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Michael Williams of EHG. Mike has this amazing ability to sound like he feels and that utterly reflects his grim view on his corrupted area. Some where in New Orleans he is getting doped up with his band and generally hating life. The music sounds run down and shitty and like its dying and that accruately reflects the setting and his personal viewpoint making the music more personal. Recommended song: Eyehategod - depress ------------------------ Tim Armstrong of Rancid. Tim has this beautiful youthful "i dont get a fuck" sound. Watching the videos this is perfectly portrayed. He is like the poster child of what a punk is and should look like. Completely awesome voice! Not much to add to that. Just overall i really like his voice. Recommended song: Rancid - Salvation (i am sharing it for the time being) |
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beth gibbons ... |
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Nic Newsham from Gatsbys American Dream. His voice is high pitched and gruff at the same time, and it sounds so fucking cool. |
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Bjørk obvious reasons. Bertine Zetlitz her voice sounds kind of clinical and sterile, but in a really good way! It's erotic-ish... Tom Waits you can almost feel all the bars he's been to when he sings. They're all brown and dark and shitty.. this would be the feeling I get even if I find out Tom Waits has never been to a bar (thought I doubt he's never been to a bar), and it's what he's trying to accomplish, I think. |
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Cat Power and the woman who sung on 'The great gig in the sky' from Pink Floyd - Dark side on the moon |
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Tom Waits Captain Beefheart Robert Wyatt Dagmar Krause Their lyrics are interesting. They have good ability and tone. |
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Sandra and Ellen Dedrick of the Free Design, by far. They just have the most perfect timbre, and so impossibly wholesome and sweet. They have no peer, they're the closest I've ever come to truly loving a woman. Harry Nilsson of... Harry Nilsson, because he's got it going on technically and could hit any note and sing/scat whatever he wanted, but he also had charismatic intangibles in his voice. Personality and range of the technical, stylistic and emotional variety. Closest I've come to ever truly loving a another man. Normally guys as eclectic as he was have endearingly flawed voices, but his was perfect, a package I can't find anywhere else. Darkhorse pick, maybe Edwyn Collins of the Orange Juice. Originally his camp voice made it hard for me to really ''get'' them but now it sounds like heaven. |
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I hate singers appart he Captain cœur de beef |
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PJ Harvey she has an incredibly versatile voice - she changes it from one song to the next. Sometimes she sounds like a little girl, the next a seasoned punk, and it oozes sexiness all the time. Recommended - 'Catherine', 'To Bring You My Love' Mimi Parker from Low just pure sweetness. Recommended - 'Shame', 'Two-Step' Paul Banks from Interpol Beautiful rich baritone. Its such a strong and monotone sound. Like Ian Curtis who is also excellent. Recommended - 'NYC', 'A Time To Be So Small' Man theres too many, totally agree with Tom Waits, also Neil Young, Kim Gordon from SY, Mr Lidell, it goes on... |
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Im Gonna put Annie Lennox Up here for her performance in London just now..Awesome! |
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Don van Vliet Jhonn Balance |
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Bob Dylan... No really it's true, he's at the top. Nobody can put more emotions than him while singing. |
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George Benson - Exceptional Jazz Singer who scats like a human bass guitar. |
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Jeff Buckley Not only is his voice perfect but he puts a lot of emotion into his songs (or the songs of others). Elliott Smith I can think of more with a better voice than he has but there's just something special about him. |
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Oh...and Liz Frazer as well |
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Good call x2 |
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daryl palumbo of Glassjaw When we look back on their CD "Everything you wanted to know about silence" you will find such classic's as "ryry's song" and "piano" which just mirror a magnificant brillance in his voice. While at first it comes off ugly and needy it transforms when you learn the lyrics and his mind set. A music gave the compairison of Glassjaw being a cross between Buddy Holly and Bad Brains. Not that i agree but its a step in some sort of "right direction". Glassjaw being one of the few scremo bands i like because of the raw emotion that he puts into each and every song. He has been one of my all time favorites for a long time. |
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miss kittin ;) |
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yeah I forgot to mention Jeff Buckley, he has a great voice. |
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a lot of nice choices on your behalf as well. paul banks, and interpol of course, is one of my favourite. |
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Thom Yorke, because I think his voice has a great personal touch. There is a lot of emotion that can be heard as he sings. |
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i like daryl's style in his new project, head automatica. |
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According mostly to the best voice Nina Simone Jeff buckley Morrisey/The smiths Marvin gaye |
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ELIZABETH FRASER - Cocteau Twins Maynard James Keenan - Tool Lisa Gerrard - Dead Can Dance Brendan Perry - Dead Can Dance Mikael Akerfeldt - Opeth Fernando Ribeiro - Moonspell Thom Yorke - Radiohead Josh Homme - Queens Of The Stone Age |
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Thom Yorke fucking sucks. |
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I'd all so like to add Josh Homme, fucking unbelievable. |
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probably stevie wonder... who the fuck said thom yorke? jesus christ |
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i like Beck, but whenever i listen to him now i automatically think "hmm ... what does he do at his scientology sessions ....?" that's kinda annoying, since i listen to beck since i'm 9 years old and he was always one of my Favs. but i like beck, cause i feel him. |
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Jim Morrisey |
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Morrissey Brian Wilson |
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liz fraser oumou sangare maynard james keenan ed kowalczyk serj tankian etta james sam cooke al green |
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definitely liz fraser. |
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Jeff Mangum Billie Holiday Sam Cooke Brian Wilson Gene Ween Panda Bear John Lee Hooker |
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dang you know who i forgot? shirley manson. |
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dean martin |
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