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hXc

17th June 2005, 20:10

James Deuce

17th June 2005, 20:17

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Singers are the only bad things about bands but you have to put up with them. Hates them I does. Naassssty.

hXc

17th June 2005, 20:19

Someone had to do it though. I just couldn't stand waiting

Skyryder

17th June 2005, 20:30

David Bowie

I'd be here all night so will stop with him

Skyryder

Hitcher

17th June 2005, 20:36

Please. Nobody nominate Bob Dylan...

hXc

17th June 2005, 20:38

Please. Nobody nominate Bob Dylan...

Who in their right mind would!!!

gav

17th June 2005, 20:50

Howlin' Wolf!! :yes:

Big Dave

17th June 2005, 20:51

Michael 'hangin round' Hutchence.
BARNSEY!
Farnham - always been there
Finns - current stuff is outstanding
Robert Plant - My love is a freeway, 29 palms, Mood for a melody.
Sting.
Tom Waits. Somone has to like him.

there's more, but at least there's some locals in it. not like some of ya's
:nono:

TonyB

17th June 2005, 20:52

Freddy Mercury

Big Dave

17th June 2005, 21:01

Freddy Mercury

And I thought you and me could have been friends.

TonyB

17th June 2005, 21:03

And I thought you and me could have been friends.
Celene Dion?

Virago

17th June 2005, 21:07

Yep, have to agree on Bowie.

Also,
Karen Carpenter
Elvis

Virago

17th June 2005, 21:08

Celene Dion?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR RRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hXc

17th June 2005, 21:09

It's very melodic - Chester Bennington from Linkin Park
Meatloaf!

Indiana_Jones

17th June 2005, 21:17

Iggy Pop
Blondie
Bruce Springsteen
Alice Cooper

:whocares:

-Indy

hXc

17th June 2005, 21:19

It's singing ability. Not showmanship Indy.

Hitcher

17th June 2005, 21:20

And the blonde from Abba...

Indiana_Jones

17th June 2005, 21:22

It's singing ability. Not showmanship Indy.

They can sing, and I forgot Enya

-Indy

hXc

17th June 2005, 21:22

And the blonde from Abba...

The Swedish one??? :rofl:

TonyB

17th June 2005, 21:33

Yep, Meatloaf in his younger days

Indiana_Jones

17th June 2005, 21:36

Whoops, forgot Johnny Rotten :niceone:

-Indy

hXc

17th June 2005, 21:39

Johnny Ramone :niceone:
Joe Strummer
Dave Dobbyn

Indiana_Jones

17th June 2005, 21:45

Joe Strummer

Joe Strummer! :D

-Indy

Big Dave

17th June 2005, 21:51

Yep, have to agree on Bowie.

Also,
Karen Carpenter
Elvis

i've got her greatest hits CD - you know - the one with her photo on the edge.

Celine Dion serves a purpose. If you want to keep a canadian humble - just call them to account for her and Bryan Adams.

17th June 2005, 21:56

Julia Deans
Brooke Faser
Jason (Gill?)
Fiona Apple
Bon Scott
Serj Tankian
Norah Jones
Brad Nowell

hXc

17th June 2005, 21:57

SERJ TANKIAN :Punk:

Hitcher

17th June 2005, 21:57

i've got her greatest hits CD - you know - the one with her photo on the edge.

Celine Dion serves a purpose. If you want to keep a canadian humble - just call them to account for her and Bryan Adams.
The Canadians didn't get it all wrong. Sarah McLaughlin and k d Lang rate up there. The latter has one of the best female voices I've heard and her phrasing is outstanding. Burton Cummings had a pretty good voice as well, both as a soloist and as lead vocal for Guess Who.

Hitcher

17th June 2005, 21:58

Norah Jones
Gahhhhhhh!!!!!

hXc

17th June 2005, 22:00

Gahhhhhhh!!!!!

Have to admit. The girl can sing but hate the music.

hXc

17th June 2005, 22:08

Annie Lennox
Pat Bennatar
Britney Spears :rofl:

17th June 2005, 22:14

Gahhhhhhh!!!!!
Wooohooo :D

hXc

17th June 2005, 22:16

Dr. Teeth - The Muppets!!!!

17th June 2005, 22:19

Dr. Teeth - The Muppets!!!!
Marh mah nah mah nah

hXc

17th June 2005, 22:21

Marh mah nah mah nah

What's that for?

Biff

18th June 2005, 00:20

da da da da da da da Angus
da da da da da da da Angus
Rep points to the first person to name the band.

or Bruce Dickinson from Maiden.

zadok

18th June 2005, 00:26

Bryan Ferry
Elton John

Big Dave

18th June 2005, 00:37

The Canadians didn't get it all wrong. Sarah McLaughlin and k d Lang rate up there. The latter has one of the best female voices I've heard and her phrasing is outstanding. Burton Cummings had a pretty good voice as well, both as a soloist and as lead vocal for Guess Who.

i didn't assert they did, just some wrong, horribly, reach for the channel changer wronggggg.

I think if you do a per capita, your average Ice hockey nut also does extremely well in most artistic endeavours - particularly that old time rock and roll music.

it's cause it's too cold to go outside.

