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ThirdEyeOpen · 12-14-2006, 05:53 PM

Courtney Love - She can't sing, but then again, neither can most male singers. Who cares, really? Her voice is perfect for rock.

Stevie Nicks - Because she wrote "Landslide"

Also, I think Sleater-Kinney should go down as the best all girl band. All three of those women are amazing musicians and songwriters.

I would also like to say that anyone who thinks women have no place in rock should stop listening to rock music altogether because who do you think the best songs are written about? Why is it that a woman can be the subject of a song, but she can't sing it? Is it because you rocker dudes are uncomfortable singing along to a song and saying the word "him" instead of "her"?

Anyway, my vote for best female rock voice ever goes to Janis Joplin. Listen to "Summertime" and tell me you don't feel it tugging at you soul.

12-14-2006, 05:53 PM	#187 (permalink)
ThirdEyeOpen Groupie Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: E-Town, Ohio Posts: 17	Courtney Love - She can't sing, but then again, neither can most male singers. Who cares, really? Her voice is perfect for rock. Stevie Nicks - Because she wrote "Landslide" Also, I think Sleater-Kinney should go down as the best all girl band. All three of those women are amazing musicians and songwriters. I would also like to say that anyone who thinks women have no place in rock should stop listening to rock music altogether because who do you think the best songs are written about? Why is it that a woman can be the subject of a song, but she can't sing it? Is it because you rocker dudes are uncomfortable singing along to a song and saying the word "him" instead of "her"? Anyway, my vote for best female rock voice ever goes to Janis Joplin. Listen to "Summertime" and tell me you don't feel it tugging at you soul. __________________ "I dig music. I'm on drugs!" Almost Famous Assasinate Yoko Ono