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The Top 10 Best Grunge Singers of All-Time

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    washedinblack91washedinblack91 Posts: 3,078
    TheJUGGERNAUT29 wrote:
    As much as I love PJ...I have to say that I think Cornell takes this one. He has amazing vocals. Just listen to "Reach Down".
    i'm with you. his vocal range is better than ed's imo and his scream is just phenomenal
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    DrewRWxDrewRWx Posts: 71
    I'm more peeved that they listed Ten as Ed's best album.

    And what about Greg Dulli?
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    LONGRDLONGRD Posts: 6,036
    washedinblack91 wrote:
    i'm with you. his vocal range is better than ed's imo and his scream is just phenomenal
    That's the problem with most rock singers, they think they need to scream for every song. Dave Grohl still hasn't learned that yet.
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    jmcjcjmcjc Posts: 90
    big problems come with lists and categorizing.....

    the way i look at it... how much richer is 'music' just because we had the pleasure of hearing these guys sing.

    what would 'hunger strike' sound like if we didnt have chris and ed vocally duelling the way they did? say what you like. that song still gives chills.

    that being said, i dont think kurt deserves to be at #1.

    and btw, try to define grunge. ...

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    mole1985mole1985 Posts: 1,119
    TheJUGGERNAUT29 wrote:
    As much as I love PJ...I have to say that I think Cornell takes this one. He has amazing vocals. Just listen to "Reach Down".

    I would agree but i guess they should change the list to 'iconic' rather then 'best'

    I never even heard of that Bush dude before. Courtney Love can Fuck off all she ever did of value was marry Kurt and where the fook is Mark Arm!?
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    battan1120battan1120 Posts: 310
    Neil Young
    The bus came by and I got on!!!!!
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    faithful2youfaithful2you Madison, WI Posts: 778
    Can't judge art
    Like a word misplaced...nothing said...what a waste
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    muppetmuppet Posts: 980
    And what about Greg Dulli?

    Dunno if he's 'grunge' or not (but then, what is?) but yeah, he definately belongs on this list.
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    Stephen FlowStephen Flow Posts: 3,327
    this list blows.

    Bush & STP are not grunge, at least I don't consider either of them grunge and Courtney Love is... well... ugh.

    Also, Neil young seems to be tossed in there for lack of the author being able to come up with 10 actual grunge singers aside from the obvious ones.

    Mark Arm and Tad Doyle should have made the list... (yeah I love me some Tad)
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    Stephen FlowStephen Flow Posts: 3,327
    muppet wrote:
    Dunno if he's 'grunge' or not (but then, what is?) but yeah, he definately belongs on this list.

    man I love Greg Dulli... Afghan Whigs were so underrated.
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    down_skidown_ski Posts: 328
    TheJUGGERNAUT29 wrote:
    As much as I love PJ...I have to say that I think Cornell takes this one. He has amazing vocals. Just listen to "Reach Down".

    I'd have to agree. Cornell PRE-Audioslave is badass. I liked Audioslave, it just wasn't the same.
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    KeiranKeiran Posts: 393
    Crazy Breed wrote:
    Scott Weiland over Layne Staley?

    Kurt over ED?

    this list can't be taken seriously!!


    What he said!!!!
    I wish a guy like Eddie, would like me.
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    Get_RightGet_Right Posts: 12,479
    grunge is what is found between my toes after an outdoor show while wearing sandals

    this means very little
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    JOEJOEJOEJOEJOEJOE Posts: 10,445
    Was grunge around long enough to merit an "all-time" greatest list?
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    PJBuckeyePJBuckeye Posts: 1,102
    12345AGNST1 wrote:
    When are people going to stop saying "grunge"?

    When "grunge" is no longer a genre in American music history. So, never.
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    Carlos DCarlos D Posts: 638
    Gavin Rossdale and Scott Weiland are jokes.

    Some of Coabin's live performances were atrocious and his voice was only really good on select songs on In Utero but on Nevermind and Unplugged his voice is enchanting.Wouldn't be my number 1 but at least he had sincerity in his music unlike Gavin Rossdale or Scott Weiland.
    Eddie should be top followed by Cornell followed by Cobain followed by Staley.
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    ofthegirl75ofthegirl75 New Jersey Posts: 300
    Let Cobain the coward have it.
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    pjalive21pjalive21 St. Louis, MO Posts: 2,818
    Layne Staley should be #1

    no one, and i mean NO ONE, has or could copy this mans voice

    unlike Cobain and Ed, many people have imitated the voice and style

    nothing against that, just originality-wise Staley gets the nod

    as far as Weiland, give me a break
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