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Not a complete list without Bruce Dickinson !
by clumsysmurf 6y ago
Not a complete list without Bruce Dickinson !
- piaste 6y agoOr Geoff Tate.
- pfarrell 6y agoOr Captain Beefheart
- ggm 6y agoLow yo-yo
- dirkf 6y agoDevin Townsend? Floor Jansen?
- NSMyself 6y agoIt says a lot about the value of this list that Katy Perry is there but Devin Townsend isn't.... /shrug
- bpizzi 6y agoGreetings, fellow prog-metal buddy.
- toolslive 6y agoor King Diamond
- sloshnmosh 6y agoI named my dog Abigail (from the album with the same name)
- deadman_jack 6y agoHonestly, you could make an entire list of greatest singers just by looking at whoever worked with Ayreon. That project introduced me to SO many great singers and bands.
- NikolaeVarius 6y agoJorn Lande!
- soheilpro 6y agoEric Adams?
- dwd 6y agoDavid Lee Roth? Michael Kiske (Halloween) and Rob Halford (Judas Priest) also had decent ranges.
- sloshnmosh 6y agoDLR was more of a showman than he was a singer but Halford... now THERE is a singer with range!
- aerique 6y agoChris Cornell
- manaskarekar 6y agoHere’s a longer list with some of the best vocalists, headed by none other than Mike Patton. https://www.vintagevinylnews.com/2014/05/digging-deeper-axl-rose-is-not-singer.html?m=1 https://www.vintagevinylnews.com/2014/05/digging-deeper-axl-...
- dwd 6y agoInteresting list, surprised to see Doug Pinnick on there. I'm mainly familiar with his bluesy style with Kings-X in the early 90s and would not have suspected he had that kind of range.