washburn Audioholic Mar 13, 2010 132 0 0 NC Mar 21, 2010 #261 I also saw them 2x I agree that CC is great, but he hardly equals his studio performances on stage...MKK still does it pretty well on stage, too...
I also saw them 2x I agree that CC is great, but he hardly equals his studio performances on stage...MKK still does it pretty well on stage, too...
S SDRodrian Audiophyte Mar 23, 2010 1 0 0 Mar 23, 2010 #262 Best Human Voice Ever...period. Enrico Caruso. If anyone doubt it. Merely listen. You can download some of my favorites in MP3 form from caruso[dot]sdrodrian[dot]com SDR . .
Best Human Voice Ever...period. Enrico Caruso. If anyone doubt it. Merely listen. You can download some of my favorites in MP3 form from caruso[dot]sdrodrian[dot]com SDR . .
J jhog3411 Audiophyte Apr 13, 2010 7 0 0 Apr 13, 2010 #263 tesseract said: Maynard is awesome, I own everything Tool made except Salival, out of print. Seen em twice live, will see them again if they come by. I vote for Chris Cornell. This guy can do it all, he has a four octave range. Click to expand... I would say Maynard, hands down, for modern rock. I skipped out on seeing them last time around. I think the band has gotten stale and should hang it up. Definitely one of my favorite bands though.
tesseract said: Maynard is awesome, I own everything Tool made except Salival, out of print. Seen em twice live, will see them again if they come by. I vote for Chris Cornell. This guy can do it all, he has a four octave range. Click to expand... I would say Maynard, hands down, for modern rock. I skipped out on seeing them last time around. I think the band has gotten stale and should hang it up. Definitely one of my favorite bands though.
3db Audioholic Slumlord Sep 7, 2002 16,486 0 113 65 Ottawa Canada Apr 14, 2010 #264 It depends on the genre.. for rock, its a no contest...Robert Plant ruled the rock scene with a vocal range very few could surpass ( I can only think of Steve Tyler that may be able to sing higher) and power to both belt it out and yet maintain control.
It depends on the genre.. for rock, its a no contest...Robert Plant ruled the rock scene with a vocal range very few could surpass ( I can only think of Steve Tyler that may be able to sing higher) and power to both belt it out and yet maintain control.
fromdaytoday Audiophyte May 10, 2010 1 0 0 May 10, 2010 #265 hmmm I'm scared how little Jeff Buckley is on this list - simply for his range and ability to hold notes (won't go into how soulful this white fellow is). If last goodbye is the only song you've heard by him, consider yourself in the dark. What about Amos Lee kids? Joe Cocker? Antony? Boy George? Mick Hucknall (Simply Red) Huge thumbs up for Chris Cornell, Axl Rose, Thom Yorke, Bono, George Michael, and Aaron Neville. Oh and please stop picking on Steve Perry, he deserves the props - particularly for his live perfomances. (hold up your lighter worthy)
hmmm I'm scared how little Jeff Buckley is on this list - simply for his range and ability to hold notes (won't go into how soulful this white fellow is). If last goodbye is the only song you've heard by him, consider yourself in the dark. What about Amos Lee kids? Joe Cocker? Antony? Boy George? Mick Hucknall (Simply Red) Huge thumbs up for Chris Cornell, Axl Rose, Thom Yorke, Bono, George Michael, and Aaron Neville. Oh and please stop picking on Steve Perry, he deserves the props - particularly for his live perfomances. (hold up your lighter worthy)
I Isaac smith Audiophyte May 10, 2010 1 0 0 May 10, 2010 #266 Best voice of all Are you guys crazy? The best singing voice there is has to go to Brian Mcknight.. He song songs such as back at one, end of the road acapella, cherish.. I mean do I have to continue? Can you stand the rain as well.
Best voice of all Are you guys crazy? The best singing voice there is has to go to Brian Mcknight.. He song songs such as back at one, end of the road acapella, cherish.. I mean do I have to continue? Can you stand the rain as well.
D donework Audiophyte Jun 9, 2010 1 0 0 Jun 9, 2010 #267 Now i don't know about Rock I will leave that alone because i am not as into as that but for R&B going to have to say either John Legend or Marvin Gaye and i will stick with that
Now i don't know about Rock I will leave that alone because i am not as into as that but for R&B going to have to say either John Legend or Marvin Gaye and i will stick with that
I ifsixwasnin9 Audioholic May 2, 2010 132 0 18 Jun 9, 2010 #268 Outside of Rock I think Frank Sinatra. I think John Denver had an incredible voice, perfect pitch although he had a different tone. I also think Klaus Meine is incredible with perfect pitch. He is the best Rock ballad singer, imo.
Outside of Rock I think Frank Sinatra. I think John Denver had an incredible voice, perfect pitch although he had a different tone. I also think Klaus Meine is incredible with perfect pitch. He is the best Rock ballad singer, imo.
F Faustblix Junior Audioholic Jun 10, 2010 58 0 6 Quebec - Canada Jun 14, 2010 #269 Although I'm not crazy about A Perfect Circle, or Tool... I've seen a Perfect Circle in concert, and Maynard did something that was more warped than anything I'd ever seen or experienced before. The whole outdoor show was moshing, and moving around, and he just hit this one note that shell shocked everyone. It wasn't anything wild like Rob Halford could do, but it was a flawless, heavy hitting tone, that made everyone stop in their tracks. Dead. Zombies! It was messed. Personal favorites: Curtis Mayfield, Halford, Chino Moreno (Deftones).
Although I'm not crazy about A Perfect Circle, or Tool... I've seen a Perfect Circle in concert, and Maynard did something that was more warped than anything I'd ever seen or experienced before. The whole outdoor show was moshing, and moving around, and he just hit this one note that shell shocked everyone. It wasn't anything wild like Rob Halford could do, but it was a flawless, heavy hitting tone, that made everyone stop in their tracks. Dead. Zombies! It was messed. Personal favorites: Curtis Mayfield, Halford, Chino Moreno (Deftones).
Edmonton Audioholic Intern Apr 10, 2010 29 0 0 Edmonton, Alberta Jul 12, 2010 #270 maynard, just went to my 3rd Tool concert last wednesday. so good live
G Gov Senior Audioholic Jan 18, 2006 601 0 28 NW Burbs of Chgo, IL USA Jul 13, 2010 #271 stratman said: I know it's cheeeeesy, but Gino Vanelli has to rank way up there. Click to expand... Yes, he does! An excellent musician as well!!
stratman said: I know it's cheeeeesy, but Gino Vanelli has to rank way up there. Click to expand... Yes, he does! An excellent musician as well!!
J jimmyj Audiophyte Aug 15, 2010 2 0 0 Aug 15, 2010 #272 male/female for pop/rock male here is my list: nat king cole elvis bing crosby van morrison smokey robinson righteous brothers al green roy orbison paul mccartney robert plant Caleb Followill (kings of leon) bono thom yorke (radiohead) prince female aretha franklin sarah machlaclan alison krauss annie lennox tina turner cindy lauper joni mitchell anita baker mary j blige
male/female for pop/rock male here is my list: nat king cole elvis bing crosby van morrison smokey robinson righteous brothers al green roy orbison paul mccartney robert plant Caleb Followill (kings of leon) bono thom yorke (radiohead) prince female aretha franklin sarah machlaclan alison krauss annie lennox tina turner cindy lauper joni mitchell anita baker mary j blige
