top Metal frontmen (and frontwoman) of all time according to Revolver
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Originally Posted by MetalGator311
If Davy Havok is on the list, they certainly could have put Scott Weiland on there
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I knew the list would piss me off before I even clicked on it ha ha
Where's Paul Stanley? Sabastian Bach? Don Dokken? grrr At least Dio is there.
(and please people, lets not start the what is and isn't Metal arguement again, thanks)
Where's Paul Stanley? Sabastian Bach? Don Dokken? grrr At least Dio is there.
(and please people, lets not start the what is and isn't Metal arguement again, thanks)
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Thumbs down to:
AFI Guy and De La Rocha
Missing:
Mustaine, Halford, Tate, and...
I think Michael Kiske should be on there. Don't under-estimate Helloween's influence.
AFI Guy and De La Rocha
Missing:
Mustaine, Halford, Tate, and...
I think Michael Kiske should be on there. Don't under-estimate Helloween's influence.
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In what world is Faith No More not metal? Mike Patton definitely deserves to be on there.
Also, nice to see Bon Scott get the nod. Brian Johnson has a great set of pipes, but Bon always was and always will be the archetypal frontman.
Also, nice to see Bon Scott get the nod. Brian Johnson has a great set of pipes, but Bon always was and always will be the archetypal frontman.
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Originally Posted by 7Keys
I think Michael Kiske should be on there. Don't under-estimate Helloween's influence.
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
Brian Johnson had a great set of pipes,
he was abysmal on Live at Donnington, hardly understandable.
But perhaps that performance came after a long string of shows and his voice was shot.
Last edited by covenant; 10-18-07 at 05:41 PM.
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I can't believe no one is commenting on Angela Gossow (Arch Enemy). I what world would she be considered a good singer? Her and her band are awful.
I agree some of these bands aren't metal and even if they were to include these other genres there are far better singers in each. However I agree that Mike Patton belongs.
I agree some of these bands aren't metal and even if they were to include these other genres there are far better singers in each. However I agree that Mike Patton belongs.
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Originally Posted by kakihara1
I can't believe no one is commenting on Angela Gossow (Arch Enemy). I what world would she be considered a good singer? Her and her band are awful.
I agree some of these bands aren't metal and even if they were to include these other genres there are far better singers in each. However I agree that Mike Patton belongs.
I agree some of these bands aren't metal and even if they were to include these other genres there are far better singers in each. However I agree that Mike Patton belongs.
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Originally Posted by joeblow69
Well, I think you are confusing being a "good singer" with being a "good metal frontman". Those 2 things are not necessarily the same thing.
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Originally Posted by 7Keys
Joey Belladonna formerly of Anthrax is one of my favorites.