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Best Voice In Rock? my vote would have to go to Steven Tyler and Freddie Mercury.
Runner up: Scott Weiland what do u think? 
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this old geezer right here:
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Anxiety said: this old geezer right here:
oh gawd, how could i forget the all mighty Bowie  | |
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InsatiableCream said: oh gawd, how could i forget the all mighty Bowie 
i won't tell anyone about this little discrepency...THIS time.  | |
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All listed so far have major pipes...also:
Brad Delp (Boston) Lou Gramm (Foreigner) Ann Wilson (Heart) Burton Cummings (The Guess Who) | |
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some people will passionately disagree with this, but Janis Joplin should definitely be mentioned. She had a fantastic voice for rock'n'roll. | |
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Since there is no BEST, if I were gonna start a ROCK band, these are among some of the ones i'd pick from.
Progressive Rock... ...Doug Pinnick Classic Rock... ...Paul Rodgers Pop/Rock... ...Steve Perry tA  Tribal Disorder
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I don't know who has the best voice in rock but Freddie Mercury, Chris Cornell and Steven Perry are my faves.
[Edited 2/28/08 18:59pm] [Edited 2/28/08 19:00pm] "And When The Groove Is Dead And Gone, You Know That Love Survives, So We Can Rock Forever" RIP MJ 
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InsatiableCream said: Anxiety said: this old geezer right here:
oh gawd, how could i forget the all mighty Bowie VIVA BOWIE!! | |
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Anxiety said: this old geezer right here:
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Freddi Mercury
Ann Wilson (of Heart) Meatloaf  (don't ask me why--I just think it )
Morrissey BOb Seager (sp?) John Foggerty | |
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GangstaFam said: Anxiety said: this old geezer right here:
truth He was so purrty in 2002/2003.  | |
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Bruce Springsteen and Freddie Mercury.
Isn't a shame we haven't seen any rockers this talented in a long time?  www.maximum-jackson.com
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Imago said: Morrissey hell to yeah. | |
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Anxiety said: this old geezer right here:
Bowie's definitely one of forerunners in the game. Got to add him to the list. | |
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theAudience said: Since there is no BEST, if I were gonna start a ROCK band, these are among some of the ones i'd pick from.
Progressive Rock... ...Doug Pinnick Keep it comming Brotha TA. We've got some one so far. Let's keep it moving. Classic Rock... ...Paul Rodgers Pop/Rock... ...Steve Perry tA Tribal Disorder
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Of course, we got to add Rod Steward. Can't go wrong with Maggie May. | |
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Robert Plant Hey hey what can I do? | |
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There are tons of great voices in rock - absolutely tons, however I would say my pick is:
Freddie Mercury - no one has a voice like his. | |
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Steve Perry
Freddie Mercury Axel Rose (back in the Day) | |
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The snobbish asshole answer: you people obviously don't have a clue what you're talking about and have very lil' musical knowledge because anyone who knows anything knows that Steve Marriot was the greatest rock vocalist of all time. Thank you. I enjoyed educating you all on basic music knowledge as well. | |
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Chris Cornell
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Chris Cornell [/thread]
I'm a big Bowie fan but his voice is so hit or miss for me. Sometimes he sounds great and others he sucks. I can't figure him out! :^P [Edited 2/29/08 8:04am] | |
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Imago said: Freddi Mercury
Ann Wilson (of Heart) Meatloaf (don't ask me why--I just think it )
Morrissey BOb Seager (sp?) John Foggerty  | |
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Based purely on voice, not necessarily vocal skills, Rod Stewart really stands out to me.
It's a classic rock voice, as opposed to a Bowie who could sing w/Bing or Bennett no problem. Rod Stewart had the perfect edge and character to his voice. Maybe I'm foretting someone, but that jumped right out at me. My Legacy
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Paul Rodgers 
Steve Perry (not a huge Journey fan, but his voice is amazing) Robert Plant
Phil Lynott  
And I'm really into a Faces phase again right now, so I guess I have to add Rod Stewart. 
Steve Miller Ian Gillan These are just my favorites. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Steve Perry
Freddie Mercury Young Robert Plant Ian Gillan Sammy Hagar | |
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Slave2daGroove said: Sammy Hagar No.  DLR all the way.  "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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