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08-05-2003, 10:26 AM #91Message Board King
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Chiba Rocks !!! I love you, Baby!!
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08-05-2003, 10:28 AM #92Cutting
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I don't rate Hetfield as a singer on any of the albums, he's got a very average voice when compared to the likes of
Som Wardner - My Vitriol
Brandon Boyd - Incubus
Matt Bellamy - Muse'Ain't Nothing to it but to do it'
'Lightweight'
Ronnie Coleman
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08-05-2003, 10:32 AM #93Livestrong
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never heard any of them except incubus, but i dont like them so i cant think of his voice right nowOriginally posted by supersatellite
I don't rate Hetfield as a singer on any of the albums, he's got a very average voice when compared to the likes of
Som Wardner - My Vitriol
Brandon Boyd - Incubus
Matt Bellamy - Muse
lynn->I like tim mcgraw's voice
anotehr good voice = SOAD's singer
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08-05-2003, 10:32 AM #94223 Rules
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John Wetton of Asia
Vince Gill
Annie Lennox of the Eurythmics she was an opera singer first
Luciano PavarottiAR-15, when only the best will do.
I've got a shotgun, a rifle, and a 4 wheel drive and a country boy can survive.
Long distance, the next best thing to being there.
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08-05-2003, 10:36 AM #95Message Board King
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Tim McGraw is definately worth a mention. And Tracy Lawrence..saw him in concert, Kenny Chesney, Gary Alan too....he's awesome. I can't really think of any women to mention tho..lol
Chiba Rocks !!! I love you, Baby!!
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08-05-2003, 10:39 AM #96Registered User
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Holly is hot, though.Originally posted by andy001
holly is a bit of a joke i think cause she just gets by by doing the raunchy video clips but delta has the whole package cause she can sing and also play the piano pretty good and she writes her own music
Poofy Nesbit is my bitch
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08-05-2003, 10:42 AM #97Cutting
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Muse are just simply the best band around today imo.Originally posted by bigpoppaproppy
never heard any of them except incubus, but i dont like them so i cant think of his voice right now
lynn->I like tim mcgraw's voice
anotehr good voice = SOAD's singer
Check out...
Plug In Baby
In Your World
Citizen Erased
Darkshines
Showbiz
Unintended
Seen them live many times and they just amaze me every time. His voice (Matt's) on the albums is extraodinary, you wouldn't think it would be possible to be able to sing live like that, but he
does.
Matt Bellamy also does all these obscure guitar sounds live aswell which are really amazing, and they are not on the albums, so the only way you get to hear them is to see them live.'Ain't Nothing to it but to do it'
'Lightweight'
Ronnie Coleman
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08-05-2003, 10:42 AM #98][ron ][v][aiden
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08-05-2003, 10:43 AM #99Registered User
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In modern music, my favourite vocalist would probably be Muse's Matthew Bellamy.
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08-05-2003, 10:45 AM #100Registered User
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Damn you! DAMN YOU! I love Muse yet have never seen them live. Lucky bastard.Originally posted by supersatellite
Muse are just simply the best band around today imo.
Check out...
Plug In Baby
In Your World
Citizen Erased
Darkshines
Showbiz
Unintended
Seen them live many times and they just amaze me every time. His voice (Matt's) on the albums is extraodinary, you wouldn't think it would be possible to be able to sing live like that, but he
does.
Matt Bellamy also does all these obscure guitar sounds live aswell which are really amazing, and they are not on the albums, so the only way you get to hear them is to see them live.
Bump on the song recomendations. Also, check out some of the piano he can play.. download..
Sunburn
Space Dementia
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08-05-2003, 10:47 AM #101Cutting
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Someone else who can easily spot talent when they see it. Muse are just simply amazing. Different to some of the other bands we got to put up with today who all sound the same.Originally posted by Jack-MA
In modern music, my favourite vocalist would probably be Muse's Matthew Bellamy.'Ain't Nothing to it but to do it'
'Lightweight'
Ronnie Coleman
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08-05-2003, 01:24 PM #102Registered User
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They sure are. Radiohead's vocalist is brilliant, too.Originally posted by supersatellite
Someone else who can easily spot talent when they see it. Muse are just simply amazing. Different to some of the other bands we got to put up with today who all sound the same.
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08-05-2003, 01:29 PM #103Member
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yeah he has a good vocal range, I am straight baritone and could never get my voice like his.....Originally posted by Jack-MA
They sure are. Radiohead's vocalist is brilliant, too.
