greatest rock voice of all time

#102
#102
BearCat204 said:
Jim Morrison
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#104
#104
Jeff Buckley without a doubt. I don't care how many Hollywood starlets or American Idol douchers have co-opted his legacy, dude was an incredible and technically, proficient guitarist who had the best pipes in the history of rock. I challenge anyone to both play and sing "Grace".

Drowned in the Mississippi River while spending some time recording in Memphis at the age of 30. Was not a druggie or a boozer. Son of folk legend Tim Buckley who never gave a crap about him while Jeff was growing up. He, ultimately, was better than his father.
 
#105
#105
Staley. Done.

Would love to hear him belt it out in the basement with some of my songs. RIP.
 
#114
#114
In his prime, Steve Walsh was as good as any lead singer. With that said my top lead singers would be:

Steve Walsh(Kansas)
Robert Plant(Led Zeppelin)
Peter Gabriel (Genesis)
Jon Anderson(Yes)
Geddy Lee(Rush)
Eddie Vedder(Pearl Jam)
 
#116
#116
My dad would insist it's Roy Orbison and that no argument to the contrary should even considered. I, of course, would not agree, but I thought it would be appropriate to put in the opinion of a Baby Boomer.
 
#117
#117
Brett scallions from Fuel is pretty good

Menard from tool and apc

Pete loeffler from chevelle

Ed sloan-Crossfade

And my favorites chris cornell and aaron lewis
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#118
#118
Has anyone checked out 10 years? Arent they from around knoxville? They have a few good songs
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#123
#123
the answer is obviously chris cornell. saw him at the orange peel last week and he sounded as good as he did back in 93. don't let this setlist hurt ya.


Dark Globe
(Syd Barrett cover)
Dandelion
(Audioslave cover)
Wide Awake
(Audioslave cover)
Can't Change Me
Billie Jean
(Michael Jackson cover)
Call Me A Dog
(Temple of the Dog cover)
Sunshower
Fell on Black Days
(Soundgarden cover)
Like Suicide
(Soundgarden cover)
I Am the Highway
(Audioslave cover)
When I'm Down
Sweet Euphoria
All Night Thing
(Temple of the Dog cover)
Man of Golden Words
(Mother Love Bone cover)
Comfortably Numb Excerpt
(Pink Floyd cover)
Say Hello 2 Heaven
(Temple of the Dog cover)
Mind Riot
(Soundgarden cover)
Burden in My Hand
(Soundgarden cover)
Like A Stone
(Audioslave cover)
Doesn't Remind Me
(Audioslave cover)
Black Hole Sun
(Soundgarden cover)

Encore:

Scream
Imagine
(John Lennon cover)
As Hope and Promise Fade

Encore 2:

Thank You
(Led Zeppelin cover)
Blow Up the Outside World
 
#124
#124
rpvol said:
the answer is obviously chris cornell. saw him at the orange peel last week and he sounded as good as he did back in 93. don't let this setlist hurt ya.
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Realizing that music is substantially subjective, I'm still gonna go out on a limb here and make the bold statement that championing Chris Cornell's vocals vis a vis Freddie Mercury is completely indefensible.
 
#125
#125
kidbourbon said:
Realizing that music is substantially subjective, I'm still gonna go out on a limb here and make the bold statement that championing Chris Cornell's vocals vis a vis Freddie Mercury is completely indefensible.
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to each their own. fm would not even be in my top 10.
 
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