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Scurvy Skalliwag Number of posts : 12620 Age : 60

hey everyone

I was listening to a cd today while driving the S.F Bay area and realized something interesting, at least to my ears. Three songs came on in a row that showcased what that particular singer brought to the table. The cd was "Triumph & Agony" by Warlock. The singer was Doro. The three songs were "I rule the ruins", "Kiss of death" and "Make time for love"

Pick three songs that are in order that give a good example of a certain singer's talent. For example regarding Doro, each song listed above has a different approach to her delivery. The wailing shrieky style (ruins), the power and attitude (kiss), and the pretty emotional style (love) Basicily a good representation of what she does.

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 9428 Age : 50

Good topic, James. The first that comes to mind for me would be Fight's "War Of Words" album. The first 3 tracks: Into The Pit; Nailed To The Gun; and, Life In Black all have Halford showing a different style/ approach to singing.

Master Sailboat Number of posts : 9301 Age : 45

from Judas Priest's Sin After Sin...

Raw Deal, Here Come The Tears, & Dissident Aggressor

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Ate his vegetables Number of posts : 4958 Age : 33

Does it have to be from just one album?

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 28438 Age : 38

Scorpions - Blackout
The second half of the album has four completely different songs in a row.

Dynamite - Fast paced, aggressive song
Arizona - Mid paced commercial rock song
China White - Practically a doom metal song, I wonder what Tony Iommi thought when he first heard it
When the Smoke is Going Down - A ballad (after all, what's a Scorpions album without a ballad?)

That's four, instead of three, but I think you get the point.

Scurvy Skalliwag Number of posts : 12620 Age : 60

Schbopo wrote:: Does it have to be from just one album?

yeah that is the premise

Ate his vegetables Number of posts : 4958 Age : 33

Primus-Tales from the Punchbowl

De Anza Jig-Nasally, cartoonish vocals
On The Tweek Again-High, falsetto vocals
Over the Electric Grapevine-Very melodic, rather soothing vocals

Scurvy Skalliwag Number of posts : 12620 Age : 60

Schbopo wrote:: Primus-Tales from the Punchbowl

De Anza Jig-Nasally, cartoonish vocals
On The Tweek Again-High, falsetto vocals
Over the Electric Grapevine-Very melodic, rather soothing vocals

are those songs in a row as in consecutive ?

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 53

Bon Scott on AC/DC's Powerage: Rock n Roll Damnation, Down Payment Blues, and Gimme a Bullet

Ian Gillan with Deep Purple-In Rock: Speed King, Bloodsucker, and Child In Time

Jim Morrison on the Doors self titled debut: Break On through, Soul Kitchen and the Crystal Ship

any Queen prior to 1980, Freddie Mercury could sing anything and make it sound good.

Master Of The Crotch Grab Number of posts : 6841 Age : 50

manny wrote:: Bon Scott on AC/DC's Powerage: Rock n Roll Damnation, Down Payment Blues, and Gimme a Bullet

Ian Gillan with Deep Purple-In Rock: Speed King, Bloodsucker, and Child In Time

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Great choices!

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Robert Plant - Led Zeppelin I - Communication Breakdown, I Can't Quit You Baby, How Many More Times

James Dewar - Bridge Of Sighs - Day Of The Eagle, Bridge Of Sighs, In This Place