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Freddie Mercury would have to be right up there...so to speak.
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Oh, behave. Jagger, of course.
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Paul rodgers.....my brother jake..da de de da
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Plant for Zep,totally suited to the band.
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joe strummer
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win butler
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tony broke is that sarcasim or are you a real arcade fire fan
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im being serious, he has something about him
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great band one of my favourites
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there are videos on youtube where he seems quite at home in the audience and even allows them up on stage in spite of the dangers etc..his brother is even more extrovert
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Not a fan but it would have to be Freddy Mercury - totally stole the show at Live Aid when put up against some of the (then) greatest performenrs on the planet.
At a much less exposed level, anyone who has seen Henry Rollins lead Black Flag or his own band, has witnessed someone with stage presence by the bucketload. |
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...win's brother isnt 'rogerthe' btw
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tony ive seen them twice and they were amazing, i think the whole band in general has just such a big presence about them when performing coz they really go for it
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I saw henry rollins in person last year when I was in Edinburgh. H was just coming into Tescos as I was leaving. I let him know I recognised him, without actually saying anything, as you do. I was surprised how short he is - maybe 5 10 - considering how much larger than life he looks on stage...
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also have to mention iggy pop, tho i wouldnt know the name of one member of the stooges!
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Ian Curtis
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Roger Daltry - The Who
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Bono
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There's loads of brilliant front men from now & from back in the day. In addition to the ones mentioned...
Jack White (White Stripes/Raconteurs/Dead Weather) (NAP) Adam Ant Watty (Exploited) Animal (Anti-Nowhere League) Brett Anderson (Suede) Damon Albarn (Blur) Liam Gallacher, Ian Brown, Mike Skinner etc etc etc None of the above are brilliant singers (although Anderson was beter live than I'd expected) but all had phenomenal stage presence for one reason or another. |
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micheal hutchence of inxs
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Michael Stipe was amazing when REM played Ipswich a couple of years ago.
Never thought he would be 'all that', but he was a quality frontman. When they did a track without him, they became a pub band. |
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Richard Butler
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1137/1085183068_0eaf576e29.jpg Front man of the Psychedelic Furs |
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Shane MacGowan
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Robert Plant
Greatest frontman for greatest band the World has ever, or will ever, seen. Sam Baker----singer songwriter from Texas. Of all the current crop, if you can, go see this man when he is next over here. A magnetic stage presence. Uncanny. |
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Freddie Mercury
Roger Daltry |
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:0 I somehow forgot Morrissey :(
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Easy to forget Morrissey. Over rated , nasal singing, **ot. Talentless dreary Northern tw4t.
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Mick Jagger not mentioned yet?
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See post number 2
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Freddie Mercury definitely
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Saw Morrissey a month back.
Excellent gig, he's a genuine great, whatever people think of him. Not sure about him being a great frontman as such, more just an all round 'character'. Lemmy - he's not a bad frontman for his age either. |
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Alex Harvey
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didnt think Freddie was a front man
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Bon Scott's charisma matched his ability imo. Top top frontman.
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Brian harvey
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Tom Petty.
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Lydon (NAP)
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Jagger Brown of more recent times.
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Lemmy, Motorhead
Bruce Dickinson, Iron Maiden Mick Jagger, Stones Ozzy, Sabbath all greats.. |
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Lemmy will be 64 on Christmas Eve!!
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