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Points: 6890 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 24 2009 at 16:17
Originally posted by natewait natewait wrote:

Originally posted by progrocker2244 progrocker2244 wrote:


Neal definitely has an underrated voice. When he really sings, he REALLY SINGS!

On top of that he's the greatest songwriter ever, so that helpsTongue


Good to know I'm not the only one with this opinion Big smile  I agree 100%.
 
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One is one of the corniest cheesiest album I have, and one of the few albums I'll write a one star review for on this site.
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Klas Ryberg For Cult of Luna has one of the most linear, yet emotional and powerful growls in music in my opinion.
 
Others would be... 
Garm (ulver)
Jonsi (Sigur ros)
John Haugm (Agalloch)
Jon Anderson (Yes)
Aaron Turner (Isis)
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Can't think of a Finnish prog singer I like, but here's a few of my non-prog favourites:

Ismo Alanko
Herra Ylppö
A. W. Yrjänä
Jarkko Martikainen
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Originally posted by Any Colour You Like Any Colour You Like wrote:

I never said Waters was good Tongue

I just inferred that his vocals are enjoyable when I'm in the mood for that kinda thing
 
Oh come on.... He IS good! ShockedSmile
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If anyone says Geddy Lee or James LaBrie I am going to BUST SH*T UP! Wink

Favorite singers:

Mikael Akerfeldt (Opeth, Bloodbath, etc.)
Garm/Kristoffer Rygg (Ulver, Arcturus, etc.)
Jonas Renske (Katatonia, etc.)
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Originally posted by sleeper sleeper wrote:

Daniel Gildenlow, in any language.

BTW, ProGR72, isnt Bamarte Brazillian so shouldnt they be singing in Portuguese?
 
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Yes, they should. I'll modify that! Thanks for the notice!


Edited by ProGR72 - July 23 2009 at 20:10
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OK, I've not found much good music sung in Spanish. This is certanly not prog at all, but I think "Bunbury" from "Heroes del Silencio" sings rather cool. Also, I've lately discovered the band "Triana", thanks to Prog Archives, and I really liked the way "Jesus de la Rosa" sings.
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Tim Buckley, the evolution of his albums is incredible, from folk singer to an innovative jazz singer, the song get on top from greetings from la is crazy manic brilliance.
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Peter Gabriel is of course my favorite.
 
David Coverdale is my boyhood fave. So of course, Jorne Lande (who is an update) is a fave.
 
Mike Patton and Devin Townsend do so much with naturally ordinary voices that they must take the vote for most talented.
 
Matthew Parmenter does everything Hammill does, on pitch.
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I love Jorn Lande's voice.  He could wail at a cow at turn it into ground beef, but he could also lull someone to sleep with his warm tone. Favorite though? I don't know, too many to pick.
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I never said Waters was good Tongue

I just inferred that his vocals are enjoyable when I'm in the mood for that kinda thing
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Originally posted by Any Colour You Like Any Colour You Like wrote:

I have always liked David Gilmour's vocals, probably my favourite vocalist through sheer weight of history. Other vocalists I enjoy are:

- Mikael Akerfeldt (Clean, the growls are not my thing)
- Peter Gabriel
- Steven Wilson
- Devin Townsend has a decent softer vocal range
- Jon Anderson

Some other vocalists are better technically, and some (like Labrie, Geddy Lee, Roger Waters) really have to be listened when you are in the right mood, or they sound daft.


Roger Waters has never been a good singer.

It's really funny me saying that, considering ''The Wall'' is my favorite of theirs, but honestly, Waters' whiny voice worked well for their later material, but if he would simply sing, I would make sure my ears were nicely padded.


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Czesław Niemen of course!

Honorable mention to Marek Stryszowski from Laboratorium who uses his voice as an instrument rather than sings.


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I have always liked David Gilmour's vocals, probably my favourite vocalist through sheer weight of history. Other vocalists I enjoy are:

- Mikael Akerfeldt (Clean, the growls are not my thing)
- Peter Gabriel
- Steven Wilson
- Devin Townsend has a decent softer vocal range
- Jon Anderson

Some other vocalists are better technically, and some (like Labrie, Geddy Lee, Roger Waters) really have to be listened when you are in the right mood, or they sound daft.
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Ofcourse I get what you saying!   What do I know anyway? =p  I'm a big fan of the screamers.  Sikth vocalists<3
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I mean, don't mistake me, PT is one of my all-time favorite modern Prog acts, but Wilson's voice, while perfectly capable, lacks that special something that makes a lead vocalist a true 'lead' vocalist, if you get what I'm saying.

In comparison, Jon Anderson sings like he speaks, and I think he has one of the greatest singing voices of all time,
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I just mean he is truley himself in his music and vocals.   I find this admirable but at the end of the day he is not my favorite vocalist.  He just deserves respect for that I think.  Myles Kennedy from Alter Bridge is one of my favorites also.
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Originally posted by Silly Silly wrote:

Originally posted by g0rd0nb0mbay g0rd0nb0mbay wrote:

Steven Wilson, too good.
 
Too true matey.  He's such a regular guy about it.  He sings the way he speaks.  The way it should be=]


Confused Well, different strokes for different folks, I guess.
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Originally posted by g0rd0nb0mbay g0rd0nb0mbay wrote:

Steven Wilson, too good.
 
Too true matey.  He's such a regular guy about it.  He sings the way he speaks.  The way it should be=]
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