No mystery for me..... been jammin to it while cleaning out the garage.

Youtubes welcome.,...

Mf

Everybody knows where they where during live 85....if not you probably weren't born....

Me, I was with my brother's over at Erica's house.....



Queen was 2nd to none period.

Mf

Mf

im more into Jovi

In words....



Mf

My favorite male rock vocalist would without question be Layne Staley from Alice n' Chains ( mysteriously powerful range but slow and refined when you least expect it). Favorite female vocalist I'd have to give to Ann Wilson(sends chills up the spine) she frick'n rocks. Magic-Freddy Mercury had an incredible voice too, just never got as in to their music.

Geoff Tate, Queensryche can hold his own, I agree with Layne as a contender, if someone gives props to the dude from Creed I might cyber puke projectile.

Geoff lives down the road from me. Pretty cool every one around here leaves him alone. Seems like a nice guy!

Not a huge volume of work because of untimely death, but . . .




Very pure voice . . .



Great rock female voice:

Aunty, yeah but he's Canukian! just kidd'n. Good voice and a good showman fer sure.

Please, please, please God...no one say Geddy Lee.

Please.

Fish on...

Todd

P.S. Pretty, pretty please...

Robert John Arthur Halford, Paul Rodgers.

If we're looking at range and power, Bruce Dickinson needs to be on that list, too...

Fish on...

Todd

here's a more obscure dude few have ever heard of...

Paul Shortino


Rough Cutt trivia:

Paul Shortino appeared in Spinal Tap as the 'next big thing'...

Amir Derakh, Rough Cutt's guitar player, went on to be the guitar player in 'Orgy'...

I always thought Paul Shortino was a wannabe Marc Storace h2o.

Not to mention he's a d!ck. We played with Rough Cutt 3 times. Once at the Sacramento Civic Center on bill with Accept as the headliner and twice at the Whiskey in L.A.

They were Ronnie James Dio's project band. He was backing and promoting them... kinda like Rob Halford did with Surgical Steel. You wanna talk obscure? Search YouTube for a clip of the movie "Thunder Alley" with Leif Garrett. Surgical Steel was the band that they were competing against. Their singer is a Halford clone! He could hit all the notes just like Ripper Owens... only this was 10 years earlier.

Getting back to Marc Storace...

evryone always used to say I looked like Marc Storace....who's also one of my favorites, but I prefer him from this era...

....my favorite Krokus song...


...as opposed to...



....and while we're on the subject of Marc Storace and Krokus, if you wanna see something pretty funny...


...now how the heck do you forget the words to your signature song??

pretty decent pipes though for a guy that's used his voice as hard for as long as he has.

You're probably gonna give me some grief for this one h2o... but as cheesy as this video is... I think Steve Walsh of Kansas has one of the purest, most powerful voices ever in rock.





The bridge... where he hits the high notes still gives me chills to this day.

OK... let 'er rip!

Sorry KK... I had a feeling on Kansas... but I still like them and I really like Steve Walsh's voice.

There's no accounting for taste I suppose...


Who are some of your favorite rock singers?