Hard rock fans...who's has/had the best voice ever?
 

My vote goes to Klaus Meine, the Scorpions lead singer.

actually it's really hard to choose one track from so many of them, so I'm proposing this '82 original one:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=2UqCkFTtOOs

very close in my book follows Freddie Mercury, but Queen ranks amongst the all time music legends rather than hard rock only.

...KM's is hair sucks, although:1orglaugh

Ronnie James Dio

No Question... never !!

I hated Led Zeppelin growing up but Robert Plant had, to me, just about the perfect rock voice.

I'll add Miljenko Matijevic from Steelheart to that list.

After thousands of hours of intense listening to many many acts and after I saw him live two years ago - Ronnie James Dio is on the top of the hard rock genre for me, Bruce Dickinson is also impressive and has a very nice voice colour, Gillan was very cool before 73, then he somehow lost the magic. With Rob Halford we have another top singer in the game, although I never completely enjoyed the nature of his voice one must say that his range, feeling and live performing is also incredible.

From the younger ones I always enjoyed Chris Cornell, Maynard James Ferguson from Tool or Eddie Vedder (even they are also in or close to their fourties, seems like were all getting old)

Forgot...

Steelheart - https://youtube.com/watch?v=lIn77HQhriY

I agree with that

LedZeppelin goes into the all time category.

Chris Cornell and Bruce Dickinson.

James Hetfield and Ozzy.

come on, he's really good, but even Axl Rose sounds better:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cDeGbMr1I1E

long distance to Klaus Meine's performance:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=VmjZDmWEUzk

my opinion, though, all of them are really spectacular:thumbsup

they rank in the heavy metal category. among the best, no doubt about it.

Metallica ranks amongst legends, untouchable.

Cool stuff man, let me dig for something https://youtube.com/watch?v=C8IQc41Bt6g

here is a sign of the southern cross / stargazer from 2004, I am looking forward to 25th June - Heaven and Hell on tour hit Prague.

Shit Craig Goldy is putting up a hell of a Blackmorish solo, no wonder as far as Ritch is always listed as one of his main heroes.

Bruce Dickinson - Aces High -I still listen to it and it still rocks!
he-fox is getting me all nostalgic!

Robert Plant ..... He is the Gold Standard for hard rock singers :thumbsup

chriss cornell lmfao i hope your joking


probally ian brown or liam gallaghar....or morrissey if you want to count him as rock

Iron Maiden is heavy metal, definitely Bruce Dickinson is one of the best:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=4jloHWPQgOU

Maybe we should start a new thread for them:2 cents:

I would have to go with Robert Plant in his prime.

Should't have started me on this... been watching videos of Iron Maiden on you tube...
Children of the damned, The Trooper, Number of the beast,Wasted years... all there.. plus so many more
The funny part is that I know all the lyrics stilll, the headbanging must have worked!
Next topic - Big Country anyone?! :-)

I raise my point with a 2003 Red Square Moscow live performance:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=9Me_tXyq_t4

After 19 years of the original launching of the song.

Led Zeppelin competes in the legend category, above this one, but I'm afraid there RP will have to face Freddy Mercury, which is the most amazing performer all-time IMO.

Noel Gallagher has a 3 times better voice than Liam...without him and his song writing Oasis wouldn't rank among the best Uk bands ever:2 cents:

wanna proof?

My vote, Layne Staley from Alice in Chains. RIP

*hugs and kisses*

In No particular order:

Sammy Hagar, Steven Tyler, Bon Scott, Jeff Keith of Tesla, Robert Plant, Ozzy

Okay this is the closest grouping that I agree with

Definitely Robert Plant. He is the gold standard every rock and roll singer will always be compared to, male or female.

good choice, all among the greatest:thumbsup

Bon Scott gets mine

this performace gives me goosebumps every time I watch it
https://youtube.com/watch?v=4jsTa...elated&search=


whoever said Liam Gallagher LOL:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

yeah true but liams is unique

I think Barry Manilow should get some love too. His vocals on the rock song "Mandy" are unforgettable, It haunts me to this day !

roflmaooo:1orglaugh:thumbsup

Goeff Tate of Queensryche....Dio....and Halford

steven tyler, axl rose, ozzy, david coverdale(not so hard but great voice)

Rob Halford.

ROBERT PLANT! LED ZEPPLIN was the best there ever was and the best there ever will be.

Sege Tanikian System of a Down

James, its so powerfull
https://youtube.com/watch?v=wPHZv2KGFyM

Ah now we are talking. I was going to say Robert Plant is my fave singer ever, Freddie Mercury was incomparable and Serge has an awesome voice.

Steven Tyler,Robert Plant

1. Geoff Tate
2. Sebastian Bach
3. Rob Halford

All have power, finesse and incredible range :2 cents:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=DUbUS...elated&search=

forgot all about them. Even saw them in concert way back when. :thumbsup

Not my favorite but I think the singer that could do the most with his voice was Freddy mercury, especially if you include showmanship.
Rob Halford and Bruce Dickinson are in the same category.

I like James Hetfield a lot but please don't include him in the great voices category.

Good God Damn... https://youtube.com/watch?v=tR-5Z...elated&search=

Thats amazing to do with just a piano and a voice. Power!

Was he the singer for Mark Wahlberg on Rockstar? Im grabbing the movie to compare.