Freddie number 2 in greatest lead singer poll

Somehow Axl Rose got number one and whilst i admire him as a singer i dont think hes the best!!!

Here is the top 10 from MUSICRADAR.com there is more listed but you can look for yourselves!!!

Axl ROse
Freddie Mercury
Robert Plant
Ronnie James Dio
John Lennon
Bruce Dickinson
Tom Yorke
Kurt Cobain
Matt Bellamy
Paul McCartney

http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/the-30-greatest-lead-singers-of-all-time-315448/30#content

Axl was great, but number one ?

And Strummer on place 23 ?
Iggy on 25 ?

And where's Ozzy ?

These fucking lists.

1.Freddie Mercury
2.Ronnie James Dio
3.Robert Plant
4.Tony Martin
5.Ozzy Osbourne
6.David Gilmour/Richard Wright/Roger Waters
7.Ian Gillan
8.Michael Kiske
9.Bruce Dickinson
10.Axl Rose

How ´bout that one then?

Lists are pretty pointless, but you're being kind by giving Axl the tenth spot.  I could come up with ten more singers that deserve that position (if not a higher one).

I wasn't sure if the headline meant that Freddie Mercury achieved second spot in a great singer poll, or one of Freddie's number 2's had made it onto the poll.  Frankly, I would rather listen to one of Freddie's number 2's than Axl Rose.

That was just shit.

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Zebonka12 wrote: Lists are pretty pointless, but you're being kind by giving Axl the tenth spot.  I could come up with ten more singers that deserve that position (if not a higher one).  
 Yeah, I see your point. But to redeem myself, I too feel lists are pretty pointless. It´s more about what you like and the emotional attachments you might have to a artist or a band. And on that note, 10th place could just as easily belong to Lemmy or Zakk Wylde...

I would put steve tyler and Jon Bon Jovi in the top 10 both have fantastic singing voices

Freddie will always be number one for me

Axl Rose better lead singer than Freddie Mercury?  I don't think so, in actual fact I think all of those on that list are greater than Axl Rose myself