Frontmen: Everybody agrees that Mick is #1. Everybody SHOULD agree that #2 is...

[Butch Had Not 3053]

Personally for the music I listen to:

Bruce Dickinson 

Ozzy

Rob Halford

Geoff Tate before he became a massive asshole

Throwing a name out that didn't get enough love but I was a big john bush fan. 

In real life, the 70s stars like Jagger, plant. Mercury, daltrey are considered far more iconic of course. 

[Pato del Muerto 53336]

5 hours ago, Butch Had Not said:

Personally for the music I listen to:

Bruce Dickinson 

Ozzy

Rob Halford

Geoff Tate before he became a massive asshole

Throwing a name out that didn't get enough love but I was a big john bush fan. 

In real life, the 70s stars like Jagger, plant. Mercury, daltrey are considered far more iconic of course. 

You left Glenn Danzig and Ronnie James dio off of your list. 

[Butch Had Not 3053]

11 hours ago, Pato del Muerto said:

You left Glenn Danzig and Ronnie James dio off of your list. 

Honestly,  other than Mother I don't think I can name another song by him. 

Yeah but I  should have included RJD in there. Stuff with Rainbow, sabbath,  and solo really showed his chops as a singer/performer.

 

Edited July 26, 2020 by Butch Had Not

[BoomMF 1401]

On 7/26/2020 at 11:48 AM, Butch Had Not said:

Honestly,  other than Mother I don't think I can name another song by him. 

Yeah but I  should have included RJD in there. Stuff with Rainbow, sabbath,  and solo really showed his chops as a singer/performer.

 

Give Twist of Cain (with backing vocals by James Hetfield, no less), She Rides, and Dirty Black Summer a listen.

Suuuuub-question: Was Thrall-Demonsweatlive the most underrated live release of the early 90s? No? Okay. Regardless, John Christ is one of the most underrated metal guitarists ever. But that is a story for another day, dear reader.

Edited July 27, 2020 by BoomMF