Best Thrash Singer
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poundingmetal74
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Jimmy P. Brown from Deliverance. Total snarl in his voice and he could nail some high notes too which made his vocal style rather diverse.
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As I said it before...
Do we really needed to bring this thread back?
@spacebeer: you're the same that posts at the WB board?
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For violent emotion, I'd definitely put him up there with Paul Baloff (even though they're extremely different overall). Mark Antoni (Realm) is definitely my favorite clean thrash singer.
spacebeer
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As I said it before...
Do we really needed to bring this thread back?
@spacebeer: you're the same that posts at the WB board?
Yup I am!
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Awsome! Welcome to our den of insanity
After a lot of thinking I will put too Nicole Lee. Hher vocals on Znöwhite LP are fantastic (I know some put them more as speed that thrash, but the lines are sometimes blurred there).
spacebeer
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Awsome! Welcome to our den of insanity
After a lot of thinking I will put too Nicole Lee. Hher vocals on Znöwhite LP are fantastic (I know some put them more as speed that thrash, but the lines are sometimes blurred there).
I think "act of god" is an underrated classic, I don;t like the first two Zhowhite records nearly closely as much.
Fully seconded. However, while I do like Nicole Lee's vocals on "Act of God" very much, my choice for this topic is Dawn Crosby (R.I.P.).
np: Coroner - "Paralyzed, Mesmerized"
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Cool to see sombody else to like "Grin". The way they changed the sound not many digest that album.
BTW, being as I am allergic to harsh vocals is fantastic how I dig Coroner. The band won't be the same without Ron's vocals.
Yep, me too. His vocals are just perfect.
Honorable mention to Chuck Billy and Martin Walkyier.
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kuier
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I have to say that when I bought this album 17 years ago and listenend to it, I was somewhat disappointed that most of the songs were a lot slower and less complex than the stuff they had released before, but it seems that nowadays "Grin" is the Coroner album which gets the most spins from me.
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I got it around the same time. But I only had PFD and MV before (as a matter of fact NMC was the last I purchased when I was looking for their catalogue), so "Grin" came as a surprise but I couldn't compare it to "R.I.P" until much later.
I like them all, the one I spin the most nowdays is PFD but only because I got a new copy and I'm wearing it out
Bryant
Mr. Sleepy
My faves are____
Joel Dubay (Powermad)
Brad Divens (Wrathchild America)
Chuck Billy (Testament)
I guess if we are being really liberal about what thrash is, I will have to go with Mike Howe (Metal Church) Those other guys really can't touch him.
Bryant
Joel Dubay (Powermad)
Brad Divens (Wrathchild America)
Chuck Billy (Testament)
I guess if we are being really liberal about what thrash is, I will have to go with Mike Howe (Metal Church) Those other guys really can't touch him.
Bryant
poundingmetal74
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Mike Howe totally rules. He has that "Dio" type of snarl to his voice yet he could still hit some high notes and make his singing quite melodic.
Fun fact: I hear he's now an evangelical Christian.
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Really?
. I thought only Craig Wells turn into Christianity, at least that was what I recall as an excuse not to join Metal Church again for "Masterpeace".Anyway, Mike rules in so many ways both in Heretic and Metal Church that is a pity he didn't continued in any metal band.
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