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Where would you put Eddie Vedder on a list of Top 20 Rock Lead Vocalists?

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    HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 35,836
    Gord Downie. 
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    RatherStarvedRatherStarved Posts: 4,248
    1. Eddie Vedder
    2. See 1
    3. See 1

    20. See 1
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    DewieCoxDewieCox Posts: 11,412
    DewieCox said:
    They have McCready at #19 in rock guitarists 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Duane Allman 3. Eric Clapton 4. Jimmy Page 5. Jerry Garcia 6. Dickey Betts 7. Stevie Ray Vaughan 8. Jeff Beck 9. Carlos Santana 10. Ritchie Blackmore 11. David Gilmour 12. KIrk Hammett 13. John Frusciante 14. Keith Richards 15. Tony Iommi 16. Steve Howe 17. Dimebag Darrell 18. Mark Knopfler 19. Mike McCready 20. Pete Townshend
    Obviously click bait. Every other guitarist there is massively influential and/or the driving force in their respective bands.
    Are you saying Mike doesn’t deserve to be on that list? I personally think Mike is extremely underrated because of Ed (not Ed’s fault). Mike is a fucking amazing guitar player, if you think he only knows PJ songs you are very very mistaken. Dude creates music 
    I’m absolutely saying that. His name sticks out like a sore thumb among those other players. Hell, I’d put him behind Stone. Composition and a unique voice on the instrument over other facets and that’s where he really falls behind the players who typically make this type of list. 
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    HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 35,836
    mike's solo stuff is awesome. the songs he's written for PJ have been fantastic. I'm kind of shocked to hear anyone say he doesn't have a unique voice in the instrument; I always know it's Mike. he's above kirk, at least, on that list. 
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    Foriginal SinForiginal Sin Scottsdale, AZ Posts: 1,752
    edited January 31
    DewieCox said:
    DewieCox said:
    They have McCready at #19 in rock guitarists 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Duane Allman 3. Eric Clapton 4. Jimmy Page 5. Jerry Garcia 6. Dickey Betts 7. Stevie Ray Vaughan 8. Jeff Beck 9. Carlos Santana 10. Ritchie Blackmore 11. David Gilmour 12. KIrk Hammett 13. John Frusciante 14. Keith Richards 15. Tony Iommi 16. Steve Howe 17. Dimebag Darrell 18. Mark Knopfler 19. Mike McCready 20. Pete Townshend
    Obviously click bait. Every other guitarist there is massively influential and/or the driving force in their respective bands.
    Are you saying Mike doesn’t deserve to be on that list? I personally think Mike is extremely underrated because of Ed (not Ed’s fault). Mike is a fucking amazing guitar player, if you think he only knows PJ songs you are very very mistaken. Dude creates music 
    I’m absolutely saying that. His name sticks out like a sore thumb among those other players. Hell, I’d put him behind Stone. Composition and a unique voice on the instrument over other facets and that’s where he really falls behind the players who typically make this type of list. 

    Typically make this type of list. Typically the average person says Nirvana is one of the greatest bands ever, so that must be true.  Typical consumers think Sutter Home is great wine, so is it? Mike outplays many guitar players, actually has since he started. I’m not a PJ homer, as a guitar player I think you underrate his skill level. He’s proven it not just with PJ, but with Mad Season, his numerous side projects and now he’s just creating scores for movies and tv. He’s a fucking legend, finally getting his due 
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    TinaETinaE Germany Posts: 1,278
    1. Chris Cornell, 2. Eddie Vedder...
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    DewieCoxDewieCox Posts: 11,412
    DewieCox said:
    DewieCox said:
    They have McCready at #19 in rock guitarists 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Duane Allman 3. Eric Clapton 4. Jimmy Page 5. Jerry Garcia 6. Dickey Betts 7. Stevie Ray Vaughan 8. Jeff Beck 9. Carlos Santana 10. Ritchie Blackmore 11. David Gilmour 12. KIrk Hammett 13. John Frusciante 14. Keith Richards 15. Tony Iommi 16. Steve Howe 17. Dimebag Darrell 18. Mark Knopfler 19. Mike McCready 20. Pete Townshend
    Obviously click bait. Every other guitarist there is massively influential and/or the driving force in their respective bands.
    Are you saying Mike doesn’t deserve to be on that list? I personally think Mike is extremely underrated because of Ed (not Ed’s fault). Mike is a fucking amazing guitar player, if you think he only knows PJ songs you are very very mistaken. Dude creates music 
    I’m absolutely saying that. His name sticks out like a sore thumb among those other players. Hell, I’d put him behind Stone. Composition and a unique voice on the instrument over other facets and that’s where he really falls behind the players who typically make this type of list. 

    Typically make this type of list. Typically the average person says Nirvana is one of the greatest bands ever, so that must be true.  Typical consumers think Sutter Home is great wine, so is it? Mike outplays many guitar players, actually has since he started. I’m not a PJ homer, as a guitar player I think you underrate his skill level. He’s proven it not just with PJ, but with Mad Season, his numerous side projects and now he’s just creating scores for movies and tv. He’s a fucking legend, finally getting his due 
    Im not talking about the creators of the list. I’m talking about the players that are placed on the list. If he was the chief writer for PJ, he’d have a better case, but a smattering of PJ songs, TOTD and the Mad Season album is a pretty limited catalog when compared with others and other side projects doesn’t add much there, except for homers of specifics acts. 

    I wouldn’t have Kirk Hammett anywhere near this list, but every one of those other players are the driving force in their bands and/or are massively influential

    Skill level is definitely not lacking with Mike. When it comes down to it, I think he could play about anything those other players could do, besides the highly technical precise stuff. I think hes just lacking in material that really makes an impact on the guitar playing community and the public at large 


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    ianh42ianh42 Posts: 202
    TinaE said:
    1. Chris Cornell, 2. Eddie Vedder...
    My thoughts exactly!
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    demetriosdemetrios Canada Posts: 87,925
    My 2nd favorite vocalist would have to be Maynard James Keenan. 

    It'll never happen but would be so cool if members of Pearl Jam & Tool released a kick ass 
    compilation single. 
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