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| Rowan's Favourite Male Singers
Fairly self-explanatory I guess also notice how I cleverly put the word "male" into the list name so people can't call me out on the fact that all the singers on here are dudes (I have nothing against chick singers I swear to Bjork) also note: in typical Rowan fashion this list is not exclusively the singers with the best range or technical ability (although there are a fair few of those) but rather those with the most emotional power and heartfelt deliveries I guess yeah, my favourite performance(s) of each singer are included with description | | 1 |  | Pink Floyd
Wish You Were Here
David Gilmour. Coming to no surprise to literally anyone who's exchanged more than three words with me at any point in time, Gilmour nails the top spot in my heart. His range and tone continually astound me from the most laid-back falsetto you'll ever hear (Fat Old Sun) to deeper and meatier deliveries (High Hopes) and even on occasion a slightly blues-tinged and more aggressive approach (Not Now John, Young Lust). Whichever is the case, Gilmour's heartfelt delivery invariably fits perfectly with the gorgeous soundscapes of Floyd and Waters' powerhouse lyricism to create the greatest combo in music history. By the way guys did you know I really like Floyd? Favourite performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkNOky3orsM, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKUfuS24O-I and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7EpSirtf_E | | 2 |  | Dot Hacker
Inhibition
Josh Klinghoffer. Another one that will surprise probably no-one: but putting aside for a second the fact that my mancrush for Josh reaches no limits and I would probably marry him if I had the chance, Josh's gorgeously androgynous voice is a force to be reckoned with in its own right. While stirring falsetto is undoubtedly Klinghoffer's strength whether in Dot Hacker or the Chili Peppers, Josh still sings in a variety of pitches and switches up his style now and again with that beautiful lazy rapping on "Floating Up the Stairs" (MC Blinghoffer in the house!) and even a scream at the end of Froosh's "Omission" which is surprisingly wicked. Nevertheless, Josh is at his peak when pushing his voice into the higher ranges to soar to hitherto undreamed-of heights with Dot Hacker's ambient sounds and tight grooves along for the ride, or something. Favourite performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLMQ3rUMJjs and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0rV6x0Nbgc | | 3 |  | Faith No More
Album of the Year
Mike Patton. Getting into the more technically proficient singers now and I might as well get the ball rolling with the most versatile musician working today. The amount of styles Patton plays in is ridiculous and, with the admitted exception of the Real Thing, his chameleonic voice smoothly lends itself to match any genre of your fancy, be it smooth jazz or Dillinger's schizophrenic math rock (to give the two most opposite extremes). Patton's ability to sound like a hundred different people yet still undeniably himself is just awe-inspiring, and he has indeed inspired countless vocalists, some of whom we will be seeing later in this list. Favourite performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4HSx2ORSl4 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1r-kzV3nbQ | | 4 |  | Jeff Buckley
Grace
Good old J-Bucks. While Patton may be crowned the most versatile performer and rightly so, there is no-one on the face of the earth who can match Jeff in sheer power. His - how the fuck do I even describe it? - shuddering, oscillating wail is his trademark and damn rightfully so, but Jeff makes sure not to stick to familiar tactics too much and matches his caterwauling with a beautiful falsetto and a strong lower range. In terms of sheer emotional intensity, Buckley's powerhouse of a range will leave you breathless. Favourite performances: you already know. Yeah you do. | | 5 |  | Queen
Innuendo
Freddie Mercury: duh? He's fucking Freddie Mercury, dude. We all know what this dude was capable of and he deserves every iota of praise he got. Fave performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ADh8Fs3YdU and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xmsXqgHHEI | | 6 |  | Devin Townsend
Ocean Machine: Biomech
Devy is just in general a musical juggernaut. Like Patton, this Canadian wizard turns his hand to whatever musical style takes his fancy and his success rate is nothing to sneeze at. Devy's vicious screams/beautiful cleans combo are more than enough to place him among the greatest vocalists of our time and easily the greatest to work in metal (because who listens to metal these days lol), not to mention the emotions he is capable of bringing up when he's not trying (and mostly succeeding) to be funny. Fave performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDm8VrFrUf0, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZF3qmGfDws and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMLXoobDKWs | | 7 |  | Nick Drake
