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a thread on great singers would not be complete without mentioning sandy denny.
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David McComb, Ian Curtis, Morrissey and Ian McCulloch.
Wow you really do love your pasty white boy melancholic voices![]()
Ian McCulloch is awesome![]()

Him singing Hungerstrike with Eddie Vedder backing is one of the coolest things to happen in the history of the universe
There certainly are a bunch of "heavy" genres out there... but that doesnt mean theyre all metal. Nor do they all deserve "appreciation". Metal is a genre that adheres to very rigid guidelines. Just because you downtune your guitar to C# and scream into a microphone, doesnt make you "metal". The people you are attacking, the "true" metalheads who adhere to more strict standards as far as metal goes, do it because, in reality, bands like Korn or Slipknot have more in common with rock than they do with metal. And it bothers them (rightfully so), that these bands write two chord hit songs and quickly strike it big, while the less popular bands spend weeks studying scales, chord progressions, etc, just to write a single song, and have to make their way in the world by playing nightly gigs in small music clubs. Theres no justice to it. But then again, metal has never been pop either, so its understandable.I always find amusing the 'true' or 'real' Metalhead. It seems they judge their 'truth' or 'realness' by how much they hate Heavy bands they don't feel to be 'true' or 'real' Metal. True Metaldom doesn't come from how much you hate Korn and Slipknot. True Metaldom comes from a) your loyalty to the genre, sticking with it through thick and thin over the years, and b) acceptance of the fact that there are MYRIAD different styles/sub-genres within Heavy music, all of which can be appreciated.
As far as chicks go Amy Lee from Evanescence is so far ahead of the others it isnt funny. Shes the only womans voice I like
Mikael Akerfeldt (opeth) - has a great scream, probably 2nd best to Jon Davis of KoRn, but only has a sream, not much else.
Greg Graffin