Anyway, I have to suffer the slings and arrows of.....air supply.

Big Dave

18th June 2005, 00:39

da da da da da da da Angus
da da da da da da da Angus
Rep points to the first person to name the band.

AC/DC Thunderstruck?

SPORK

18th June 2005, 00:52

Dave Mustaine :bleh:

Anyone that knows Megadeth will know I'm joking.

Biff

18th June 2005, 00:59

AC/DC Thunderstruck?

Green stuff being hurled in your direction as we squeak. :niceone:

What?

18th June 2005, 06:46

SOMEONE HAD TO DO IT!!!

Bon Scott - AC/DC
Stevie Nicks - Fleetwood Mac
Andrea Corr - The Corrs
Aretha Franklin - Solo
Paul Stanley - KISS
Robert Plant - Led Zeppelin
Steve Tyler - Aerosmith
Ozzy Osbourne - Black Sabbath, Solo
Tim Finn - Split Enz, Solo
Neil Finn - Crowded House, Split Enz, Solo
Amy Lee - Evanescence
Are you just name-dropping, or are you seriously suggesting Bon Scott and Ozzy are/were great singers? I like both of their stuff, like it lots, but the fact is that neither of them were good singers by any sretch of the imagination.
Talent has been seen in the forms of
Karen Carpenter
Pat Benatar
Sarah Brightman

hXc

18th June 2005, 11:15

da da da da da da da Angus
da da da da da da da Angus.

It's da da da da da da da Thunder!
da da da da da da da Thunder!

hXc

18th June 2005, 11:17

Lenny from Motorhead :rofl:

MSTRS

18th June 2005, 11:55

Marh mah nah mah nah
Beep beep b b beep

hXc

18th June 2005, 12:03

Beep beep b b beep

That is only Mah nah mah nah. It only has 4 of them so it can't be that

Motu

18th June 2005, 20:00

Naturaly I have different ideas....

Connie Francis - Connie double tracked with herself,sophisticated stuff back then,the closest I've ever heard a human voice to a saxophone.

The Andrews Sisters - never can you hear closer harmonies,just one voice.

Frank Sinatra - The Voice,he's not famous for nothing.Frank also did round breathing or whatever,like a digeredoo player....he would hold a note forever,and just when you thought he was going to fall over...he's just carry on with the rest of the verse without taking a breath.

In fact all female jazz singers - but I rate Natalie Cole highly,especialy after her Unforgetable album where she dueted with her late father.

Gene Pitney - the guy can shatter glass.

Roy Orbison - totaly effortless over 4 octaves.

Frankie Valley - I hate guys who sing like a girl,but make an exception here.

Oh,ok...rock singers - Debbie Harry,my wife doesn't think she hit the notes but I really like her.....Annie Lennox the same in the next decade.Alice Cooper for putting expression into singing,Lou Reed for somehow doing the same in a monotone.David Byron from Uriah Heep,Ian Gillan,Eric Carmen.

And Louie Armstrong - the world of music owes so much to this man,and if you can get past the voice - the man can SING! he also invented scat.

idb

18th June 2005, 23:28

Norah Jones

Gahhhhhhh!!!!!
"Now, coming to you with extra exclamation marks" Gahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

idb

18th June 2005, 23:34

Thom Yorke

Big Dave

18th June 2005, 23:41

Connie Francis - Connie double tracked with herself,sophisticated stuff back then,the closest I've ever heard a human voice to a saxophone.

Never listened but will.

The Andrews Sisters - never can you hear closer harmonies,just one voice.

I like bette's covers better, better quality recordings.

Frank Sinatra - The Voice,he's not famous for nothing.Frank also did round breathing or whatever,like a digeredoo player....he would hold a note forever,and just when you thought he was going to fall over...he's just carry on with the rest of the verse without taking a breath.

many have tried - only one voice can sing 'my way'.

In fact all female jazz singers - but I rate Natalie Cole highly,especialy after her Unforgetable album where she dueted with her late father.

nuh - zzzzzzzz

Gene Pitney - the guy can shatter glass.

Traens Canada Highway no - 24hrs from tulsa yes.

Roy Orbison - totaly effortless over 4 octaves.

'Mystery Girl' top 20 - maybe top 10 - all time favourites.

Frankie Valley - I hate guys who sing like a girl,but make an exception here.

I hear them and visualise Annette funicello and become slightly ill on the scent of apple pie

Oh,ok...rock singers - Debbie Harry,my wife doesn't think she hit the notes but I really like her.....Annie Lennox the same in the next decade.

It took me much longer than the co-pilot to switch on the the eurythmics. but now, yuh

Alice Cooper for putting expression into singing,

whatever

Lou Reed for somehow doing the same in a monotone.

God bless Lou - 'the statue of biggotry'

David Byron from Uriah Heep,Ian Gillan,

Yell if you want to.

Eric Carmen.

No wonder you are all by yourself.

And Louie Armstrong - the world of music owes so much to this man,and if you can get past the voice - the man can SING! he also invented scat.

And made good morning vietnam.