Pink Moon
Moving into a more subdued area of the musical spectrum now, and Drake may seem a bit of an unusual selection among the likes of Patton and Buckley. Nick's range was limited at best and his style fairly monotonous, yet his voice has this elusive quality that escapes many of his peers that are his superior in technical ability. Drake had the exceptional ability to send his listeners into a state of tranquillity with his beautifully soothing vocals, even when the subjects of his songs were more often that not less than uplifting. Put simply, Drake's vocals are just goddamn nice. Fave performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRzOoa3JO7A and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0NDxRNdQKk | | 8 |  | Richard Wright
Broken China
Only I would have more than just Gilmour on a list like this, right? (or should that be, Wright? hehehe). Ricky was a vital part of Floyd's sound and often tragically overlooked amongst their fanbase, and for me it is not only through his immense, atmospherically-inclined skill on the keys but also his gorgeous voice. Granted, he stopped singing at the peak of Floyd's brilliance and his voice (due to sickness, age, whatever other reasons) went downhill at this point anyway, but his contributions to early- and mid- Floyd would be a mistake to overlook; not to even mention that freakily serendipitous harmonising thing that he and Gilmour had going on. Fave performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmSjEu57Lxs and no need to look any further than https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwYX52BP2Sk | | 9 |  | David Bowie
Station to Station
David Bowie is an alien. Its the only explanation. I'm not even going to get into the ridiculous amount of genres this dude has nailed over an impressively long career, from post-punk to glam to minimalist to straight up rock 'n' roll, nor will I mention his fantastic, unique style of train-of-thought lyricism. Oh wait, I just mentioned the things I said I wouldn't mention. I hate it when people do that. Anyway, Bowie is here not only because I think he has a hell of a voice but also out of respect for how much that hell of a voice developed over his career. Let's face it, Bowie's earlier vocals sometimes lent towards the shitty side, although he made up for this with aplomb on Ziggy Stardust by packing his shaky voice to the seams with passion and passion and passion. Post-Ziggy however, the amount of progress Bowie made on his voice in a short amount of time was absolutely ridiculous. Just three years later on Young Americans and Bowie sounded like a completely new man, powerful, confident, smooth as a Porsche and packing a whalloping range. Yet for me his vocals came to their peak on Station to Station, where he combined the smooth jazzy delivery of Station to Station with the heartfelt, raw, genuine passion of his earlier material. As best shown by: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cSAKlu0OlU and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fHoMw8tCzo | | 10 |  | The Antlers
Familiars
Peter Silberman, dude. Fuck. This guy just knows how to do his shit. As you've probably realised by this point I am a sucker for some sweet sweet falsetto and Silberman gives Klinghoffer a hell of a run for the title of king of that particular style. Silberman sometimes gives me the impression he could be an opera singer with that glorious vibrato, and yet he didn't earn his place on this list until recently when he brought his lower vocal range up to the same level of quality with those gorgeous bluesy vocals on Familiars. Not to mention he is also capable of stirring a hell of an emotional shitstorm when he feels like it. Fave performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQwkbRVqqxU, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg8Ckamh8Gw (the fucking feels man), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9afJSKCOQQ | | 11 |  | The Dear Hunter
The Color Spectrum
Casey Crescenzo. Dude is just in general a fucking brilliant performer, whether in the Receiving End of Sirens or the Dear Hunter. His broad range, highly emotive and powerful performances leave me low on superlatives to describe so I'll let the music do the talking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFX08ssSsLI and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYScOqq3oBQ | | 12 |  | Bon Iver
For Emma, Forever Ago
Justin Vernon with some more falsetto magic. As a wise brother of mine once said, it sounds like Vernon is singing directly to you and no-one else on For Emma and it is perhaps this that sets him above his peers, even more so than his gorgeous higher range. Combine this with fantastic lyrics, melodies without match and a superb knowledge of harmonies and Vernon is sitting comfortably up there with the best. Fave performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuQrLsTUcN0 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9lrVZdaluk (this motherfucker right here though) | | 13 |  | Copeland
You Are My Sunshine
