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    Posted: February 16 2007 at 19:44
there are singers in many styles that dont have a special great voice or technic,but you can feel what they sings and you like,please choice.and your opinion

Edited by markosherrera - February 17 2007 at 16:07
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Ol' Bobby Dylan's voice has always agreed with me. I love his music.

Neil Young pulls in second place.
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Steve Hogarth has one of the best voices in music, just because you may like marillion better with fish Hogarth is still good vocally.
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HOW ON EARTH DID YOU PUT HOGARTH ON THAT LIST??????????????????????????????????????
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Mark E. Smith.  If 'singer' is the correct term.
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Steve Hogarth?! You kiddin' me?! The man is brilliant! He's excellent... I mean, I mean, b-b-but... *head explodes*
 
Anyway... I had to vote for Neil (I don't think his voice is bad, but I'm in the minority). He's my favorite artist - just look at my signature! His voice is frail at times, raging at other, and always moving. I have a live bootleg with "Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing" on it that is just earth-moving.
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Steve Howe SINGS????ConfusedConfusedConfusedConfusedConfusedConfusedConfusedConfusedConfusedConfusedDeadConfusedConfusedConfused
 
Also....
 
Hogarth on the list????AngryCensored
 
Ray Alder is missing from this list.
 
Many singers have not a great voice (steven wilson, neal morse) but their voice fits the music perfectly.
 
Tiamat's Edlund has a so-so voice but it narcotizes(?) me.... I like it.
 
Ringo was atrocious.
 
Knopfler was atrocious.
 
Clapton wasn't that bad.
 
but, again...
 
Howe?//ConfusedConfusedConfused
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I nominate this thread for worst ever.
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I'm going to say Bjork because from a technical standpoint her voice is horrible. But it works so well with her music....
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I voted for 'other' - namely, Roger Waters. Not a typically good voice by any means, but extremely expressive (unlike the highly praised David Gilmour).

And, btw, what's Phil Lynott doing in that list?Confused
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i always thought gilmour and waters had the "strong" voices of floyd and wright was the "back-up" voice - because his voice (which i love most, actually) had the least wide spectrum (or what's the technical word).
 
of the list - bob dylan, there's not much of a competition.
 
also hendrix had a limited voice and was very shy in using it at the beginning - but what a great singing he managed!
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I found Lynott's voice a little strange at first, but I quickly learned to love it. Such a shame the man died.
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At Mr T
Steve Howe definitely sings, but I like his voice, it isnt bad at all. Another person not belonging here is Brian May, who has a great voice.
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

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Steve Howe definitely sings, but I like his voice, it isnt bad at all. Another person not belonging here is Brian May, who has a great voice.
 
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Edited by Chus - February 17 2007 at 11:50
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Originally posted by video vertigo video vertigo wrote:

I nominate this thread for worst ever.
 
No, that would be this thread:
 
 
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Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Originally posted by video vertigo video vertigo wrote:

I nominate this thread for worst ever.
 
No, that would be this thread:
 
 
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No, thats the best thread ever!
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I can think of somebody (H) who doesn't (H) belong (H) on this (H) list.

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At first I didn't like Latimer's voice that much, but now I think his voice is the best for Camel, even counting Sinclair and what's his name from Stationary Traveler.
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deny it all you want, everyone on the list is a terrible singer. ;)

also I don't think Bjork's a bad singer at all given her range and depth. It might be an intentionally quirky voice but I don't think that makes it technically bad. just sexy
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Originally posted by Chus Chus wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

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Steve Howe definitely sings, but I like his voice, it isnt bad at all. Another person not belonging here is Brian May, who has a great voice.
 
 Mister T?? LOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL
 
OK, now I'll make it official....here's my photograph....
 
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