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| my favorite singers
There are good singers, there are bad singers and there are my favorites | | 1 |  | Bruce Dickinson
The Chemical Wedding
Bruce Dickinson: The overwhelming, larger than life performance and mighty, but controlled voice make him my all time favorite. He combines high quality and unbelievable skills with intelligence and a great sense for theatre and humor. Whatever he does, he does well and with great conviction | | 2 |  | AC/DC
Let There Be Rock
Bon Scott: Though not a singer of enormous talents or abilities he personifies the rock 'n roll hero like no other. Actually I like his voice and screeching singing style, his attitude and pose. He is one of the legends of rock! He's a a rocker, He's a roller, He's a right out of controller, He's a wheeler, He's a dealer, He's a wicked woman stealer, He's a bruiser, He's a cruiser...He's a rockin' rollin' man | | 3 |  | Helloween
Pink Bubbles Go Ape
michael kiske: Almost on an equal footing with Dickinson, but less impressive, talented and varied. Still one of my favorites thanks to his nice timbre and sense of melody and his ablity to sing high and deep tones with control of breath | | 4 |  | Rainbow
Rising
Ronnie James Dio: Ranging from vulnerable and dreamy (Rainbow and Roger Glover and Friends) to strong and raw (Black Sabbath, Dio), his voice is grandiose and iconic. The small great singer is one of metal's true prophets | | 5 |  | Motorhead
Bastards
Lemmy: A legend in his own right, there was only one Lemmy and he will never be replaced or copied. His no nonsense, rude, gritty and powerful -sometimes even terrifying- voice set the standard for a whole generation | | 6 |  | Johnny Cash
American Recordings
Johnny Cash: His melancholic, deep, dark voice is otherworldly, always emotionally touching and at his best when combined with a sarcastic or ironic quality | | 7 |  | Triptykon
Melana Chasmata
Tom Warrior: The most evil and terrifying voice in music, but not without subtlety, intelligence, emotion and variety. On his best when he growls in an angry manner like a beast caged in the underworld. There is also a hint of New Wave in his voice | | 8 |  | Bryan Ferry
Let's Stick Together
Bryan ferry: A gentleman's voice, restrained and sultry, civilized and dreamlike | | 9 |  | Deep Purple
Deep Purple In Rock
Ian Gillan: Deep Purple's singer combines a bluesy feeling with soul, emotion and power, complementing the comparable talents of Blackmore, Lord and Paice. Famous for his otherworldy high shrieks | | 10 |  | Judas Priest
Sin After Sin
Rob Halford: Better in his lower register, though his high shrieks are devastating. In my opinion one of the first vocalists who left behind the blues inspired, whiny vocals and replacing them by a more reluctant, direct, powerful approach | | 11 |  | Alcatrazz
No Parole from Rock 'n' Roll
Graham Bonnet: 'mr. Las Vegas' did not fit the looks of Rainbow, but what a strong and potent voice. A really talented singer, and an honest, nice person. He sang with a bunch of guitar gods, like Blackmore, Malmsteen, Schenker, Vai. How many can say that? | | 12 |  | The Kinks
The Village Green Preservation Society
Ray Davies: I like his unsteady, hesitating singing style and his intelligent, ironic tone | | 13 |  | The Gathering
How to Measure a Planet?
Anneke Giersbergen: Her powerful, yet melodic and varied vocal quality defined the sound of The Gathering in their heydays | | 14 |  | Whitesnake
Live... In the Heart of the City
David Coverdale, blues rock hard rock. Very accomplished singer with emotion and character. | | 15 |  | David Bowie
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
Gentleman and fool, aloof and emotional, warm and cold. A geat voice. | |
JKing92
05.26.21 | Some of my favorite vocalists:
Layne Staley (Alice In Chains)
Busta Rhymes
Jack Bruce (Cream)
Eminem
Christine McVie (Fleetwood Mac)
Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails)
Chris Cornell (Soundgarden)
Scott Weiland (Stone Temple Pilots)
Serj Tankian (System of a Down)
Maynard James Keenan (Tool) | TheNotrap
05.26.21 | Tom G. Warrior is a somewhat unexpected entry but his vocals are certainly a hallmark for extreme metal. Nice to see Kiske on your top 3, awesome singer. | cordwainerbird
05.26.21 | ferry is a good choice | el_newg
05.26.21 | it may be blasphemy to power metal but I've never really liked Kiske's vocals much :O | Emim
05.26.21 | Michael Bolton | Emim
05.26.21 | He may be a no talent ass clown, but his voice is superb. | BookoftheFallen
05.26.21 | I’m a fan of mike patton | Avagantamos
05.26.21 | I like Valerie Reyes and the guy from Sawtooth Grin | TheLeopardsFret
05.27.21 | Bon is awesome |
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