Aaron Marsh. He may the girliest singer to ever lay claim to a pair of testicles but that doesn't count for nothing when he can sing this beautifully. Marsh's high range is simply a wonder to behond. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF9PZ0TlL0E and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZOwB_gaJ1A | | 14 |  | Thrice
Vheissu
Dustin Kensrue. Close in the vein of Casey Crescenzo, Dustin varies between screams and angelic cleans but always pack his voice to the brims with emotional intensity. I mean, just check this shit right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cODfsMAw3qM and also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeRSlQlPkpo | | 15 |  | Radiohead
Kid A
Thom Yorke. We all knew he was coming up eventually. Yorke is one of the most distinctive and unique vocalists of our time and the drunker he sounds the better. His falsetto is so recognisable it should be a universal language, yet he occasionally gives us glimpses of a powerful lower range that is sadly under-used (A Wolf at the Door). Favourite performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAF8D0ugyVk and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ky1td3_6LY (how can you possibly deny the THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNKIIIIIINGGGGGG) | | 16 |  | U2
The Unforgettable Fire
Bono. Yeah yeah yeah Bono is a cock, douche, knobgobbler etc. ad nauseam but he uses those pipes well when backed by a solid tune. This Irishman can wail like few others can match, and he sounds amazing when he's pissed off. For these respective points: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgBtoiNxPyE and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdmNC8ylrXI | | 17 |  | Genesis
Selling England by the Pound
Peter Gabriel. Put simply, this dude is fucking mental. His range, different character voices and intensity are ridiculous, both with Genesis and on his fantastic solo material. In the interest of keeping the recommended tracks to below 20 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0Spl1cOf-o and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ncVyxQRw70 | | 18 |  | Jimmy Eat World
Clarity
Jim Adkins, that's right. The clarity (heh) and conviction in Adkins' voice earns him a spot on this list by itself, even if he lacks the technical ability or range of the others. (get out of it zak you wanker) Fave performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ7Fy-zZbuI and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgQ1xIsHOb0 | | 19 |  | Anathema
A Natural Disaster
Danny Cavanagh. Yeah yeah, Danny not Vinny first, but I do what I want, mum! As much as Vinny's range and power are awe-inspiring and definitely earn him his place on this list, Danny's unique timbre is just gorgeous in the same way Nick Drake's was. I could listen to his gentle crooning for the rest of my life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06w_jd_YqhU and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LwN_J88-Nc (there aren't a whole bunch to choose from but that'll do nicely) | | 20 |  | dredg
El Cielo
Gavin Hayes. That smooth tenor on Same Ol' Road is one of the most instantly recognisable things about dredg's sound, especially after the raw screaming of the previous releases, and even when the band turned to complete and utter shite Hayes' soothing notes are still a distinctive high point. Not much else to say here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGnygXFLWPI and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23ILS1PbVVU (also I CANNOT FIND THE OTHER HAAAAALF) | | 21 |  | Opeth
Still Life
Akerfeldt m/ bropeth m/ bigpleb m/ m/ yeah but I gotta have respect for the diversity of Mikael's vocals, even if his cleans are much more my thing than his growls (even if they are very radio metal). ma,yh> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhohQNdSt7g and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0edDklFDIY | | 22 |  | Anathema
We're Here Because We're Here
Vincent Cavanagh. Yep they both snuck their way into their top 25, and the combination of these two brothers with Lee Douglas makes for one masterclass of a vocal section. Vincent has some of the most powerfully soaring and crystal clear vocals in music today, and, yeah. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSToh--FUsI and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yOeFk6CLug | | 23 |  | Keaton Henson
Birthdays
Another one which is very restricted in range and style yet makes up for it with conviction, passion and that elusive quality that just digs right down into your soul. Keaton's shaky, wavering voice is one of the most soul-tugging things you're likely to ever hear as he comes to the point of tears on more than one occasion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfvcPeWO8yk and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCNtWKdi5Ds | | 24 | | Alex Lloyd
Watching Angels Mend
