Favorite Classic Rock Vocalist

[Troy]

I slouch corrected. I always thought that was Waters on "Have A Cigar" for some reason.

I never bought that album (Wish You Were Here) and still don't own it on cd. Seemed like a big disappointment after DSotM. Boy, am I outnumbered by other Floyd fans on that or what?

Dang Brad, not much of a Floyd fan after all, eh? The parts they never play on the radio? They're the best parts. The older I get, WYWH is the Floyd album I find myself coming back to the most.

For purposes of this list I choose Geddy Lee.

[BradH]

Dang Brad, not much of a Floyd fan after all, eh?

Other than the forty-eight bootleg Floyd discs I own and all their MoFi cd's and ten Syd boots I guess you're right.

I've even heard the parts of WYWH they don't play on the radio.

What can I say? I thought it was a major letdown after DSotM. I didn't like the recording style or anything about it so I walked into the record store and bought Kraftwerk's Radioacivity instead. I remember my buddies told me I was crazy.

So Troy, speaking of loyalty oaths, are you not a Yes fan because you don't like Topographic Oceans?

[GMichael]

Saw Dio with Black Sabbath years ago. That man had a strong voice.
Pat Benatar was no slouch eaither. That little girl had some serious pipes.
Ann Wilson can still blow it out now.

[Smokey]

Pat Benatar was no slouch eaither. That little girl had some serious pipes. Ann Wilson can still blow it out now.

Might as well add Joan Baez to that list also although she like to sing ballads