Greatest Voices in Rock

[Mark]

Gilmour is #36

 

[Shadow298]

Gilmour is #36

fuck I need glasses.:zombie:

 

[FerretallicA]

Freddie was both and deserves his own list really

Freddie got what he deserved :Smug:


Credit to them for putting Hagar above Roth in the list but overall it's just another major FAIL by Rolling Stone.

 

[Goreripper]

It was by Planet Rock, not Rolling Stone.

Getting back to my argument though, I fully appreciate the reason why Barnes and Farnham aren't there. If this had been done by Triple M, they would have been on top of the list with people like Bernard Fanning and 60% of the people on the Planet Rock list wouldn't be there. The only time I heard Ronnie James Dio's voice on Triple M was on one of their interminable "countdowns", singing a Roger Glover song.

 

[Mark]

Freddie got what he deserved :Smug:

Hmm, no, he only got #2. He deserved #1 (or his own list).

 

[Shadow298]

The only time I heard Ronnie James Dio's voice on Triple M was on one of their interminable "countdowns", singing a Roger Glover song.

that would be Love Is All from The Butterfly's Ball & The Grasshopper's Feast.

still think it's one of Dio's best songs (despite being writing by Glover).

 

[phlogiston]

I used to love that song! I didn't know that was Dio. TO YOUTUBE!

 

[Mark]

Ha! Yeah, I have the album somewhere I think...

 

[FerretallicA]

Hmm, no, he only got #2. He deserved #1 (or his own list).

No, he got exactly what he deserved. I wasn't talking about the list.

 

[FerretallicA]

It was by Planet Rock, not Rolling Stone.

Getting back to my argument though, I fully appreciate the reason why Barnes and Farnham aren't there.

That's even more disturbing then given that this is taken from Planet Rock's site:

Fail for mass media in general.

 

[Spruce Goose]

Ha! Yeah, I have the album somewhere I think...

I have that album signed by Roger Glover

 

[Spiff]

No, he got exactly what he deserved. I wasn't talking about the list.

I'm so proud that I post on the same forum as you.

 

[Blitzkrieg]

Freddie should be number one. Chris Cornell should be higher, and Paul Rogers should be lower.

 

[Goreripper]

I used to love that song! I didn't know that was Dio.

Shame on you. As soon as he opened his mouth, you had to know!

 

[phlogiston]

Dude, give me a break! I was like 10 or something when the video was being played. And only just born when the album came out, apparently.

 

[Goreripper]

Well you didn't say that.

 

[Spiff]

Listening to it now. If I have heard it then it was years ago, before I knew what a dio was, but it definitely rings a bell.

Oh, wait, I see it was on the Deep Purple at Albert Hall DVD. Hmm.

 

[Shadow298]

I used to love that song! I didn't know that was Dio. TO YOUTUBE!

I used to have it as my ringtone on my old mobile.

it rang on the bus loudly one day and all these random people my age or a bit older started singing along.

you could tell you used to watch the ABC growing up.

 

[Winmar]

Freddie Mercury was the greatest.

Here's a couple for your viewing pleasure, Ferret:

 

[Blitzkrieg]

I have that album signed by Danny Glover