Top Ten Vocalists of ALL TIME

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  • AxlUlrich
    AxlUlrich Posts: 12,652
    tina vedder wrote:
    Hey nobody mentioning JOEY RAMONE and COBAIN! That's a shame!!
    (ok, they weren't good, but their voices were amazing!)
    im very sure i did mention Joey Ramone...i love that man so much,...such a character and overall presence made him a great vocalist.
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  • Collin
    Collin Posts: 4,931
    tina vedder wrote:
    Hey nobody mentioning JOEY RAMONE and COBAIN! That's a shame!!
    (ok, they weren't good, but their voices were amazing!)
    Cobain was mentioned as well
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  • Jellyrolls
    Jellyrolls Posts: 523
    ben harper
    layne
    brandon boyd
    mariah carey
    jeff buckley
    george jones
    conway twitty
  • Bob Weir
    Bob Weir Posts: 850
    How has no one mentioned Bob FUCKING Marley, and I'm sure you'll love this Jack Johnson,also Warren Haynes.
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  • mariposa
    mariposa Posts: 2,523
    Bob Weir wrote:
    How has no one mentioned Bob FUCKING Marley, and I'm sure you'll love this Jack Johnson,also Warren Haynes.

    Somebody did...erm Collin did.

    If it was top 15 or 20...Bob Marley would be on my list. I just have way too many favourites.
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  • intodeep
    intodeep Posts: 7,249
    Favorites-
    vedder
    lanegan
    Cornell

    My vote for the best-
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  • Bob Weir
    Bob Weir Posts: 850
    mariposa wrote:
    Somebody did...erm Collin did.

    If it was top 15 or 20...Bob Marley would be on my list. I just have way too many favourites.

    Well guess I'm a fuckin idiot but I dont think anyone mentioned Brad Nowell yet,and if so I really am a fuckin idiot.
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  • darthvedder88
    darthvedder88 Posts: 1,023
    1. Eddie Vedder (Everyone should know that he's the best!!!)
    2. Layne Staley
    3. Trent Reznor
    4. Chris Cornell
    5. Maynard James Keenan
    6. Jerry Cantrell
    7. Robert Plant
    8. Anthony Keidis
    9. Jim Morrison
    10. Ed Roland
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  • Yellow Ledbenner
    Yellow Ledbenner Posts: 54
    Everyone pretty much named everyone except Bradley Knowell and Zack De La Rocha
  • swede
    swede Posts: 558
    ummm mine would prob be

    1. ed (he is my fave for sure)
    then.. (no order)
    tori amos
    dave matthews
    maynard
    ben harper
    eric clapton
    ane brun
    james labrie
    billy corgan
    neil young

    mmm the last 5 or so are hard to go, but my top 5 would remain in my top 10 in all lists, the bottom 5 could be in and out.
  • res perv
    res perv Posts: 20
    that fact that ive seen FREDDIE MERCURY on only one list is enough to not take anyone seriously here.

    he is the end all be all in rock vocalists.

    some of my favorites...

    eddie vedder (pearl jam)
    sting (the police)
    david bowie
    brandon boyd (incubus)
    brad noell? (sublime)
    roger daultry (the who)
    robert plant (led zeppelin)
    paul mccartney (the beatles)
    ian gillan (deep purple)
    chris cornell (soundgarden)
    layne staley (alice in chains)
    maynard james keenan (tool)
    ian anderson (jethro tull)
    ronnie van zandt (skynard)
    thom yorke (radiohead)
    elton jon
    scott weiland (stp)
  • MapleTea
    MapleTea Posts: 50
    Jim Morrison
    John Lennon
    Eddie Vedder
    Thom Yorke
    Bono
    Jeff Buckley
    George Harrison
    Liam Gallagher
    Damon Albarn
    Kelly Jones
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  • swede
    swede Posts: 558
    res perv wrote:
    that fact that ive seen FREDDIE MERCURY on only one list is enough to not take anyone seriously here.

    he is the end all be all in rock vocalists.

    some of my favorites...

