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Question Best male voice (pop, rock, r&b) - 11-02-2007, 10:30 PM
It seems that you guys (for some reason) hate the voice of Phil Collins

But who's voice do you like the best then?

I think my favourite male singing voice is Bernard Sumner's (from New Order/Electronic). As long as he is on lead vocal, he could be singing "A Whole New World" and I would still love it
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11-02-2007, 10:39 PM
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It seems that you guys (for some reason) hate the voice of Phil Collins

But who's voice do you like the best then?

I think my favourite male singing voice is Bernard Sumner's (from New Order/Electronic). As long as he is on lead vocal, he could be singing "A Whole New World" and I would still love it

Luther Vandross

Marvin Gaye

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Thumbs up Good choices - 11-02-2007, 10:41 PM
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Luther Vandross

Marvin Gaye
Luther Vandross would definitely be in my top 10 too - and Alexander O'Neal
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Luther Vandross

Marvin Gaye
Luther Vandross

Freddy Mercury

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Luther Vandross

Freddy Mercury

Yes I forgot about poor Freddy Mercury
definitely one of the finest Rock vocalists with a
wide dynamic range.

Thank's for reminding me..

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11-02-2007, 10:47 PM
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But who's voice do you like the best then?
Toss-up between two very different artist.
Antony Hegarty (from Antony & The Johnsons) and Richard Thompson (used to be in Fairport Convention). I have no doubt that there are better singers, but these two both work for me,
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Yes I forgot about poor Freddy Mercury
definitely one of the finest Rock vocalists with a
wide dynamic range.

Thank's for reminding me..
I'm still waiting for someone to say Mika

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Smile More - 11-02-2007, 10:51 PM
More top ten material:

Currie from Del Amitri

Ian Brown from The Stone Roses
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Luther Vandross would definitely be in my top 10 too - and Alexander O'Neal
Add Will Downing to that list

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Thumbs up Three more - 11-02-2007, 10:56 PM
These three will send me right back to the banning thread but I really like the voices of Will Young, Rick Astley and Neil Tennant (of the Pet Shop Boys)
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