Danzig. You're missing Glenn Danzig.

Glenn Motherfuckin' Danzig

Written by Branzig on 20.03.2012 at 03:53

Danzig. You're missing Glenn Danzig.

Glenn Motherfuckin' Danzig

Lemme guess something to do with a username?

Even though I am a totally huge fan of Danzig I through IV I don't really find Glenn's vocals all that emotional

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 20.03.2012 at 03:59

Lemme guess something to do with a username?

Even though I am a totally huge fan of Danzig I through IV I don't really find Glenn's vocals all that emotional

Anytime anything about vocals comes up, Danzig is #1 in my book regardless lol.

And "Come to Silver," "Going Down To Die," "Blood and Tears," as well as "Cold Cold Rain" are all very emotional Danzig tracks IMO

Written by Branzig on 20.03.2012 at 04:58


"Blood and Tears,"

Mmm that one actually is as is his original version of "Mother" but those are really the only two I can think of

Written by Branzig on 20.03.2012 at 03:53

Danzig. You're missing Glenn Danzig.

Glenn Motherfuckin' Danzig

Actually I'm not very familiar with his music. Not at all to be honest. I'm gonna give him a try

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Written by ~Starchild~ on 21.03.2012 at 00:45

Actually I'm not very familiar with his music. Not at all to be honest. I'm gonna give him a try

What?! Blasphemy!

Mandatory listenings of Danzig I-IV for you!

Where is Peter Dolving from The Haunted?

Written by Alakazam on 21.03.2012 at 17:20

Really? That's surprising about the first 2 singers I thought.

Yeah, everybody seems to like them, except for me. I've tried it several times, but I couldn't get into those bands at all

Written by Kubina91 on 21.03.2012 at 22:08

Where is Peter Dolving from The Haunted?

Never heard of them before, but as I have hardly any interest in Thrash, I was sure that this not for me. Gave them a try nevertheless but didn't like it.

Written by [user id=109376] on 19.03.2012 at 17:17

Written by M C Vice on 19.03.2012 at 09:02

Was Quorthon a chance? He's pretty passionate(?) on his viking albums, especially the Nordland albums.

Imo, Quorthon has a voice that fits along with his music, but it's not an amazing voice. Even on the viking albums you can really tell he can't sing x)

I didn't say he was a good singer. I just said he had a lot of passion in his voice, especially on the Nordland albums.
Axl Rose is a pretty passionate singer, too.

The vocalists of Cormorant...

Written by [user id=114127] on 23.03.2012 at 00:18

The vocalists of Cormorant...

Listening to them for the first time and I gotta say wow, really impressive! Including the vocals. Will definitely give them a few more spins. Thanks a lot for the suggestion

Written by ~Starchild~ on 23.03.2012 at 01:54

Written by [user id=114127] on 23.03.2012 at 00:18

The vocalists of Cormorant...

Listening to them for the first time and I gotta say wow, really impressive! Including the vocals. Will definitely give them a few more spins. Thanks a lot for the suggestion

The vocals on "A Howling Dust" off their 2011 album are some of my all-time favourites.

Written by [user id=109376] on 20.03.2012 at 02:29

Vielleicht Matt Barlow of Iced Earth? Obwohl I don't know if he's emotional, or just extremely powerful ^^

I would second that. He does very good emotions in his voice. Not ALL the time, but when he does (Melancholy), wow!

Nice list .
I would put Virgin Black's singer on #1 though .

Written by Alakazam on 30.03.2012 at 14:58

Just because of the recent news, what about Burton C.Bell or even James Hetfield?

Hum, it really seems like we have a very different opinion on what's emotional. Besides, James' vocals suck for a long time already.

Written by Dark Cornatus on 31.03.2012 at 15:16

Written by [user id=109376] on 20.03.2012 at 02:29

Vielleicht Matt Barlow of Iced Earth? Obwohl I don't know if he's emotional, or just extremely powerful ^^

I would second that. He does very good emotions in his voice. Not ALL the time, but when he does (Melancholy), wow!

I agree, he can be very emotional. However, as I said already, for the moment I don't plan to enlarge the list, but maybe I will in the future and then he'll probably be in.

Written by PocketMetal on 31.03.2012 at 16:08

Nice list .
I would put Virgin Black's singer on #1 though .

Thanks. Actually, I never checked out Virgin Black's music, but I will do so. According to their ms profile there's a high chance that I like them. Thanks for the tip!

Written by ~Starchild~ on 20.03.2012 at 01:29

and for Johan Hegg, well, I agree that he can be emotional at times (f. ex. on Under The Northern Star), but generally he's surely not the first singer who springs to my mind when I think about emotions.

I agree with the fact that his voice can be emotional in a certain way, but I find it sad that (on the recent albums) they used more computer stuff (treble, echo, stuff like that) to work on his voice (especially on "under the northern star").

Written by [user id=109376] on 03.04.2012 at 23:33

Written by ~Starchild~ on 20.03.2012 at 01:29

and for Johan Hegg, well, I agree that he can be emotional at times (f. ex. on Under The Northern Star), but generally he's surely not the first singer who springs to my mind when I think about emotions.

I agree with the fact that his voice can be emotional in a certain way, but I find it sad that (on the recent albums) they used more computer stuff (treble, echo, stuff like that) to work on his voice (especially on "under the northern star").

well... I don't

Maybe not the most emotional on Earth, but still a very good vocalist : Eric Clayton of Saviour Machine There's something Candlemass-like in his voice in this song, if you see what I mean

Written by [user id=109376] on 29.06.2012 at 23:42

Maybe not the most emotional on Earth, but still a very good vocalist : Eric Clayton of Saviour Machine There's something Candlemass-like in his voice in this song, if you see what I mean

Is that the biggest flag the flag of UN United Nations ? why they put that flag on ?.... eager to know

What a coincidence I noticed this list while listening to Watching From A Distance. Before clicking on it, I immediately thought Patrick Walker should be in it. I have yet to hear another vocalist who has an even more emotional voice than that guy, damn. While I don't know some of these vocalists I definitely agree with the ones I do know, so good job.

I do have a few suggestions though:
- Tom Sedotschenko from Evereve (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFfTgZPRGRw)
- Aaron Stainthorpe from My Dying Bride (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz-13-kz_XA)

Then it would be a top 13. Although these two easily beat John Haughm and Daniel Brennare in my opinion. Lastly, I might be wrong here, but doesn't Thomas Helm do the clean vocals in Empyrium? He does them in Noekk at least, but haven't listened to Empyrium in months so I could be wrong.