Mr.Draned
The Grey Rooster
Sounds like someone is a little, you know...
I once heard a friend say "On a scale of one to Creed, you're Nickleback."
greatest rock and roll voice
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A Huge Nerd
Lee-Hair-Oh
I posted it as a joke.
A Huge Nerd
Lee-Hair-Oh
In all seriousness, though... I could listen to David Gilmour all day.
Hetfield all day as cliche as it may be
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I'm sorry is that considered metal? Not rock and roll?
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Lol I don't give a damn about tomatoes but it looks like I would need the backup and echoes lol. Hetfields voice is equal parts melodic and a touch of screamer which is damn near impossible and was imitated but never duplicated
Mercury can sing but I can't give him best rock and roll "voice" and serj tankian comes very close to freddie in his own way for best voice
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"bicycle race" imo is a good one that showcases his more rock and rolly side, I feel his voice is almost too angelic on most of his tracks for me to consider him to have an ideal rock voice if that makes sense.
No one mentioned Jeff Buckley?
Freddie can sing. Jeff Buckley was up there, too..
...and David Lee Roth was a better singer than Plant -all day, everyday. He had bigger range, a more soulful timbre, more expression, and the showmanship to boot.
Freddie can sing. Jeff Buckley was up there, too..
...and David Lee Roth was a better singer than Plant -all day, everyday. He had bigger range, a more soulful timbre, more expression, and the showmanship to boot.
Morrison always nauseated me. Figured that was just me though.
