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Poll Question: who is your choice?
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Annette Peacock

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Originally posted by video vertigo video vertigo wrote:

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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.
Hogarth could be Ok in a very soft songs ,when  Fish go to other way and enter  HOGARTH   I FEEL A BIG DECEPTION,Hogarth dont have the voice and feeling of FISH ,There are hundreds of singers in prog and not prog music better than Hogarth,..but Hogarth is an excellent composer,teclist and make songs of grand beauty,but I am objetive he have a limited voice,that is going better in each new album ,but never he can be considered at the level of the greatest singers.
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Has Tony Riviere been at this poll - where's Geddy Lee?
Other acquired taste "singing" voices:

Tom Waits
Annette Peacock
Leonard Cohen
Tiny Tim
William Shatner
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Other. Nick Barrett. Steve Hogarth certainly doesn't belong here.
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Willie Nelson?... why you....

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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

Originally posted by Angeldust Angeldust wrote:

HOW ON EARTH DID YOU PUT HOGARTH ON THAT LIST??????????????????????????????????????

Hogarth very much belongs there, in my opinion. one of the most expressionless voices there are. he would sing about a brutal murder the same way he would sing a love song Confused. I don't like him at all.
a singer with a from a technical point of view really bad, but highly interesting and unmistakable voice I really like is Chris Karrer of Amon Düül 2

 
OK VideoVertigo, make justice here.... Big%20smileLOL
 
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Originally posted by Angeldust Angeldust wrote:

HOW ON EARTH DID YOU PUT HOGARTH ON THAT LIST??????????????????????????????????????

Hogarth very much belongs there, in my opinion. one of the most expressionless voices there are. he would sing about a brutal murder the same way he would sing a love song Confused. I don't like him at all.
a singer with a from a technical point of view really bad, but highly interesting and unmistakable voice I really like is Chris Karrer of Amon Düül 2


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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

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.
 
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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.
 
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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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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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Points: 7910 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 17 2007 at 12:06
I can think of somebody (H) who doesn't (H) belong (H) on this (H) list.

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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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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 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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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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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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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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Points: 24429 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 17 2007 at 00:57
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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