I dig using 58's for recording vocals.
My best vocal recordings have been ones where I've used handheld mics and really threw down as I recorded haha. Standing in front of a mic on stand with a pop filter is like, well you're focusing more on mic technique than just really pouring 110% of your emotions into your performance.
In my mixes, I've had weird times getting 57 and 58 sounds to fit in the mix, but you could always record a few lines of screams with a condenser, take the curve with curveeq and apply it to your 58 track. Could just be my voice though.
Give it a try and see how it goes man, it's definately worth it.