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Poll Question: Whose voice would be nothing without music?
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28 [13.86%]
14 [6.93%]
11 [5.45%]
10 [4.95%]
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Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

It's obvious that not too many people listen to either The Nice and/or Refugee ...

Lee Jackson is a good bass player ... but hands down the worst "pitch" singer whom I regularly listen to ... his performance on The Nice's cover of My Back Pages is unintentionally hilarious!



agreed.

"Hang on to a dream" could have been beuatiful, outsanding song, but it sounds like someone's humming along with on radio.
I don't think he's a good bass player neither.
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Steve Howe is easily the worse.  He gets away with it because he's such an awesome guitar player
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by Hemulen Hemulen wrote:

Geddy Lee without him, Rush would be great.

They don't seem to have done too badly with him.
eheh...you can say it LOUD!!!
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The Singer for The Nice is awful.
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Originally posted by Hemulen Hemulen wrote:

Geddy Lee without him, Rush would be great.
....what????Geddy Lee has a particular voice...yes, I agree with this...but he is one of the greatest bassist of prog and metal...so shut up please!Rush are 45 per cent Geddy lee, 45 per cent Peart and just 10 per cent Alex Lifeson...
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I hate the voice of the singer of Radiohead...
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Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Originally posted by KansasRushDream KansasRushDream wrote:

It's a two-way tie between Roger Waters and David Gilmour!


Indeed, both awful singers. Rick Wright is much better.
    
 
 I wouldn't call either of them awful, But I agree Rick Wrights the best singer
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Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Originally posted by Dirk Dirk wrote:


Originally posted by MANDRAKEROOT MANDRAKEROOT wrote:

STEVE WINWOOD but only in the more Soul Blues Rock pieces.
you're kidding aren't you?

    

Indeed, Steve Winwood sings like a casserole as soon as he tries to get high on his voice. It's obvious on
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Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Originally posted by KansasRushDream KansasRushDream wrote:

It's a two-way tie between Roger Waters and David Gilmour!


Indeed, both awful singers. Rick Wright is much better.
    

I don't think we're gonna agree much on good and bad voices Oliver LOL. I like all three singers above.  But i like Krautrock Smile.
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We are not gonna be mad at you - Fish is not clasically trained singer, and it is the way he interpretes his great lyrics with his emotional voice that turns Marillion fans on.

Steve Hogarth could also sing very emotionally but forget about the tension that Fish provides.
yet you still have time!
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I know people are gonna get mad at me for this, but mine has to be Fish from Marillion...I downloaded about 9 or 10 songs off the Net, and, though the music is greatBig smile, Fish sounds nasally, like he's got a cold.
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Originally posted by KansasRushDream KansasRushDream wrote:

It's a two-way tie between Roger Waters and David Gilmour!


Indeed, both awful singers. Rick Wright is much better.
    
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Originally posted by Dirk Dirk wrote:


Originally posted by MANDRAKEROOT MANDRAKEROOT wrote:

STEVE WINWOOD but only in the more Soul Blues Rock pieces.
you're kidding aren't you?

    

Indeed, Steve Winwood sings like a casserole as soon as he tries to get high on his voice. It's obvious on
"Blind faith" i.e.
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Geddy Lee off course...I can't listent to RUSH more than 2 minutes because of the voice, totally laughable and misplaced.
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Incredible that this poll is alive since March and has 171 replies.OuchLOL
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It's a two-way tie between Roger Waters and David Gilmour!
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Originally posted by MANDRAKEROOT MANDRAKEROOT wrote:

STEVE WINWOOD but only in the more Soul Blues Rock pieces.
ShockedShockedShocked you're kidding aren't you?
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Points: 24429 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 22 2006 at 09:47
Originally posted by MANDRAKEROOT MANDRAKEROOT wrote:

STEVE WINWOOD but only in the more Soul Blues Rock pieces.


Ohmygod, no....Cry Steve Winwood rules! He's got one of the best, most expressive voices in the business. It's true that his voice tends to strain a bit on the higher notes, but all in all his singing is fantastic, so soulful and moving. He's one of the real greats!
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Originally posted by imoeng imoeng wrote:

well actually i kinda hate Labrie's vocal, but again, "self-rightenous" fans!! LaBrie sings well in a studio, but in a concert, blah!
Agreed. Labrie is great in the studio but blah live.
 
Although I did get footage of him in 92-93, he sang really well live back then... nearly as good as in the studio.
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STEVE WINWOOD but only in the more Soul Blues Rock pieces.
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Oh, come on! Geddy Lee's voice isn't bad at all. I think he's a very good vocalist (maybe the lyrics help too, though).

Anyway, the "worst" vocalist has to be the one from Eloy. I would have prefered it for him to sing in German rather than sing in English with that awful accent. But he doesen't bother me much either, afterall Eloy isn't about the lyrics, it's about the spacey sound.
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