Best Vocalist in Thrash Metal

Jimmy P Brown is over all and still my favorite.....all eras.

ultmetal wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

I actually took vocal lessons for a long time back in the early 90's. However, if my vocal coach from back then heard what I was doing now, he'd probably have a heart attack!

So would you say you were good technically speaking back then when you were taking the lessons? Did you resemble any established singer? I think you are a dead ringer for Steve Souza with a touch of Bon Scott nowadays.

I sang tenor in a gospel choir for a long time. It was fun. It's very different from singing with Ultimatum.

That would've been interesting to hear.

ultmetal wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

I actually took vocal lessons for a long time back in the early 90's. However, if my vocal coach from back then heard what I was doing now, he'd probably have a heart attack!

So would you say you were good technically speaking back then when you were taking the lessons? Did you resemble any established singer? I think you are a dead ringer for Steve Souza with a touch of Bon Scott nowadays.

I sang tenor in a gospel choir for a long time.

John Cyriis.

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Troublezone wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

I actually took vocal lessons for a long time back in the early 90's. However, if my vocal coach from back then heard what I was doing now, he'd probably have a heart attack!

So would you say you were good technically speaking back then when you were taking the lessons? Did you resemble any established singer? I think you are a dead ringer for Steve Souza with a touch of Bon Scott nowadays.

I sang tenor in a gospel choir for a long time. It was fun. It's very different from singing with Ultimatum.

That would've been interesting to hear.

I also sang traditional tenor in a choir on a Christmas CD on one song. I think Kmorg has that CD. I should find that CD and make the song available for download to you guys.

Leatherface wrote:

Warrel Dane

I thought of mentioning Warrel, but on the other hand, he hasn't fronted any thrash metal acts.

Sanctuary weren't thrash metal.

Nevermore have some thrashing parts once in a while, but I still don't consider them thrash.

If I had to pick up one vocalist to start a band though, he'd be on top of the list.

Troublezone wrote:

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Rough (Shouts/Snarls/Growls):

Aaron Guerra
Scott Waters
Chuck Schuldiner
Max Cavalera
Steve Souza
Mille Petrozza
Tom Araya
Jose Barrales (Bonded By Blood)

You put Aaron Guerra above Max Cavalera in the shout/growl dept? Interesting...

I should have specified that the lists are not in any order.

Troublezone wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

I actually took vocal lessons for a long time back in the early 90's. However, if my vocal coach from back then heard what I was doing now, he'd probably have a heart attack!

So would you say you were good technically speaking back then when you were taking the lessons? Did you resemble any established singer? I think you are a dead ringer for Steve Souza with a touch of Bon Scott nowadays.

Scott actually sings in Symphonic Extremeties and I'd say clean singing wise he is almost a dead ringer for Bon Scott.

Troublezone wrote:

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Dan and Phil of Sacred Reich

Who's Dan? I thought Sacred Reich only had Phil.

Dan Kelly was the singer on this demo I have from 85" or 86' ?
My memory really sucks sometimes

There can't be only one. But i instantly think of Chuck Billy

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Kurt Bachman - Believer

Probably one of the top-2 reasons why I just can't enjoy Believer.



How did I not say Jimmy P. Brown??

Chuck Billy

Jimmy P. Brown

Jimmy Brown

Dave Mustaine and Max Cavalera.