Your top 5 favourite vocalists

1.Paul Rodgers
2.Brian Johnson
3.Bon Scott
4.Roger Daltry
5.Jamie Cullum

Freddie Mercury is my only favorite singer!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=maroon>bitesthedust wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1) Freddie Mercury
2) Garth Brooks
3) Dave Grohl
4) David Bowie
5) James Hetfield / Kurt Cobain[/QUOTE]

DAVE AND KURT!!!!! :-P

Hmmm... I have so many...

Ah. Besides Freddie.

2. Amy Lee.
3. Robert Plant.
4. Nick Drake.
5. Eva Cassidy.
6. Gwen Stefani.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Saif wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Name your top 5 favourite vocalists here, OTHER than Freddie Mercury(even if he's not your favourite). Please remember that. :P
Here goes!
1. George Michael - The thought of Freddie's replacement makes me very angry. But if it happened(thank the pantheon of dead rock gods it didn't happen), I'd much prefer George Michael to take his place than anyone else. George Michael is one of the best singers of all time. Listen to "Last Christmas", he sounds a bit like Freddie there.
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I agree, George Michael is a fantastic singer, but my list would be:
1. Larry Lurex
2. Jake Shears ... & Ana Matronic
3. Weird Al Yankovic
4. George Michael
5. Bowie

1. Farrokh Bulsara
2. Roger Daltrey
3. Annie Lennox
4. Elton John
5. David Bowie

1) Billy Joel
2) Boy George
3) Jake Shears
4) Tim Curry
5) The girl in my school who sings all the bloody time

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=660066>Pomponias Marrion wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1) Billy Joel
2) Boy George
3) Jake Shears
4) Tim Curry
5) The girl in my school who sings all the bloody time[/QUOTE]

Haha! I was considering putting Tim Curry or Susan Sarandon (is that a voice over?), or a girl at our school, Taylor, who is AMAZING.

not in order:

David Bowie
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Matt Bellamy
Roger Taylor

weeeeeeeeeee

Mine changes all the time, but currant favorites are:
1) David Gilmour
2) Ronnie Van Zant
3) Lea Salonga
4) Donny Tourette
5) Syd Barrett

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=Magenta>Magenta wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=660066>Pomponias Marrion wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1) Billy Joel
2) Boy George
3) Jake Shears
4) Tim Curry
5) The girl in my school who sings all the bloody time[/QUOTE]

Haha! I was considering putting Tim Curry or Susan Sarandon (is that a voice over?), or a girl at our school, Taylor, who is AMAZING.[/QUOTE]
Yep, it's Susan Sarandon singing that! ^^

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=660066>Pomponias Marrion wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=Magenta>Magenta wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=660066>Pomponias Marrion wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1) Billy Joel
2) Boy George
3) Jake Shears
4) Tim Curry
5) The girl in my school who sings all the bloody time[/QUOTE]

Haha! I was considering putting Tim Curry or Susan Sarandon (is that a voice over?), or a girl at our school, Taylor, who is AMAZING.[/QUOTE]
Yep, it's Susan Sarandon singing that! ^^[/QUOTE]

we aren't talking about science fiction double feature (the opener with the lips). I'm probably at the wrong end of the stick here when you say voice over. Because the opener is being dne by richard o' brian.

Robert Plant
John Lennon
Ian Gillan
Freddie Mercury
Syd "Saint" Barrett

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Saif wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Dylan's voice on Nashville Skyline is awesome, as well as in the songs "Hurricane" and "Like a Rolling Stone"(studio version only). Don't forget "Subterranean Homesick Blues" - the first rap song. :P[/QUOTE]

A) Subterranean Homesick Blues is part of a well-established genre, namely the 'talking blues'. Guthrie did it in th '30s, and it was old even back then.

B) His voice on Nashville Skyline is caused by the LP being slightly too fast (play it at 31 instead of 33 rpm on vinyl, and it'll sound like normal Dylan again)