BEST VOCALISTS EVER GAME! BRUCE DICKINSON WINS!
- Thread starter Night Prowler
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edge of darkness
Trooper
Re: BEST VOCALISTS EVER GAME! Round 12 - #5
Mercury
Kiske
Mercury
Kiske
Re: BEST VOCALISTS EVER GAME! Round 12 - #5
Wait people, I sent message to LC to reduce the number of votes per person, and then the next round officially begins (so these votes will not count...).
Wait people, I sent message to LC to reduce the number of votes per person, and then the next round officially begins (so these votes will not count...).
Re: BEST VOCALISTS EVER GAME! Round 12 - #5
TOP 10:
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06. Matt Barlow (ICED EARTH)
07. Tim "Ripper" Owens (ICED EARTH, JUDAS PRIEST)
08. Ian Gillan (BLACK SABBATH, DEEP PURPLE)
09. Robert Plant (LED ZEPPELIN)
10. Roger Daltrey (THE WHO)
People, you officially suck. Barlow should've won this
Two votes per voter from now on... And you'll have to repeat your votes.
Freddie Mercury
Rob Halford
TOP 10:
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06. Matt Barlow (ICED EARTH)
07. Tim "Ripper" Owens (ICED EARTH, JUDAS PRIEST)
08. Ian Gillan (BLACK SABBATH, DEEP PURPLE)
09. Robert Plant (LED ZEPPELIN)
10. Roger Daltrey (THE WHO)
People, you officially suck. Barlow should've won this
Two votes per voter from now on... And you'll have to repeat your votes.
Freddie Mercury
Rob Halford
Black Thunder
Ancient Mariner
Re: BEST VOCALISTS EVER GAME! Round 12 - #5
Vap said:
Cornfed Hick
Ancient Mariner
Re: BEST VOCALISTS EVER GAME! Round 12 - #5
Kiske, Halford
Kiske, Halford
Forostar
Ancient Mariner
Re: BEST VOCALISTS EVER GAME! Round 12 - #5
I'm afraid some people here might not seem to recognize the qualities of Halford.
He did more than Breaking the Law and You've Got Another Thing Coming, you know?
People should dive into Priest seventies era and find out that he has been immensely versatile.
Dark, high, low, hard, soft, amazing range (biggest range of all hard rock singers), power and emotion. And the lyrics went deeper than the rock-and-party-all-night subjects of the eighties singles.
Take e.g. Here Come the Tears (both low and high vocals are amazing).
Also, I think his sharp edge and great timing (next to the screaming) was of vital importance for Priest's success.
By the way, am I the only one who thought of Mercury when hearing the beginning of this beautiful Priest ballad? (and Sting briefly @ 2:21 -> "said in the cosmos")
I'm afraid some people here might not seem to recognize the qualities of Halford.
He did more than Breaking the Law and You've Got Another Thing Coming, you know?
People should dive into Priest seventies era and find out that he has been immensely versatile.
Dark, high, low, hard, soft, amazing range (biggest range of all hard rock singers), power and emotion. And the lyrics went deeper than the rock-and-party-all-night subjects of the eighties singles.
Take e.g. Here Come the Tears (both low and high vocals are amazing).
Also, I think his sharp edge and great timing (next to the screaming) was of vital importance for Priest's success.
By the way, am I the only one who thought of Mercury when hearing the beginning of this beautiful Priest ballad? (and Sting briefly @ 2:21 -> "said in the cosmos")