out of these listed, id have to say axl rose. his voice is just insane. but heres my own list, in no order:
davey havok
chester bennington
adam lazzara
the lead singer of jimmy eat world (i dont know his name, i just think he's an awesome singer. hey...you know what i just realized? the abbrv. of their name is jew. heh...)
andrew mcmahon
kurt cobain

davey havok? afi is pretty ty, i mean they've had their moments (A few good songs on Art of Drowning) but i dont know about davey. Have you heard Son of Sam with Davey and 2 guys from Danzig. If Scott Stapp of Creed got kicked in the balls and sang for Motley Crue during the Too Fast For Love tour, well...that's what Son of Sam sounds like. On some tracks it's almost carbon copied.

Saw him play with the Mescaleros at the Academy, Manchester only months before he died.

Joe Strummer.

Jim Morrison- Because he was and even after passing to the otherside is mysterious.
I like his singing voice best. I'm not a fan of his poetry though, but that's no offence to JM as I don't like poetry anyway. Some might say that some of the best songs ever written are poems. That may be true. Poets should put all their flowery words to a beat that makes you want to dance then poetry would become accessible to even the most ardent rocker/punk/rudeboy/dread/emo/ etc....Dezzy

Paul Rogers

Scott Weiland during the STP days. Velvet Revolver sucks eggs

It was close between Layne Staley and Robert Plant but I went for Plant.

Plant. his high pitched style puts axl, cornell and neill to shame.
joe strummer close second. great execution of the lyrics.

Axyl Rose sounds like a cat being tortured.

I just said Chris Cornell.


I'm a sucker for SoundGarden.