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King Diamond
and Cookie Monster, of course

Okay, let's admit there's others, too.

Lemmy
Dio
Ozzy
Robert Plant
Rob Halford
Dawn Crosby
Tom G. Warrior
Lee Dorrian
Chris Barnes
Alice Cooper
Carl McCoy
Diamanda Galas
Milan Fras
David TIbet
Peter Murphy
Henry Rollins
Iggy
Joan Jett

okay that should be far enough but let's still say William Shatner

Eugene Robinson
Corin Tucker
Anneke van Giersbergen
PJ Harvey

Mikael Akerfeldt
Imogen Heap

Black Francis
Stephen Malkmus
Mark Gardener & Andy Bell
Billy Corgan

Iggy Pop
Isaac Brock
Tom Waits
Justin Vernon
R. Kelly
Morrissey
Tom Gabel (Reinventing Axl Rose era)
Patrick Stickles
Son House
Tom Krell
Frank Ocean

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The one and only.

Still haven't posted my faves yet, but I wanted to give a special shot out to Repeater, who listed Mark Gardener and Andy Bell. I never would have thought to list them..


One of the best shoegazer bands definitely. Well played Repeater!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcyfPXF770U

While i'm at it.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGDIGbPLQ4U

One of my favorite singers, one of my favorite guitarists, and one of my favorite albums.

Jesus loves the Swervies

yep, Nowhere is one of my all time favourite albums. Love the vocal harmonies on Seagull.

ALMOST FORGOT

Budgie & Basil

years pass but can't stop loving
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxMR9T1jiRw[/youtube]

dallas green

Bassus Sanguinis wrote:okay that should be far enough but let's still say William Shatner

Yeah man "Has Been" is a surprisingly good album. Uhhhm lets see (some of these have been mentioned already):

Roky Erickson (13th Floor Elevators)
Joni Mitchell
David Yow (Jesus Lizard)
Buddy Holly
Tom Waits
Lee Ranaldo
Beth Gibbons (portishead)
Stevie Wonder
Jim Sullivan
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Tim Kinsella (Cap 'n Jazz, Owls, Make Believe & countless others)
Mike Kinsella (Cap 'n Jazz, American Football, Owen)
Leonard Cohen
Damo Suzuki (CAN)
Nina Simone
Patti Smith

nuclearfamily wrote:

Bassus Sanguinis wrote:okay that should be far enough but let's still say William Shatner

Yeah man "Has Been" is a surprisingly good album. Uhhhm lets see (some of these have been mentioned already):

Roky Erickson (13th Floor Elevators)
Joni Mitchell
David Yow (Jesus Lizard)
Buddy Holly
Tom Waits
Lee Ranaldo
Beth Gibbons (portishead)
Stevie Wonder
Jim Sullivan
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Tim Kinsella (Cap 'n Jazz, Owls, Make Believe & countless others)
Mike Kinsella (Cap 'n Jazz, American Football, Owen)
Leonard Cohen
Damo Suzuki (CAN)
Nina Simone
Patti Smith

Has Been was a mind bending experience that made me regard Shatner a true artist of spoken word - I WAS OF COURSE high as a kite

Thumbs up for Rocky Erickson, too!

Johnny Clarke
Freddie McKay
Nina Simone
Ella Fitzgerald
Billie Holiday
Joe Strummer
D. Boon

Not Robert Plant in "banshee screech mode."
Not Billy Corgan,
No one who sounds like they're passing a kidney stone while they sing unless it's Eugene Robinson.

lately, Chelsea Wolfe


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