A bit of an Australian homeboy here and probably not one that you non-Australian weirdos will be familiar with. Lloyd's voice combines a bluesy lower range with a delicate falsetto and a generally powerful delivery, yet his most striking delivery is often done on the rawer end of the spectrum with only a quiet guitar in the background. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PGnaIIAVYE and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6J4xl-JV_I | | 25 |  | Sunny Day Real Estate
How it Feels to be Something On
Jeremy Enigk. This is a weird change of style and tone from every other vocalist on this list, but fuck it. Ignoring that awful Matt Bellamy impression which reared its ugly head on their final album, Enigk's voice is the absolute peak of the emo game as he screams, mumbles, soars and then just does that singing thing and nails each and every one. Fave performances are his earth-shattering guest part on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8VizD1xcuk and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCW4_oMNTB4 (because THAT falsetto part) | | 26 |  | Crowded House
Woodface
I just felt like putting Crowded House on a list because Australia REPRESENT but here are some honourable mentions that didn't quite make the cut: Chino Moreno, Geoff Rickly, Daryl Palumbo, Trickster G aka Garm, Maynard James Keenan, Josh Homme, Serj Tankian (pretty much Mike Patton), Greg Puciato (also pretty mych Mike Patton), Jesse Lacey (shut up zak [2]), Layne Staley, Tim McIlrath, Chris Cornell, oh and Dave Mustaine | |
Rowan5215
08.28.14 | holy fuck that took longer than it should have
I REALLY like falsetto guys | tommygun
08.28.14 | lol the dredg guy but no berninger fuckin RIP | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Have you even heard Same 'Ol Road? cunt
Berninger rules but he doesn't rule THAT hard | tommygun
08.28.14 | :D
nice list pal get a feature | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Thanks I will hope you liked the Bowie and Vernon inclusion
also for Bowie I meant "smooth jazzy delivery of Young Americans" but fuck editing I don't want to awaken Cthulhu
Lady Grinning Soul for life | avonbarksdale221
08.28.14 | I CANNOT FIND THE OTHER HALF agreed [2]
Grest stuff bruh love the detail and dedication. | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Best moment ever dude also I WILL OVERFLOOOOOOOOOOW ugh
thanks man I was gonna watch a movie tonight but its too late now rip | Artuma
08.28.14 | propz for 25 bro superb list | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Thanks man I thought you'd appreciate that, end of O Porcupine turned me into atoms and made me realise the true nature of the universe then resurrected me from the primordial goo and forget everything I'd learned and then headbang for a bit | CalculatingInfinity
08.28.14 | Awesome list Rowan, needs a feature. Here's some I would add: Toshimitsu Deyama (X Japan), Kamijo Yuuji (Versailles/Kamijo), Nils Frykdahl (Sleepytime Gorilla Museum), Jeff Mangum (NMH) and Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge) | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Thanks dude but Mangum would not come near this list with a twenty-foot pole :D can't say I know those others | zakalwe
08.28.14 | I love ya Row but you don't half dig some shite. | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Love you too man shame you have to be a such a stereotypical old geezer but no-one's perfect :-) | JamieTwort
08.28.14 | Needs more Garm. | undertakerpt
08.28.14 | Would it be wrong for me to say I am partially responsible for the creation of this list? | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | He got in honourable mentions Jamie hard to do more than that when they underuse him so spectacularly | JamieTwort
08.28.14 | Oh I haven't read the descriptions yet so didn't see the honorable mentions. I kinda feel that the fact that he's somewhat
"underused" makes his vocal parts all the more powerful when they do appear, like on Messe for example. | undertakerpt
08.28.14 | Ok thanks for clearing that up xD | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Dammit Jamie keep up! you gotta read the list before you complain about what's on it man
Maybe so but I'd still prefer it if he got the spotlight the amount that he deserves to have it
undertaker, you are my muse and only source of inspiration | tommygun
08.28.14 | yo jamie who's your fave soccer player i bet it's lionel MESSE lol right? ha ha ha kill me | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Man you used to be so cool tom what happened | tommygun
08.28.14 | jammed larks' tongues and it ruined me life :[ | ButteryBiscuitBass
08.28.14 | what the fuck is soccer, you Australian cunt? | Artuma
08.28.14 | larks made me appreciate life tbh | tommygun
08.28.14 | sup butters | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Atonal shite agreed | PunchforPunch
08.28.14 | needs varg and ihsahn | Artuma
08.28.14 | varg [2] hard | ButteryBiscuitBass
08.28.14 | larks changed my life | BigPleb
08.28.14 | 21 should be in every list ever made. | tommygun
08.28.14 | m/ | tempest--
08.28.14 | wheres scott pilgrim | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Who's varg?
