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| Awesome Vocalists
Just a handful
all male | 1 | | Orgy Candyass
Jay Gordon - An off-kilter bass-baritone. Even if Orgy tumbled big time with their shitty, nu-metal influenced 3rd album, one thing that never, ever changed was how damn good Jay Gordon was, as a vocalist. He fit the dark, electronica-drenched industrial rock like a glove. | 2 | | Crush 40 Thrill of the Feel
Johnny Gioeli - So many years after his Hardline recording back in 1992, and he still has an amazing voice, even after all of his powerful belting and roaring. Incredible. | 3 | | Foo Fighters Wasting Light
3. Dave Grohl - For much of the same reasons as Gioeli. His control and stamina are incredible. | 4 | | System of a Down Mezmerize
Serj Tankian - What would SOAD be like without Serj's voice? His incredibly experimental style and flawless mix of screaming and crooning is a perfect, vocal representation of what SOAD is like: incredibly experimental, a flawless mix of raging metal and light rock. | 5 | | Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti
Robert Plant - This guy threw all caution to the wind. It wound up f*cking up his voice to high heaven, but on the first two albums especially, he couldn't be beat. There was nobody quite like him at the time. "Going to California" and "Since I've Been Loving You" are amongst the best vocal rock performances ever. | 6 | | Boston Boston
Brad Delp - RIP. This man hit the highest of highs like it was nothing. He harmonized with the rest of the band perfectly, and his singing was so effortless and mind-blowing. It's hard to believe he's gone, or even that he took his own life. Hopefully he found his peace of mind. | 7 | | Deep Purple Purpendicular
Ian Gillan - "Highway Star" and "Gethsemane" are proof enough. | 8 | | Marianas Trench Masterpiece Theater
Josh Ramsay - Marianas Trench? Not very good, although they can produce some good stuff from time to time. Ramsay? Incredible. Such a crisp, bright, versatile voice. | 9 | | Soundgarden Badmotorfinger
Chris Cornell - Obviously. | 10 | | Def Leppard Pyromania
Joe Elliott - Bright, husky high voice with some really good lows, esp. later on in his career. Capable of some truly amazing stuff. | 11 | | Queensryche Rage for Order
Geoff Tate - A PROPHECY WILL MAKE ITS STAAAAAAYYYYYY | 12 | | Jamiroquai Travelling Without Moving
Jay Kay - Incredibly relaxed, confident voice. His work on "Canned Heat" has some flawless mixed voice. | |
Killerhit
01.06.16 | Godbless | LotusFlower
01.06.16 | I always thought Dave was a pretty average vocalist bar the few tracks where he actually elts himself loose. I do agree with 3 a lot. | Artuma
01.06.16 | geoff tate eww | DoofusWainwright
01.06.16 | Grohl can't really sing, I mean to put him instead of Cobain is like putting Ringo instead of Lennon to me | wtferrothorn
01.06.16 | Prince
Janelle Monae
D'Angelo
Charles Bradley
Bjork | CalculatingInfinity
01.06.16 | 9, 7, 6 and 4 are the main ones I agree with here. | onionbubs
01.06.16 | RIP Brad Delp indeed
Scott Weiland | DinosaurJones
01.06.16 | Props for 12. Jay Kay has such a smooth voice. | hobblepot
01.06.16 | Jon Mess. For reals, his unclean vocals are some of the best in the business | DinosaurJones
01.06.16 | Also, Winston from Parkway Drive is pretty damn awesome. | alienobserver
01.06.16 | frank ocean
the weeknd | EvoHavok
01.06.16 | Kyo, Roy Khan, Mike Patton, Tommy Karevik, Mikael Akerfeldt, Tomi Joutsen, Myles Kennedy, Atsushi Sakurai, Matt Barlow just to name a few. | CalculatingInfinity
01.06.16 | Kyo is love, Kyo is life. Also imo Nils Frykadhl is the most overlooked amazing vocalist, incredible tone and persomality. | Angelboros
01.06.16 | Chino Moreno
Mikee Goodman
Mike Patton
Kyo
Gackt
Peter Steele
Maynard James Keenan
Les Claypool
Toshimitsu "Toshi" Deyama
Just to name a couple right there. | UpwardSpiral
01.06.16 | Colin Newman, Graham Lewis from Wire. Maybe not the best but I love it | onionbubs
01.06.16 | Colin Newman, Graham Lewis from Wire. [2] | Snake.
01.06.16 | dallas green tbh | Ocean of Noise
01.06.16 | "Grohl can't really sing, I mean to put him instead of Cobain is like putting Ringo instead of Lennon to me"
Grohl is a way better singer than Kurt. However, I find Kurt way more interesting so I still agree with you. | onionbubs
01.06.16 | Cobain doesn't have a great voice, but he couldn't be any more perfect of a frontman for nirvana. Grohl is more talented, but not as passionate or unique. | Deez
01.06.16 | Patton >>> All | evilford
01.06.16 | Patton [34] | Killerhit
01.06.16 | Graham Bonnet fucking rocks
Kyo is a great choice, and Ian Astbury was fantastic until he fucked up his voice | owen
01.06.16 | mike patton has some serious pipes | Rawmeeth38
01.07.16 | Roger Daltrey
David Gilmour | claygurnz
01.07.16 | Layne Staley has to be up there. | InFlamesWeThrash666
01.07.16 | Rob Halford. | micpattern
01.21.16 | Dallas Green [2]
Daniel Gildenlow (Pain of Salvation)
Sahaj Ticotin (Ra) has some serious pipes. Check out the note he holds in the live version of Skorn.
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