BEST BAND EVER: Results!

Glenn Hughes only became good IMO when he got older, that is about 25 years into his career. Serj Tankian blew out his voice by now, but his peak was way higher than Glenn's. So Serj it is.

As for the 2nd match: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Shadowboxing tribute band singer vs. one of the best voices and frontman ever.
 
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Eliminated after Round 96:
Glenn Hughes
Tim "Ripper" Owens

Promoted after Round 96:
Serj Tankian
Freddie Mercury

Lzzy Hale (HALESTORM)
vs.
Till Lindemann (LINDEMANN, RAMMSTEIN)

James LaBrie (solo, DREAM THEATER)
vs.
Rob Halford (HALFORD, JUDAS PRIEST)
 
Difficult choice. Hale is an amazing singer from a technical point of view, but Lindemann's voice is pretty much iconic. Halford might have his 'knackered voice' moments, but I like him a lot as a vocalist and frontman. LaBrie is the weaker singer of the two, to me. Lindemann and Halford.
 
I think I'll have to give a vote for the underdog. It's funny, yesterday I thought to myself that I'll be voting for Bobby H until the end.
 
Brigantium said:
Difficult choice. Hale is an amazing singer from a technical point of view, but Lindemann's voice is pretty much iconic. Halford might have his 'knackered voice' moments, but I like him a lot as a vocalist and frontman. LaBrie is the weaker singer of the two, to me. Lindemann and Halford.
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Solid choice.

Halford was atrocious 2008-2009, but other than that I think he's aged well and adapted.
 
Lzzy is a capable singer, if a bit generic. Till is way better and also way more unique. Easy choice here.

Second match is a battle of singers whose glory days have passed them by long time ago, but Halford's glory was a lot bigger. LaBrie could've been way better if not for the vocal chord damage in the 90's though.
 
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