    eddie vedder (pearl jam)
    sting (the police)
    david bowie
    brandon boyd (incubus)
    brad noell? (sublime)
    roger daultry (the who)
    robert plant (led zeppelin)
    paul mccartney (the beatles)
    ian gillan (deep purple)
    chris cornell (soundgarden)
    layne staley (alice in chains)
    maynard james keenan (tool)
    ian anderson (jethro tull)
    ronnie van zandt (skynard)
    thom yorke (radiohead)
    elton jon
    scott weiland (stp)

    i may as well say..the fact u dont have tori amos on ur list u shouldnt be taken serious... pfft stuff that

    how can u make that kind of statement "that fact that ive seen FREDDIE MERCURY on only one list is enough to not take anyone seriously here" in ur opinion he is the be all and end all, but well he definitely isnt to me, and really - there is no way that u can say to me that im wrong or that my opinion sucks or anything to that effect since this is all purely subjective
  • Jeremy1012
    Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    1)Layne Staley
    2)Eddie Vedder
    3)Jeff Buckley
    4)Neil Young
    5)Andrew Wood
    6)Mark Lanegan
    7)Axl Rose
    8)Robert Plant
    9)James Hetfield
    10)Jerry Cantrell (didnt see that one coming eh?)
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  • THEYOSHOW!
    THEYOSHOW! Posts: 1
    1. robert plant
    2.jim morrison
    3.ed
    4.chris cornell
    5.chris robinson
    6.shannon hoon
    7.layne staley
    8.anthony kedis
    9.roger daltry
    10.scott weiland

    i cant believe i didnt see more people say shannon hoon. great voice taken to soon. dont think that voice can ever be duplicated
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  • LedZepFan
    LedZepFan Posts: 1,009
    I think i forgot a few...

    Zack De La Rocha-awesome rapping and lyrics

    Dave Matthews-the one aspect of DMB that is underrated-his voice. So versatile.

    Scott Weiland(i dunno i mightve put him before...)-just an awesome vocalist

    The Beatles Team lol...Paul McCartney is my favorite out of them all though
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  • Jeremy1012
    Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    LedZepFan wrote:

    Scott Weiland(i dunno i mightve put him before...)-just an awesome vocalist
    yeah maybe with STP, with velvet revolver his vocals are awful
    "I remember one night at Muzdalifa with nothing but the sky overhead, I lay awake amid sleeping Muslim brothers and I learned that pilgrims from every land — every colour, and class, and rank; high officials and the beggar alike — all snored in the same language"
  • The Maestro
    The Maestro Posts: 100
    Freddie Mercury
    Eddie Vedder
    Paul McCartney
    John Lennon
    Robert Plant
  • res perv
    res perv Posts: 20
    swede wrote:
    i may as well say..the fact u dont have tori amos on ur list u shouldnt be taken serious... pfft stuff that

    how can u make that kind of statement "that fact that ive seen FREDDIE MERCURY on only one list is enough to not take anyone seriously here" in ur opinion he is the be all and end all, but well he definitely isnt to me, and really - there is no way that u can say to me that im wrong or that my opinion sucks or anything to that effect since this is all purely subjective
    dont be ignorant. give me someone better than mercury
  • presenttense70
    presenttense70 Posts: 15
    What the hell here's mine (maybe more than 10)

    Eddie Vedder
    Robert Plant
    Freddie Mercury
    Paul Rogers (can't believe nobody put him, FREE, BAD COMPANY, THE FIRM, now QUEEN, but don't know how he sounds with them..)
    Eric Burdon (lead singer from the Animals, also sang Spill the Wine)
    Roger Daltrey
    Jim Morrison
    Elvis (not the drugged bloated one, but the young Elvis, especially the '68 comeback elvis)
    Chris Cornell
    Ronnie Van Zant (God bless him)
    Steven Tyler
    Stevie Ray Vaughn
    Eric Clapton (smooth like a good whiskey)

    Guys that don't make the list, but I still like them are::

    Bono (never could really sing, but an amazing performer!)
    David Lee Roth (brought Cock-rock to the forefront)
    Paul Stanley/Gene Simmons (voices fit the music)
    Ozzy (everybody loves Ozzy)
    Steve Perry from Journey--chicks really dug him in the 80s

    I should stop as I'm showing my age!!!!
    Makes much more sense to live....in the present tense

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