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08-05-2003, 01:53 PM #104Member
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Despite I can't understand what he's saying most of the times, the sound of Cradle of Filth is unique simply because of the skills he has. Midian is an interesting, yet great album IMO, most people that hear me listening to it just think I'm weird.Originally posted by midian
Dani Filth, he trained his voice for 1 year 3 hours a day to make one album (Midian) he can sing faster in a voice that would brake normal peoples voice, people who tried it are have experienced voice trouble, the things he can do voice are incredeble he can do the weirdest things with his voice and i've seen him live and he sounds the same, something it seems like there are two voices
And **** Aaron Lewis and all those other MTV bitchers people keep naming. People who listen to all that **** and think it's good music piss me off. Iced Earth owns all them, including Metallica.The Citadel
Running is a mental sport, and we are all insane.
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08-05-2003, 01:56 PM #105!! You can't see me !!
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don't forget about Les Claypool
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08-05-2003, 11:55 PM #106Yeah, Streisand is a freak, but just because she and Elvis annoy you doesn't mean they don't have great voices. Forget the personality of the person; I'm not talking about anything else but the pure timbral quality of their voices. And I'm sure your friend can't sing at Elvis' level, despite the accuracy of some of his imitations. Elvis has done a lot of great stuff that most younger people haven't heard (no, not that Jailhouse Rock, You Ain't Nothing But a Hound Dog crap).Originally posted by decypheredbeats
um no, aaron lewis and maynard voics sound so much better to me then striesand or elvis' annoying ass. **** I know a couple people off my head that can do exact immitations of elvis, maybe he was good in his time, but now a days he wouldnt even catch and independent labels attention, and just cause alot of those people are considered to be in a higher class then most "alternative" artists, doesnt make them anymore talented, personality shines plenty threw a signer, and I dont see much of a personality in barbara striesand.....
Despite the fact that I am not a big fan of Tool or MJK himself, I *do* respect his voice... I wish he'd do more pure vocals straight up either in simpler arrangements or bring his voice forward in the mix; it's being wasted most of the time (get someone else to do that ****). That whole voice box sound effect chime **** that Tool does gets tired after a while.
Aaron Lewis, IMO, is not in the same league. He's one of dozens of good but not great singers over the years. I doubt anyone will think of him as one of the greats when he's gone. At least Keenan has a shot at immortality.Last edited by e_dawg; 08-05-2003 at 11:58 PM.
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08-06-2003, 01:03 AM #107Cutting
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Yeah his voice on Karma Police is just incredible. A fav of mine is 'The Bends' album.Originally posted by Jack-MA
They sure are. Radiohead's vocalist is brilliant, too.
'Ain't Nothing to it but to do it'
'Lightweight'
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08-06-2003, 02:03 AM #108Registered User
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Karma Police is fantastic. There's a busker who plays that song in town, and has the voice almost perfect. I always stop to watch him play it.Originally posted by supersatellite
Yeah his voice on Karma Police is just incredible. A fav of mine is 'The Bends' album.
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08-06-2003, 04:53 AM #109Registered User
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beyonce
tamia
mariah carey"The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in war"
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08-06-2003, 05:38 AM #110Registered User
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Big bump here!Originally posted by ToxicCorpse
Bruce Dickenson- Iron Maiden
So close to 10k, green is my favorite color nom saiyan?
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08-06-2003, 07:30 AM #111Fallen to Ruin
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Mikael Ackerfeldt of Opeth. He has like three different voices, from a clean voice, to a high pitched shriek, to a death metal growl. Even though some people might think his accent sounds funny, he hits all the notes perfectly when he sings clean and he has pretty good range.
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08-07-2003, 01:16 AM #112Cutting
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I heard their new song last night 'Stockholm Syndrome' really good, very rocky.Originally posted by Jack-MA
Damn you! DAMN YOU! I love Muse yet have never seen them live. Lucky bastard.
Bump on the song recomendations. Also, check out some of the piano he can play.. download..
Sunburn
Space Dementia'Ain't Nothing to it but to do it'
'Lightweight'
Ronnie Coleman
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08-07-2003, 01:26 AM #113Cutting
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Also, I can't believe that they'll be releasing their 3rd studio album soon. It only seems like yesterday that my and my mate were walking past the Carling tent at Reading '99 (I think it was) and stopped and said 'Who the hell is that' We stopped and watched and ever since I've just taken to them in a big way.
'Ain't Nothing to it but to do it'
'Lightweight'
Ronnie Coleman
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08-07-2003, 01:41 AM #114Registered User
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I've spent many a night lying in my pitch dark room with Muse playing on headphones loud. Weird experience, heh.
Yes, Stockholm Syndrone sounded brilliant! I'm hoping their 3rd album lives up to expectation.
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