedsmile1789]

Most of them are personality guys, I mean I love all of them. But if you wanna know who the best VOCALIST is, it's Mercury without blinking. The man could've sang over anything. Much as I love Axl or Bon Scott, they are rock singers not pure vocalists. Jagger is the archetypal rock frontman, without a doubt, but is he that great of a vocalist? Not really, he just has alot of style. The only rival is Morrison because he had a naturally beautiful tone to his voice, check out "Crystal Ship" or "Yes the River Knows" for proof.

[Me Scandar]

Well, i dont quite agree with you 1789, i do agree that most of the people on there are attitude, but to me, Morrison goes with them. Yes, he did have a great tone to his voice, but he could have never hit a higher note than say, Rose, to me, a great singer is someone who has a beautiful tone to his voice, but can also vary it to his will. To me, my favourite singer would be Plant, but its not about favourites, its about best, so i'd have to say Mercury, his tone range is amusing.

[Guest Ohdistortedsmile1789]

Well, i dont quite agree with you 1789, i do agree that most of the people on there are attitude, but to me, Morrison goes with them. Yes, he did have a great tone to his voice, but he could have never hit a higher note than say, Rose, to me, a great singer is someone who has a beautiful tone to his voice, but can also vary it to his will. To me, my favourite singer would be Plant, but its not about favourites, its about best, so i'd have to say Mercury, his tone range is amusing.

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Well put, shit man I need some kind of nickname 1789 is nice haha. Morrison was great, what I don't get is all the talk of him being a great poet, he's a much better singer. I definitely love Plant and I may have overlooked him, he had a great low range and a great falsetto. What he does on "Going to California" is a real mindfuck the way he goes to the falsetto, you know the part .

[johnezz]

And Ian Gillan is not at that list because??

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And Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, Jeff Buckley.

Anyways. Other. Bruce Dickinson.

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Yeah i agree, how can those 4 men be not on that list, seriously.

I would like to hear Axl try and sing Hallowed Be Thy Name or Aces High, or Child in Time in that case.

Ian Gillan has the best scream ever PERIOD

[A_Sense_Of_Rage]

Axl Rose. Followed closely by Jim Morrison and Freddie Mercury. Also:

Ozzy Osbourne

Eric Adams

Keith Caputo

Cristina Scabbia

Geddy Lee

Glenn Danzig

David Coverdale

Geoff Tate

Peter Steele

Doro Pesch

Tony Martin

P.S. Alty you rock for mentioning Michael Stipe!

rock1

[Alty]

yea i cant get enough of michael stipes voice. absoutely beautiful IMO

[Izzy's Girl]

I wish people would learn to spell freddies name right first. Anyway deffo Freddie, he was and always will be fuckin amazing stuff

[oneAXLinamillion]

Among 'em Robert Plant..

That's my top 5

1. Robert Plant

2. Axl Rose

3. Freddie Mercury

4. Chris Cornell(Soundgarden and Audioslave "era" too)

5.Jim Morrison

[Diego]

The Three Greatest singers are:

1.Axl Rose

2.Freddie Murcery

3.Bruce Dickonson

THey all kick ass, amzing REAL lead singers try to involve te crowd always and thier vocals dont suck. ((that is way More than i can say for the holocaust that is "Popular" Music and rap, and yeah))

[Yamisonic]

1. Freddie Mercury

2. Jim Morrison

:xmasschef:

[supersillyspacemonkey]

its

STEVEN tyler!!!

NOT stephen!

GOD!!!

[criticalsolution04]

Axl follwed by Steven and then Freddy

[stevGNR666]

Well, i dont quite agree with you 1789, i do agree that most of the people on there are attitude, but to me, Morrison goes with them. Yes, he did have a great tone to his voice, but he could have never hit a higher note than say, Rose, to me, a great singer is someone who has a beautiful tone to his voice, but can also vary it to his will. To me, my favourite singer would be Plant, but its not about favourites, its about best, so i'd have to say Mercury, his tone range is amusing.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well put, shit man I need some kind of nickname 1789 is nice haha. Morrison was great, what I don't get is all the talk of him being a great poet, he's a much better singer. I definitely love Plant and I may have overlooked him, he had a great low range and a great falsetto. What he does on "Going to California" is a real mindfuck the way he goes to the falsetto, you know the part .

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Watch out...

SEEEEEEM LIKE THE WRATH OF THE GODS GOT A PUNCH ON THE NOSE...

oh yeah plant has no such 'good' low range he can barely go below a C...he's a squeaky first tenor...if you're looking for a good low range guy look to cash or something

Edited December 21, 2005 by stevGNR666

[Perfect_Crime_2004]

James Hetfield. His voice is amazing!