Album Rating: 5.0

I'm in Love with my Car has some of my favorite backing vocals

Album Rating: 4.5

And some of the worst leading vox at the same time ;)

Album Rating: 5.0

I definitely focus more on the backing vocals when listening to the song, but calling Taylor's voice on the song as "some of the worse" is kinda exaggerated imo

Album Rating: 4.5

Oh I'd exaggerate even more if I wasn't a true gentleman.

Album Rating: 4.5

OOH



YOU MAKE ME LIVE

Album Rating: 5.0

Taylor's vocals is definitely not to my liking either, but I've listened to several worse vocalists tbh.

Listening to I'm in Love with my Car, Taylor's vocals aren't even bad wtf

Album Rating: 4.5

song is incredible

Album Rating: 4.5

i love Taylor's vox personally. Especially on Loser In The End from Queen II

Album Rating: 4.5

He sounds like a constipated, subpar Rod Stewart. Which only gets worse because his meaningless song is sandwiched between two lovely Freddie Mercury performances, for me.

Album Rating: 4.0

dude but his high vox are pretty impressive



from what I've read, Taylor's singing is raspy because of a early smoking habit. I might (read: I'm most likely) be wrong.

Album Rating: 4.5

Just being mean with my assessment of him because I never enjoyed his songs, singing, or flamboyance. I don't really consider him bad but I can't stand the dude, especially after having heard Mercury sing in the majority of songs.

Album Rating: 5.0

If u like Lemmy's raspy voice, u can't hate Taylor's

Album Rating: 4.5

However, Lemmy is the representation of pure rock n roll. However, even he has some lame performances on albums like Sacrifice and Snake Bite Love.



But it's not just the vocal performance. My problem with Taylor is mostly the songs on which he sings. They're not that good. For example, I prefer Seaside Rendezvous a million times over Taylor's song on here.

Album Rating: 4.0

Roger is definitely the weakest link when it comes to songwriting, but when he gets it right, he really nails it.



Thinking of his backing vocals in some tracks (In The Lap of the Gods, Bo Rhap) makes me believe he could've been a solid vocalist for a metal group. Kind of a shame his backing vox weren't really utilized in the 80s/90s for the most part.

Album Rating: 4.5

Roger's backing vocals are great, I can definitely agree with that. Sheer Heart Attack is also a brilliant song written by him.

Album Rating: 5.0

Agreed; his backing vocals are great.



"I prefer Seaside Rendezvous a million times over Taylor's song on here" [2]

Album Rating: 5.0

Prophet's Song is perfect

Album Rating: 4.5

1. Freddie

2. MJ

3. David Bowie

Album Rating: 4.5

I'd probably put Prince over Bowie ngl