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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
PostPosted: Sat May 21, 2011 11:23 pm 
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Sherick wrote:
God forbid singing ability actually be of consequence in a singer's list.


I'm not saying that it's not, it is a huge thing, that particular post though seemed to only talk about skill, which is why I mentioned it


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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Lennon was far more distinct, too. Lots of singers have sounded like Perry, but I have yet to hear anyone who resembles Lennon.


1.) Are all these people who supposedly sound like Perry people who were active before or after Perry was at his peak?
2.) Even if Lennon wins originality, if Perry has more people who sound like him that came after his peak, wouldn't that mean Perry wins influence? Because if Lennon has absolutely NOBODY who sounds like him, then there's zero influence involved.

So you're kind of proving why Perry should be higher than Lennon with this post.


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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Lennon is also highly original and influential. Check this one from 1971. Many people say this is among the first punk vocal style ever:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlzrNKN3rZI


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And Lady Gaga doing this great song with lots of McCartney influence:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uMsgP5t ... re=related


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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Perry's vocal influence is far greater than Lennon's and on par with McCartney's.
Perry's vocal acclaim is far greater than Lennon's and McCartney's combined.


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Machine Head wrote:
Negative Creep wrote:
2.) Even if Lennon wins originality, if Perry has more people who sound like him that came after his peak, wouldn't that mean Perry wins influence? Because if Lennon has absolutely NOBODY who sounds like him, then there's zero influence involved.


He's talking about Lennon's voice, not his style, I am yet to ever hear anyone who sounds anything like Lennon, where yes, I have heard people with a similar voice to Perry's, however, both their style's are equally popular and imitated


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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Lennon is also highly original and influential. Check this one from 1971. Many people say this is among the first punk vocal style ever:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlzrNKN3rZI


Echoes my friend, you know that leaves out hundreds and hundreds if not thousands of tunes from that same timeline back into the 60`s by a multitude of garage bands, freakbeat and mod groups and so many others .... Take care

Just one example the Monks "I Hate You" recorded in 1965 and released in 1966 ... with shouted punks lyrics all mixed with feedback/noise rock etc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eOuPeAf ... re=related

Hey, well, I hate you with a passion baby, yeah I do!
(But call me!)
Well you know my hate's everlasting baby, yeah, yeah!
(But call me!)
Do you, do you, do you know why I hate you baby, do you now?
(But call me!)
Well, it's because you make me hate you baby, yeah you do now.
(But call me!)

Well I hate you baby with a passion, yeah, you know I do.
(But call me!)
Oh, you know my hate's everlasting baby yeah, yeah, yeah.
(But call me!)
Oh you know you know what I hate you baby, huh? Do you?
(But call me!)
Oh it's because you make me hate you baby yeah yeah yeah
(But call me!)
Well, alright.


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
PostPosted: Sun May 22, 2011 2:12 pm 
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Quote:
1.) Are all these people who supposedly sound like Perry people who were active before or after Perry was at his peak?


Both.
Perry's whole style basically owes everything to Sam Cooke.

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2.) Even if Lennon wins originality, if Perry has more people who sound like him that came after his peak, wouldn't that mean Perry wins influence? Because if Lennon has absolutely NOBODY who sounds like him, then there's zero influence involved.


Well I look at it differently.
When there's NOBODY that sounds like you, that makes you unique. How can you be unique if many others can emulate you and sound just like you? Nobody else has sounded like Lennon because his voice was one of a kind. You simply cant say that about Perry. Sam Cooke, Smokey Robinson, Tobias Sammett, Rik Emmett....lots of guys have done that 'soulful tenor' thing just as good.


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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Lennon isn't a "great vocalist."
Perry is a "great vocalist."


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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Elaborate.


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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Gregsynthbootlegs wrote:
Lennon isn't a "great vocalist."
Perry is a "great vocalist."


depends what you base 'great vocalist' about, it's more than technique, it's feeling, style, emotion, enunciation. Lennon was the king of switching his voice and feeling to change the subtle mood of each song. He could do seductive, longing, anger, lax/dreamy, lethargic, he could change to any mood and style.


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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Not to mention, he was one of the first screamers, and is revered for his incredible melodic sense (just like Perry) and harmonies.


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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He does have some vocal influence, but it's really overshadowed by his overall musical impact.
I've never heard anyone praising Perry for his musicianship or songwriting. The man is just known everyone as one of rock's greatest singers ever. Top 10 without him is absurd. Lennon is top 30 material, Macca top 20.


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 Post subject: Re: 100 Greatest Male Rock Vocalists (Under Revision)
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yeah im agreeing with this ....

Perry really is one of the true uber elites of vocals, and you guys should not move J Buckley in any way from the top 10, the dude is universally hailed as the best singer since the 90s, and the most influential and the most skilled ..... and his influence and popularity and acclaim only increase as time passes on... i was one of those who wanted him off the top 10, but he definitely deserves it .....

Daltrey is being overrated a bit...Gillan is overall a greater singer than Daltrey, and in the context, so is Buckley now probably . .... Daltrey is incredible , but a notch below ....even Perry could be ahead of him .....


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