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03 Jun 14
17:40
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Ian Gillan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXPI30rPu4k
As thats the winner sorted, whats your fave for 2nd?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXPI30rPu4k
As thats the winner sorted, whats your fave for 2nd?
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Freddie
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Paul Rodgers
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yeah freddie
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I also liked the lead singer in Nazareth
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Garrity doesn't count, BB..
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Bon Scott.
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Kenny has the correct answer...Paul Rodgers voice has stood the test of time..never knowingly hit a bum note in his life.
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Freddie.
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Some interesting choices for 2nd already..
My choice would be Jon Anderson. |
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why no Nazareth?
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Eh?
I was referring to Freddie. Dan McCafferty was excellent. |
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stevie from the small faces was top notch
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Freddie
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cheers salsa'. Agree with Dan McCafferty, he was brilliant as were Freddie and Stevie M.
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Janis Joplin you sexist pigs!
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She left me cold, and I was there. RIP though.
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abbott has to be in the running
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Russ or Dianne?
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CANT THINK OF A BAD ROCK SINGER?????
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russ!
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seriously though ive always thought amy lee has a great voice. its got flaws in it which i like. rock/metal isnt about being perfect.
perfect is boring. |
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FREDDIE WAS PERFECT,AND HE CERTAINLY WASNT BORING
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starr?
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FLINTOFF!
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no need for that kind of language
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John Winston lennon
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REPORTED
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Utter, utter nonsence so far - ELVIS - he invented rock as we know it today...............surely.
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Saw Gillan in about 1981 , he was terrific.
In modern times Mr Grohl is top notch but the best I ever saw was Rob Halford . |
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John Fogerty.
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dewey easily pleased.
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surely Elvis's music was a different genre, I never classed rock n roll as rock. He was a great entertainer but I have never agreed that he was the inventor of rock n roll either, I'm sure it might be on youtube but Rocket '88 was recorded at Sun a full 2 years before Elvis walked through the doors.
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I always thought Sinead had potential
.https://uk.lifestyle.yahoo.com/blogs/music-news/sinead-o-connor-glam-new-album-cover-bossy-160154917.html |
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Ronnie James Dio
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I saw Ian Gillan at Brighton Art College about 1971. He fell off the stage
 I'd definitely have Paul Rodgers on my list, behind Daltrey, Jim Morrison AND of course Robert Plant. |
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Greatest Rock Singers of all times - apparently.
http://whatculture.com/music/10-greatest-male-rock-singers-of-all-time.php Elvis - No. 5 I stand corrected. |
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Lee Brilleaux
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In terms of pure vocal ability, Eddie Vedder, John Fogerty and Robert Plant are the 3 who spring to mind.
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Agree with Howdi
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