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Last Active 09-25-21 12:42 pm
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| Heavy Harmony
Off to Sri Lanka tomorrow. I've been really digging a good vocal harmony lately, especially when it's multiple vocalists over a mad riff. Cheers, friends for life. | | 1 |  | Alice In Chains
MTV Unplugged
Layne and Jerry had some of the most painful vocal harmonies ever written. See: Down In A Hole | | 2 |  | System of a Down
Mezmerize
Not my favourite SoaD album, and can't stand Daron as a solo vocalist, but he and Serj's harmonies really peaked around this era. See: Revenga | | 3 |  | Protest the Hero
Kezia
Hard to understate how mind blowing Kezia was when it came out, the gorgeous harmonies interspersed throughout the mathy riffing really delved into a dimension that hadn't yet been plundered in the mid 00s. See: Blindfolds Aside | | 4 |  | King's X
Dogman
King's X's heavy emphasis on vocal harmonies belies their origin as worship musicians but anchors their songs in an utterly unique place in heavy rock history. See: Shoes | | 5 |  | Toto
Toto IV
Fuck you, Toto are mad and there's nothing more fun than hearing career musicians plow through pop fodder with a mixture of ease and barely concealed coke-binge glee. See: Afraid of Love | | 6 |  | TesseracT
Altered State
TesseracT are nerds and are on my wedgie list but fuck I'm not sure their yelps of pain will ever sound as good as these harmonies, even to my ears. | | 7 |  | Deep Purple
Burn
Mk III or fight me. See: Might Just Have To Take Your Life | |
Butkuiss
01.03.20 | I'd have the Beach Boys on here but they're also on my wedgie list for not having at least one hard riff. | thecheatisnotdead
01.04.20 | Hard agree on 1 & 2. | SitarHero
10.18.20 | Damn, any list with King's X is legit. Check Galactic Cowboys. They riff hard and harmony, hard. |
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