also Robert Plant absolutely fucking not | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | If this list was best movies then that would be 1 yeah | tommygun
08.28.14 | lol plant | Kman418
08.28.14 | WHERES JEFF BRO | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | agreed tom
Sorry Kman bro I mean I fucking love Jeff's voice but that's because it fits his lyrics perfectly not because its good | tempest--
08.28.14 | rowan check dio | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | Dio rules yeah I like that song that goes DUN DUDUDN DUDNUDUNUN DUDUDUDN DUN HOLY DIVAH
Buckley is like Plant if Plant wasn't shite yeah I mean Buckley's voice is so much more powerful and, well, good | tommygun
08.28.14 | buckley and plant are nothing alike ugh | tempest--
08.28.14 | his brain's a mudloop | tempest--
08.28.14 | lol bet you dont even jam lowercase | ChoccyPhilly
08.28.14 | Can't stand 10 but good list, deserving of a feature | Artuma
08.28.14 | "Who's varg?"
i can see you're not into bm | Rowan5215
08.28.14 | How can you not stand Silberman
are you incapable of love? | ChoccyPhilly
08.28.14 | His falsettos become so annoying after a while and I with he didn't overuse them | WhiteNoise
08.28.14 | So how mad would you be if I told you I've never made it through grace because I get bored? Hahaha
Awesome list man! I'm also pumped to finally see Mike Patton next year m/ | PunchforPunch
08.28.14 | dido > dio tbh | tommygun
08.28.14 | dido rocks agreed | JamieTwort
08.28.14 | Robert Plant is better than a lot of these for sure. | BMDrummer
08.28.14 | good list | Muisc4Life26
08.28.14 | awesome list mate. it definitely deserves a feature XD | NorthernSkylark
08.28.14 | damn good list | NordicMindset
08.28.14 | needs more maynard | Snowdog808
08.28.14 | Robert Plant is better than a lot of these for sure. [2] So is Rob Halford and early Geddy Lee.
| Sowing
08.28.14 | Incredible list, have a feature | deathschool
08.28.14 | Verr nice list, Row. Verr nice. | DikkoZinner
08.28.14 | Robert Plant is better than a lot of these for sure[5] | XingKing
08.28.14 | I can agree with almost every entry in this list that I have actually heard and it is superb | Sowing
08.28.14 | Rowan, you had me at the mention of Peter Silberman | ConcubinaryCode
08.28.14 | Why aren't I on this list | DrGonzo1937
08.28.14 | Agreed hard, rowan. very nice list. | XingKing
08.28.14 | Row has had three featured lists in a row. Is there any stopping this man?
He is more than a man, he's a shiny golden god | Judio!
08.28.14 | Patton is best. I don't think there is any doubt about that. | Ecnalzen
08.29.14 | I agree with the things that Xing says. | mandan
08.29.14 | Cool list. | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | Goddamn thank you for the feature Sowing! I love you man and knew you would appreciate the Silberbro inclusion
Thanks all who commented except Jamie because he's invariably wrong in all his opinions
"He is more than a man, he's a shiny golden god"
IF YOU THINK ITS TIME TO FUCKIN ROCK
AND FUCKIN ROLL
OUTTA CONTROL | JamieTwort
08.29.14 | "Thanks all who commented except Jamie because he's invariably wrong in all his opinions"
You've got it all wrong bro, I'm always right remember?
