Rank these singers
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Uz2Bon36Eddie Vedder
Scott Weiland
Kurt Cobain
Chris Cornell
Layne Staley -
TiernanWorthless
Shitty
Shittier
Crap
Not worth a shit -
gutRank them based on what? Vocally I think Cobain sucked, Vedder had the best tone, Cornell probably the best range. Weiland, and STP for that matter, often sounded like he was trying to imitate Vedder or Cornell (and doing it well enough to fool the untrained ear not familiar with these guys).
Cobain kind of sounds like Layne Staley trying to sing with a cat stuck in his throat. -
GOONx19Who?
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HereticAs singers in their prime?
Cornell
Weiland
Vedder
Staley
Cobain -
Uz2Bon36
You're right. I want to move Layne up but can't come up with a good reason, except Eddie comes across as a d-bag, sometimes.Heretic;1767495 wrote:As singers in their prime?
Cornell
Weiland
Vedder
Staley
Cobain -
gut
Eddie has a better voice and it isn't close.Uz2Bon36;1767496 wrote:You're right. I want to move Layne up but can't come up with a good reason, except Eddie comes across as a d-bag, sometimes.
Layne does not have a good voice but it's unique and just works...similar in that regard to Tom Petty. -
Heretic
Yeah, I like AiC more than probably any of the groups the other singers were affiliated with, but as far as Layne goes, it was because his voice fit the vibe of the music perfectly, making it more of a perfect storm than anything else. Like, AiC was more than the sum of their parts because all the pieces fit together. With some of those other groups, the singer carried them more than Layne did AiC.gut;1767502 wrote:Eddie has a better voice and it isn't close.
Layne does not have a good voice but it's unique and just works...similar in that regard to Tom Petty. -
sportchamppsEddie
Cobain
Cornell
Weiland
Stanley.
Im pretty much ranking them by their band though -
sportchamppsTom York
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Uz2Bon36
I'm with ya and AIC is my favorite band, no doubt. Who carried each other more - Kurt with Dave Grohl and Novoselic, or more Layne carrying Jerry Cantrell?Heretic;1767505 wrote:Yeah, I like AiC more than probably any of the groups the other singers were affiliated with, but as far as Layne goes, it was because his voice fit the vibe of the music perfectly, making it more of a perfect storm than anything else. Like, AiC was more than the sum of their parts because all the pieces fit together. With some of those other groups, the singer carried them more than Layne did AiC. -
SonofanumpChris Cornell
Layne Staley
Eddie Vedder
Scott Weiland
Kurt Cobain -
gutHunger Strike is one of my all-time favorites....this contest goes to Cornell, with EV coming in a close second.
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SpockGrunge singers arent really that good of singers. THeir voice fits well with the type of music.
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Uz2Bon36
Will you please just shut the hell up. Name a famous band in which the singer does not fit the music.Spock;1767711 wrote:Grunge singers arent really that good of singers. THeir voice fits well with the type of music. -
Wolves of Babylon
Not true, if you've heard Cornell sing live, you could not say this.Spock;1767711 wrote:Grunge singers arent really that good of singers. THeir voice fits well with the type of music.
As far as singing
Cornell
Vedder
Weiland
Staley
Cobain
Band Preference
Pearl Jam
Soundgarden
Nirvana
Alice in Chains
Stone Temple Pilots
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SonofanumpChris Cornell
Mark Lanegan
Layne Staley
Eddie Vedder
Scott Weiland
Ed Kowalcyk
Zack De La Rocha
Billy Corrigan
Trent Reznor
Kurt Cobain -
Uz2Bon36Trent over Kurt....wow, never considered that one. I may even throw the (new) Marilyn Manson somewhere on that list, too. Maybe even ahead of Zack DLR.
Billy prob' is last for me. -
cat_loverCornell
Staley
Vedder
Weiland
Cobain
I was really only a fan of Soundgarden and Alice In Chains as far as grunge went. Cornell is a very good singer and while Staley may not be the best singer,his voice is very strong and powerful and really fits with the Alice In Chains sound.