wheres Jim Dandy?..Dave imitated that guy quite a bit...had a great stage presence..
wheres Jim Dandy?..Dave imitated that guy quite a bit...had a great stage presence..
Joe Strummer even makes the list (much less being #16)?
That ranking really sucks. Mixing Freddie Mercury, Mick Jagger and DLR with cold fish like the Smiths or Radiodickhead is like comparing the best vintage wines in the world with instant soup.
Ok so no one is going to mention how the hell would Iggy Pop be ranked above The Diamond One??!! What blinders did the person have on that made that list?!! Have they seen what that guy looks like?!.. FOH!!
He's fucking wild onstage from what I've heard...Quote:
Originally Posted by Carloscda
I've seen him twice with the Stooges, once in Alsace in August 2005 (in the middle of the Wine Festival), he was awesome: he sang one verse and one chorus of "Loose" and in the next second he was already diving in. Second time was in 2011 at the Paleo Festival near Geneva with James Williamson back on guitar after Ron Asheton's death, but it wasn't as wild as in Colmar, Alsace.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angel
Anyway, I'd put him in the top 3 up there with Mercury and Dave.
I've seen him a couple of times and he is pretty rock n roll
The title of the article says Finest not Wildest...Quote:
Originally Posted by Angel
The two go hand in hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carloscda
David Lee Roth is ranked #17 from a irrelevant site I have never heard about.
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Originally Posted by DONNIEP
Like him or not, Cobain changed the face of music. He wasn't really that great of a "frontman" though...
I can't admit it. I hate misery rock.
No George Clinton , Chuck Berry , or Prince .
I know it's not about lyrics but any mention of the genius of Morrison does remind me of this. :)
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"there's a killer on the road/his brain is squirming like a toad". Do you think that if "toad" and "road" didn't rhyme, Jim Morrison would be sitting there, saying "damn! I have this vision in my head of a madman with the contents of his brain jumping around like something tailless and amphibious. I sure wished "thoroughfare" rhymed with "bufa vulgaris!"
Penn Jillette
Oh, really?Quote:
Originally Posted by DONNIEP
Sorry, I just had to. :D
What about Frank Zappa ,John Lennon and Bruce Dickinson?
alice cooper, Jerry Garcia and Ian Gillan?
I just scrolled through this entire thread and couldn't believe Ian Gillan was not mentioned until your post. One of my all time favorite singers.Quote:
Originally Posted by diamondclaudio
Well if you're gonna post up a JBC video...yeah, I'm all in. Me YowQuote:
Originally Posted by Jérôme Frenchise
Actuallly, DAVE shudda ben HIGHER than dat. AnD I doon't evun hav t2o lookit da list. BURN DA POLLISTURDS!
eVUN aff u doon't like DAVE u know da'ts wrong.
Alice is there at #39Quote:
Originally Posted by diamondclaudio
Bruce Dickinson is 44.Quote:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XBZ0GeuNzYQuote:
Originally Posted by Fairwrning