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sean mac
 Post subject: Re: Good music bad singer
PostPosted: Thu Jun 28, 2012 4:17 pm 
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Probably controversial but Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath.

You obviously haven't seen Sean's post avove :wink: :lol:


Do we have many Morrissey fan on this forum?
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asterisk
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He’s my auntie. :wink: So one, I suppose.

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Then there's Pavlov's Dog whose lead singer, David Surkamp was described by Rolling Stone as "Marty Balin on helium". Servicable commercial progressive rock from the 70's with a pixie-voiced lead singer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7RtIQLWchQ&feature=related

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Mr Magnetism Himself
 Post subject: Re: Good music bad singer
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EERO wrote:
Then there's Pavlov's Dog whose lead singer, David Surkamp was described by Rolling Stone as "Marty Balin on helium". Servicable commercial progressive rock from the 70's with a pixie-voiced lead singer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7RtIQLWchQ&feature=related
There's a couple of pages on them in the current issue of Classic Rock magazine (which is all about 1977). Apparently one of their long-lost albums is being released, and they have a couple of live dates coming up in the UK.

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tomk wrote:My pick would be Wishbone Ash

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I like Martin Turner’s voice. Especially on the 'New England’ album - ‘In All Of My Dreams You Rescue Me’ is a nice ballad. And on the previous, ‘There’s The Rub’, ‘Persephone’. But maybe that’s just me? :wink:[


On second thought-Yes 'New England' is my fav Wisbone Ash lp-All of my dreams-great vocals

I stand corrected!!!!! :D :D :D
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Wishbone's 'Live Dates' is a fantastic album too!...in my top 5 live albums of all-time.. 8)

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tomk wrote:
On second thought-Yes 'New England' is my fav Wisbone Ash lp-All of my dreams-great vocals. I stand corrected!!!!! :D :D :D
No worries, Tom. If you get to the point where you are as wrong as often as I am, then I will chastise you! :wink: Glad we agree. With Robbot, and TiW, as well. :wink: Happy families. :lol:

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Possibly...

Radiohead
The Fall (kidding)
New Order
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MondoJohnny
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Pet Shop Boys
Talk Talk
Psychedelic Furs.

I don't hate them but these are not voices I can listen to for an entire album for some reason. I just find them kind of grating. :| It sucks too because I really like a lot of the music and the lyrics.

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Dream Theater. Really doesnt need vocals.

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