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Posted by Throne of Rats on 29.04.2007 at 11:49
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Probably my favorite band of all time, and I think they need a thread. I saw them live for the first time and they were amazing. They definatly have a style of their own that is hard to compare to. What does everyone else think about these guys, discuss your thoughts.
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 Behradeth
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26.01.2013 at 14:23
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 26.01.2013 at 14:05
Written by Behradeth on 26.01.2013 at 14:03
Morbid Angel's original drummer,Mike Browning was also the vocalist before he left the band.
and he still sang in the band he started afterwards, Nocturnus.
But indee he is another singing drummer
So I conclude that "rare" wouldn't be the appropriate word, either. 
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BlueMobius
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26.01.2013 at 18:22
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 26.01.2013 at 14:05
Written by Behradeth on 26.01.2013 at 14:03
Morbid Angel's original drummer,Mike Browning was also the vocalist before he left the band.
and he still sang in the band he started afterwards, Nocturnus.
But indee he is another singing drummer
You can add Absu to the list of singing drummers as well.
With bands, like Mastodon, that have more than one person sharing vocal duties, it can add a lot to the music. I especially like it with faster black metal bands when they have two or three people doing screaming vocals, not at the same time, but in sort of a back and forth rhythm.
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Ace Frawley
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27.01.2013 at 11:36
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 24.01.2013 at 14:16
Not as unique as it seems. Kiss in their heydays had all four bandmembers doing vocals. 
That's true and a good point. And if you go back even further, you'll know that The Beatles had songs on their albums in which all four members did lead vocals. Sure, most of the vocals were done by Paul and John, but George and Ringo got a go occasionally. It seems Kiss did this as well, and from reading Gene's book, it's clear he was very heavily influenced by the success of The Beatles, as were so many bands of the 70s and onwards.
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