Keep up Rowan! | JamieTwort
08.29.14 | Congrats on the feature though, well deserved. | XingKing
08.29.14 | Long live The D | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | You saying you're always right is simply more proof that you're always wrong
Keep up keep up! and thank you
WE ARE THE D WE ARE THE D WE ARE THE D WE ARE THE D WE ARE THE D
what singers on here haven't you heard Xing? | JamieTwort
08.29.14 | And you saying that me saying I'm always right is proof that I'm always wrong is further proof that you are in fact wrong and
are once again failing to keep up. | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | And you saying that me saying that you saying is in fact me saying proof that I'm saying what you're saying is proof that I'm saying keep up because you're keeping up at failing to keep up with what I'm saying. | deathschool
08.29.14 | Fuck or fight, you two. | XingKing
08.29.14 | 19-26 with the exception of Opeth and Sunny Day, of course | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | Why can't we have both?
*gets held up in air by rejoicing Mexican people* | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | Fair enough Xing. Check out the two links I posted for Keaton Henson though I think you would enjoy (but I have no idea if I'm right) | deathschool
08.29.14 | That took me a sec, Row. You can have both, but you have to pick at least one. | Emim
08.29.14 | Idk if you've heard Dustin Kensrue on It's Not Enough, but that is probably my favorite performance from him. | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | @death Jamie knows which one I'd pick, oh he knows. ;)
@Emim I posted the link for It's Not Enough in the description for him yo | Emim
08.29.14 | Good | XingKing
08.29.14 | I'm actually pretty disappointed Homme only got an honorable mention. Jamming the first song you mentioned now | XingKing
08.29.14 | Oh snap. I've actually heard both of these songs before and I've listened to his first two albums | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | Homme was very close he doesn't switch it up often enough for him to quite make the cut
Haha, I'm amazed you can casually forget two whole albums! What did/do you think? | Zorak
08.29.14 | Dude everyone rips on me but I love Whitesnake's vocalist | XingKing
08.29.14 | I didn't recognize the album art or the name, but I recognized the guitar playing and the (alternate?) cover art for Dear with the rabbit. It's good stuff! | tommygun
08.29.14 | https://plug.dj/hard-jammers | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | It is although so goddamn depressing
that "god, you were the one that told me not to be so English" in Sweetheart What Have You Done to Us is the most :-( moment in existence | wwf
08.29.14 | Awesome list
And I'm not a huge fan of Whitesnake but their singer is hilariously great | wwf
08.29.14 | lolwait I was thinking of Steelheart | Artuma
08.29.14 | "have a feature"
wat | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | wat wat? | Artuma
08.29.14 | nah i just thought the features were reserved for staff and contribs | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | Are you talking about the ability to give features, or receive features?
Either way I have no idea what you're on about cos Sowing is staff and lists by anyone can be featured | tommygun
08.29.14 | https://plug.dj/hard-jammers | Artuma
08.29.14 | "Are you talking about the ability to give features, or receive features?
Either way I have no idea what you're on about cos Sowing is staff and lists by anyone can be featured"
receiving. of course i know anyone can have their list featured but i very rarely get my lists have one. then again i am terrible at writing anything longer than one sentence | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | Trust me just chuck in any random old YouTube links and it looks like you've put in effort works like a charm! | Artuma
08.29.14 | seems like that yea lol | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | Or alternatively just put Silberman on any list you make, sit back, await Sowing's arrival | Artuma
08.29.14 | lol silberman has been pretty much on every list i've made | Rowan5215
08.29.14 | Yeah but you gotta gush on him or else the effect is ruined
Go the full deal or not at all! | JamieTwort
08.29.14 | "Dude everyone rips on me but I love Whitesnake's vocalist"
Strange that you refer to him (Coverdale) as "Whitesnake's vocalist" when he was at his best when he was in Deep Purple.
Anyone who doubts Coverdale's talent as a vocalist needs to listen to the live version of Mistreated from Deep Purple's California Jamming album. He sings it even better than Dio ever did when he sung it with Rainbow. | NordicMindset
08.29.14 | put. back. maynard | Snake.
08.30.14 | no isaac brock neg | NordicMindset
08.30.14 | issac brock was good live neg |
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