Top 5 underrated vocalists in metal

Guy Ritter.

Ron Rhinehart (Dark Angel)
Ron Daniel (Viking)
And a reaaaaaaly underrated singer is the guy who sings for Precious Death.

Jesusandmetal23 wrote:

And a reaaaaaaly underrated singer is the guy who sings for Precious Death.

Christopher Scott

Randy Rampage as well.

One of the greatest under-rated singers I believe is the dude from Cage! He just roars!!!

(see how under-rated he is? I can't even think of his name!)

Schbopo wrote:

fingers wrote:

2. Criss Oliva (Savatage)

I think you mean Jon Oliva, dude.

Yes I do mean jon instead of criss. clumsy typing from me

1. Zach Stevens
2. Jon Oliva
3. Johnny Gioeli (JSS and Rob Rock are put on a pedestal but this guy is a great vocalist in his own right)
4. Blaze Bailey (especially with his time in Maiden)
5. Christian Liljegren (his last album with Narnia showed that his voice was much better than people-especially some here-gave him credit for)

ultmetal wrote:

Jesusandmetal23 wrote:

And a reaaaaaaly underrated singer is the guy who sings for Precious Death.

Christopher Scott

He is underrated. He also cut off his hair and is a theology professor or something to that effect.

Zachery Stevens
David Wayne
Mike Howe
John Arch
Steve Grimmett

How about Morrie from Dead End? I love the guy and his solo work wasn't too bad either.

Bayley really does not get his due. He is an awesome vocalist - he was just not suited to Maiden. His solo discs are stellar and the latest one is amazing!

Temple of Blood wrote:

3. Gregg Analla - (SLAVIOR, SeventhSign,
Tribe of Gypsies)

Glad to see someone mention him! He has an incredible voice. If you haven't heard either of the Seventhsign albums go on a quest (both are out of print, but findable), you won't regret it!

I don't know if he is considered underrated or not, certainly not in the Christian Metal realm, but Dale Thompson. I've been revisiting my early Bride cassettes like "Live To Die" and "Silence is Madness" and Good Lord, he was amazing! He makes Axl Rose sound like Yoko Ono. No offense Yoko.

(I really need to replace those cassettes with CDs.)

Rob Rock