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Best Voice
Who has or had the best voice?
Jimmy Gnecco gets my vote. |
Freddie Mercury of Queen
or Debbie Harry of Blondie |
Who's Jimmy Gnecco first of all?
I like Daryl Palumbo (Glassjaw), Daryl Taberski (Snapcase), Cedric Bixler-Zavala (At the Drive-In/The Mars Volta), and Isaac Brock (Modest Mouse) a lot.... I like weird voices. Barry White also must be mentioned, he is one of the all-time greats. Snoop Dogg I appreciate too because his voice aids his delivery and he has one of the best laid-back deliveries ever in rap. Also, KoKane, who did the back up lyrics on Snoop Dogg's "Tha Last Meal" album. Really strange, but cool. EDIT: And Brainiac's Tim Thomas (RIP) EDIT AGAIN: Ah, OK, I know who Jimmy Gnecco is. The guy from Ours. Yeah, he's got a good voice. |
Cedric Bixler, The Mars Volta
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Jimmy Gnecco sings for Ours. The dude from snapcase has a crazy voice. I saw them once with atreyu, and boysetsfire, and I was expecting his voice to only sound like that on studio produced stuff, but no, it sounds the same live.
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1960's Johnny Cash
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Jeff Buckley
Morrissey David Gahan |
Anyone ever hear Tim Buckley, Jeff's Dad? His voice is awesome.
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Maynard James Keenan from Tool and A Perfect Circle. That motherfucker can sing.
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Mikael Åkerfeldt - Opeth
--jaded |
mike patton
tom waits |
Chino (deftones)
Jay Z |
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Elton John or Freddie Mercury. |
Steve Perry
Brad Delp Paul McCartney and just because everyone would expect it from me - Paul Stanley and another vote for Freddie :thumbsup: |
My favorites:
Mark Lanegan: screaming trees Freddie Mercury Dolores Mary O'Riordan Burton : the cranberries Shirley Manson: garbage I don't listen to these bands\singers regularly. Most of the music I listen to does not have decent singers or non augmented vocals. |
Here are some of my favorites:
Tarja Turunen (Nightwish) Anthony Kedis (RHCP) Gavin Hayes (Dredg) Kelli Scarr (Moonraker) Neal Morse (Spock's Beard) Couldn't tell you if they are "the best", but if I had a choice of vocalists, they would be at the top of my list. |
mike patton
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Burton C. Bell of Fear Factory (NO ONE in metal today goes back and forth between singing and growling as well as he does)
Maynard James Keenan of Tool Johnny Cash in his older years (that grating in his voice is so representative of the life he lived) Devin Townsend (for sheer brutal volume...I mean, for chrissake, the man SHAT HIS PANTS during a show because he screamed so hard). Nate from Boyz II Men Mariah Carey (I hate her, but she has a 5 octave range...I ain't gonna fuck with that) |
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Also Chris Cornell, Robert Plant, Bon Scott, Brian Johnson, and Bono. All I got off the top of my head. This is biased to the type of music I listen of course. |
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Maynard, Shirley Manson, Reznor, Tracy Chapman, Sarah McLachlan, Tori, PJ Harvey
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Another vote for Freddy,
Dennis DeYoung-Styx Steve Perry-Journey Paul Rodgers-Bad Co. Without starting a new thread- most distinctive voice: Pepi Marcello- Good Rats |
Mike Patton
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several off the top of my head (a good portion near the end still alive even)-
Male: Bing Crosby Nat Cole Dick Haymes Eddie Cantor -cliched answer- Old Blue Eyes Female: Peggy Lee Dinah Shore Doris Day Julie Andrews Keely Smith Mariah Carey Toni Braxton |
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As per usual I will be a geek and vote for both singing members of the RHCP Anthony Kiedis John Frusciante More voices I love Brandon Boyd of Incubus Unsure of the name but the lead singer of the Real Mckenzies And of course Sting. |
Jonsi (Sigur Ros)
Maynard (Tool/APC) Thom (Radiohead) |
Although I don't think it's the best voice in music, Beth Gibbons of Portishead's voice is truly remarkable.
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Leah Remini (King of Queens) has a pretty neat voice. She is also quite cute.
There are more, but that is the only one comes to mind currently. I'm a big fan of people that have nice laughs. Kinda sporadic with that comment, but I figured I owed another line of text. :) EDIT: Heh, I just realized what forum this is in. Musically, the lead singer of Nickelback has a unique voice. It's kind of raspy (??), but I think his voice certainly adds to the song. Female-wise, Shania Twain has a great voice. The yelps she does are also very nice. Also, Elmer Fudd at the beginning of the pre-release version of Master P's, "Them Jeans." Ok, I'm done. |
It's funny being an amateur singer of radio tunes I can imagine singing like all these people. I know the ins and outs of all their voices. It's cool. I can imitate just about anyone. Maybe I'll record myself singing like all these people.
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Jeff Buckley...hands down...with Rufus Wainwright as a close second
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Will someone just ackwoledge that Jimmy Gnecco is a great singer. That's all I want. I'll ackwnoledge that Jeff Buckley is amazing, he sounds alot like Jim Gnecco at times, their screams are quite similar.
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here's my shortened list...
Nat King Cole Eva Cassidy Rod Stewart Freddie Mercury Barry White Luther Vandros Solomon Burke Dusty Springfield Luciano Pavarotti Cecilia Bartoli Jeff Buckley and a few personal favs... Elvis Costello Michael Hutchence kd lang Sade |
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Similarly I'd like to add Andy Khachaturian (The Apex Theory, Ontronik, Vokee) |
fuck I think I've been missing out on dredg...heard so much about them, but never heard a single song...time to pick an album. Which one should I get?
--jaded |
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I couldn't recommend one over the other... however if you wanted to hear how good Gavin Hayes' voice can be, you should pick up El Cielo. |
Oh, and another I'm amazed hasn't been mentioned: Ella Fitzgerald.
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Eva Cassidy. Far and away the most beautiful voice I have ever heard. Its a shame she died so early...
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