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Old 10-14-2012, 03:22 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I can agree with that. Whether or not I like his voice, it was distinctive. And he had the sex appeal and strutted his stuff like he was mick jagger, which made him a good front man.

I'm curious to know who you think was a better singer.
From his generation and of a similiar kind of music I'd say the following in no set order and I'm talking just voice here and nothing else- Ian Gillan, Steven Tyler, Phil Mogg, Dio, Paul Rodgers, Klaus Meine, Rob Halford and Dave Byron.
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