Greatest Voice Ever...

huh....

Sorry for starting a new thread just for this, but I have to know what you think about this...

PS: Watch the end, that's the best part!

It was kinda cool sounding, but I don't think he really qualifies as the greatest ever. Not in my own opinion anyways.

Not bad, but James Earl Jones has the best voice ever.

Originally Posted by Flavius

Not bad, but James Earl Jones has the best voice ever.

Agreed

Darth Vader is unbeatable

That is the best voice ever. Coming from a muse addict.

meh is what I have to say to that video.

The best voice ever goes to Sean Connery.



"You think you're pretty smart don't cha Trebek? What with your dago mustache and your greasy hair!"

"What did I just say about ethnic slurs?!"

Marlon Brando (especially from Apoc Now)
Patrick Stewart
James Earl Jones
Orson Welles
David Hayter (Solid Snake voice)

Robert Plant
Paul Rodgers
Freddie Mercury

Sorry, my vote belongs to Brian Johnson!

Originally Posted by Tate1234

Robert Plant
Paul Rodgers
Freddie Mercury

Add Ian Gillan to that list and I completely agree.

Originally Posted by Anarius

Sorry, my vote belongs to Brian Johnson!

WHAT!? You're forgetting about the legend that is Bon Scott! And you call yourself an AC/DC fan...

Originally Posted by RandomRockFan

Add Ian Gillan to that list and I completely agree.


WHAT!? You're forgetting about the legend that is Bon Scott! And you call yourself an AC/DC fan...

I was being ironic.

Sure you were...

lol, that singer (the muse dude) sounds like my amp's feedback! seriously, he completely ruins the band.

Muse best voice ever, yeah ok whatever takes your fancy.

In my opinion the best singing voice ever was Freddie Mercury.


(above: Freddie Mercury, he had a voice that none of his peers could match as witnessed at his tribute concert and at Live Aid)


Not only was he a great vocalist he was an unbelievable performer on stage a well, frankly Queen makes all of today’s bands look positively boring. Check out his clip from Live Aid.






As for non vocalist, James Earl Jones, Patrick Stewart and Brian 'Gordon’s alive?!?' Blessed are the voices I rate.

I mean, if you like high pitched falsetto, you can't get any better than SteelHeart

Lovin both these songs, also if you want one with the Raelettes, check this out:

Originally Posted by the_mango55

I mean, if you like high pitched falsetto, you can't get any better than SteelHeart

Mercury had the most incredible range of any singer that I know. Falsetto was just one of them (which in all fairness he didn't use that much), he range included, Rock-a-billy, hard rock, pop, blues, opera, dance, funk, country and western, glam rock, heavy metal, techno. The only genre I don't think he touched was rap.

Originally Posted by Freddie

Mercury had the most incredible range of any singer that I know. Falsetto was just one of them (which in all fairness he didn't use that much), he range included, Rock-a-billy, hard rock, pop, blues, opera, dance, funk, country and western, glam rock, heavy metal, techno. The only genre I don't think he touched was rap.

oh, I was actually responding to the first post. That was all that I could see in that guy's voice that made it exceptional in any way.

I agree about Mercury being incredible.

Frankie Palmeri from Emmure.

All others, do-not-come-close.

Although I give out total props to RZZA's post.