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Best Rock Voice

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Manny Ramirez, Dec 1, 2003.

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  1. Manny Ramirez

    Manny Ramirez The Music Man

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    Okay, I know that we have done these before, but it has been a while.

    I saw a Foreigner video the other day, and seeing that reminded me of how great a voice Lou Gramm has.

    So, he is my pick (for now) as the person with the best rock voice.

    Now, if we subdivide this into heavy metal - then no question, it begins and ends with Rob Halford.:D
     
    #1 Manny Ramirez, Dec 1, 2003
  2. Two Sandwiches

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    Brock Lindow of 36 Crazyfists:D

    followed by Daryl Palumbo of Glassjaw.
     
    #2 Two Sandwiches, Dec 1, 2003
  3. BobFinn*

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    Robert Plant
    John Lennon
    Steve Perry
    David Lee Roth
     
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  4. Two Sandwiches

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    No edit. I forgot to mention Claudio Sanchez of Coheed and Cambria.
     
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  5. Rockets2K

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    Let it be subdivided...:D

    Bruce Dickinson
    Rob Halford
    Geoff Tate
    Ray Adler
    Jon Oliva
    David Coverdale


    rock:

    Lou Gramm (great call Manny)
    Robert Plant
    Ian Gillian
    Jon Anderson
    Pat Benetar
    Micheal McDonald
     
    #5 Rockets2K, Dec 1, 2003
  6. Iron McFist

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    Tim Kasher, Morrissey.
     
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    Bono.
     
    #7 vj23k, Dec 1, 2003
  8. Faos

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    THE Bruce Dickinson?

    I'm sorry, but if Bruce Dickinson wants a little more cowbell maybe we should give him more cowbell.
     
    #8 Faos, Dec 1, 2003
  9. BobFinn*

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    Lou Gramm was ok. IMHO Paul Rodgers (Bad Company) was better.
     
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    David Clayton Thomas
     
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    Chris Robinson, Eric Clapton, Roger Clyne.
     
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  12. Harrisment

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    Maynard James Keenan

    Chris Cornell

    In recent music, I think these two stand apart from everyone else.
     
    #12 Harrisment, Dec 1, 2003
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    Totally Agree
     
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    Eddie Vedder

    Chris Cornell

    Bret Scallions
     
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  15. Rockets2K

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    good lord....that SNL joke totally overshadows the REAL Bruce Dickinson......of Iron Maiden

    not the SNL Bruce D.


    Finn*....good call there

    Paul Rodgers definitely deserves to be high on the list. I cant believe I forgot him.:(


    omg...like those grunge guys even deserve to be mentioned in the same thread as Plant, Rodgers, Gramm,etc...:confused:
     
    #15 Rockets2K, Dec 1, 2003
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    Peter Garrett - Midnight Oil
     
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  17. rockets-#1

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    Robert Plant - There is just no one near his level. Not only his voice but some of the sounds he made and the extent to which he was able to change his voice is just unparalleled, in my opinion. Just such a great singing voice... (he's the lead singer of Led Zeppelin for you poor, pathetic souls who didn't know that).

    Scott Weiland (STP)
    Curt Cobain
    Chris Cornell
    John Fogerty (CCR)
     
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    nice choices! dont for get james mercer of The Shins.
     
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  19. arkoe

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    What's this Led Zeplin you speak of?
     
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  20. Htownhero

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    The fact that you consider either Tool or Soundgarden "grunge" is laughable by itself. Get a clue about something before you post.
     
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