Best singer of all time
tenendo presente un po' tutto, dalle doti vocali alla capacità di emozionare..:
<b>Glenn Hughes</b>

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Glenn Hughes

"the Voice of rock" è il modo in cui viene soprannominato...ho detto tutto.
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  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    14 may 10
    Um, Bono Vox????? Not that I think he's terrible, but put next to Plant not even in the most absurd jokes...
     
  • federock
    federock
    14 may 10
    For me, Bono sings. Always. And well. And with a warm voice that has always impressed me (from the '80s all the way to that masterpiece, Achtung Baby). Plant sometimes screams in a loud way, sometimes he sings well. It's a matter of taste..!
     
  • federock
    federock
    14 may 10
    Now go ahead and insult me!!!
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    14 may 10
    5 Our Fathers and 2 Hail Marys.
     
  • federock
    federock
    14 may 10
    Oops, I can't remember the text anymore, it's been too long....!!!
     
  • Anders Friden89
    Anders Friden89
    14 may 10
    No, I'm not insulting you! I totally agree that up to "Achtung Baby" they pulled out something good! @Fede(zan), it may not be like Plant (also because they've both played with their voices for a while), but if you want, listen to "Red Hill Mining Town" from 1987 when he still had a bit of voice left :D
     
  • Pierpaolo
    Pierpaolo
    18 may 10
    the absolute best voice......uhm uhm.... .uhm uhm.....uhm uhm,.....you'll never know ahahahahhahahah....
     
  • federock
    federock
    18 may 10
    I think I know it, otherwise I wouldn't have made this ranking... look at who’s in first place!!
     
  • MrBisturi
    MrBisturi
    21 may 10
    As far as I'm concerned, you've got almost all of them (ranking position aside).
     
  • holdsworth
    holdsworth
    13 oct 10
    The best singer of all time is missing, Tim Buckley. Personally, I would remove almost everyone you have included in this ranking. De Gustibus.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    20 apr 12
    And where is David Thomas? :D Where are the Pere Ubu?
     
  • Anders Friden89
    Anders Friden89
    20 apr 12
    Wow.. I had already commented :) anyway, once again I mostly agree with everything.. except on Bowie, who despite his historical importance, I wouldn’t rank above Plant and Vedder.. I also think Bono from 'Unforgettable Fire' to 'Stay' was an unforgettable singer... to finish, I would have added Adam Duritz and Ed Kowalczyk (former lead singer of Live) but I guess I'm biased when it comes to those two :) goodbye fede
     
  • federock
    federock
    21 apr 12
    Hi guys, I just added David Sylvian on the fly that I had shamefully forgotten, I need to think about the order!
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    21 apr 12
    Eh, but the Pere Ubu...
     
  • Radioactive Toy
    Radioactive Toy
    19 mar 13
    Jon Anderson of Yes.
     
    • federock
      21 mar 13
      that high-pitched voice doesn’t really shake me up, you know, like Geddy Lee or all those power vocals from the '90s. I prefer warm, passionate voices, less cold.
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