Your favorite vocalist(s) not Russell Allen

[SilentRealm]

never heard of bloodbath before but i see it sports both mikhael at one point, and dan swano so there you go.. worth a check out.

 

[cold103]

Alright, will do

 

[sloppyj03]

James Labrie, Roy Khan, Matt Barlow, Daniel Gildenlow,Tobias Samnet.

 

[proulxski]

Thomas Englund, Sonia Pineault, James LaBrie, Hansi

 

[joro410]

In no order

Ben Sotto
Roy Khan
ZP Theart
Jari Mäenpää
Tony Kakko
Jarkko Ahola
...

 

[Tubbs]

I've read Mikael Akerfeldt has sang with Bloodbath but haven't heard anything by them yet.

Yes, on Ressurection Through Carnage and On the Breeding Death EP. I own RTC and I must say, it is much, MUCH more brutal than Opeth. (that doesn't make it better by any means though.) I really like the album...

- the Somewhat Fat Death Metal Enthusiast Guitarist

 

[ThornsOfSorrow]

It is more brutal, but it's not as...insane as most death metal is. I love Ressurection Through Carnage because it, as well as the other Bloodbath albums, is actually kind of catchy. Plus "Bathe in Blood" is such a great song.

 

[SilentRealm]

i checked out the bloodbath (a few songs anyway), it is good for what it is but i have to say probably a bit too brutal for me at this point. i might like it if im in a really angry mood and need something to vent to, but under normal circumstances it gives me a headache.

 

[Ascension]

James Labrie

He was "THE" voice of Gigantour. He was dead on at Gigantour hitting notes and holding them the way he did when first touring with DT. He has obviously matured.

 

[Simmo]

Nils K. Rue - Pagan's Mind
Michael Eriksen - Circus Maximus
Jørn Lande - Ark, Masterplan
Bruce Dickinson - Iron Maiden
James Labrie - Dream Theater
Arjen Lucassen - Ayreon
Mikael Åkerfeldt - Opeth
Daniel Gildenlöw - Pain Of Salvation
Øyvind Osa - El Caco
Neal Morse - Spock's Beard
Rob Halford - Judas Priests
Joachim Nilsen/Jokke - Jokke & Valentinerne
Hank von Helvete - Turbonegro
Roy Khan - Kamelot
Andrew "Mac" McDermott - Threshold

+ a few more

 

[Julz]

Since getting an iPod and ER6i earphones, it's added a new dimension to the music I'd been listening too for years prior, especially in the vocal department.

Michael Hutchence (RIP) - INXS
CJ Snare - Firehouse
David Coverdale - Whitesnake
Glen Shorrock, Beeb Birtles and Graeham Goble - Little River Band
Randy Meisner - Eagles
Jeff Scott Soto - Rising Force
Midge Ure - Ultravox
Tasmin Archer
Lou Gramm - Foreigner
Bobby Kimball - Toto
Gary Cherrone - Extreme
Ann & Nancy Wilson - Heart
Ronnie James Dio
Neil Finn - Split Enz/Crowded House
Gloria Estefan
Freddie Mercury (RIP)
Jon Anderson - Yes
I dunno why but I dig Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy (RIP) vocals
Tarja Turunen - Nightwish

 

[proulxski]

Tarja Turunen
Sonia Pineault
Roy Khan
Thomas Englund
Hansi Kursch
James Labrie
Bruce Dickinson
Simmone Simmons

 

[HeroBoy]

Major kudos to the two people who listed Geddy Lee! He has always been one of my favorite vocalists. I think if Rush's later material was more widely known (from Hold Your Fire onwards) he might be more respected and loved. Some of his singing is really quite heart wrenching.

 

[Carloz]

Edu Falaschi
David Readman
Mats Leven
Oliver Hartmann
Tobias Sammet (Tobi, es ist gut jetzt hehehehe)
Jorn Lande
Tony Martin (until 1995)
Dio
James LaBrie (he is a good singer, noone can question that)
The guy from Evergrey
Daniel Gildenlow
Mark Boals
The Greek - German from Human Fortress
Roy Khan
Goran Edman
Geoff Tate
Fabio Lione (but he has to improve his English... )
Andre Matos (in Shaman, not Angra)
Tony Kakko
Sammy Hagar
Platitude's vocalist is good, and he is incredibly young!
Gus Monsanto (when he's not growling)

Sorry for such a long list, but no one could be skipped

 

[nckissfan]

Ray Alder
Warrel Dane
Tim Owens
Paul Stanley
Geoff Tate
James LaBrie
Michael Eriksen

 

[Walter_Langkowski]

Mikael Akerfeldt
Robert Lowe
Matt Barlow
Tom Englund
Jorn Lande
Roy Khan
Urban Breed
Anneke Van Giersbergen
John Bush
Geddy Lee
Ray Alder



That's all for now...