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favourite front man lead singer - coykiesaol - 05-01-2011
mine would ahve to be a tossup be tween ian curtis and kurt kobain they wore both enigmatic in there both ways but i say curtis nigs it for me the butterfly danc is just classic rip ian
favourite front man lead singer - Jerome - 05-01-2011
Robert Plant
favourite front man lead singer - CRAZY-HORSE - 05-01-2011
John Lennon...he could 'rock' and sing soft ballads,
favourite front man lead singer - Tiggi - 05-01-2011
Ian Curtis
Ian Dury
John Lydon
Julian Cope
Iggy
...for starters.
favourite front man lead singer - CMB1888 - 07-01-2011
All of those listed and Jack White (and Shane MacGowan)
favourite front man lead singer - Thraak - 08-01-2011
Robert Plant, Ian Curtis, David Byrne, Mick Jagger, Layne Staley, Eddie Vedder, Neil Fallon, Joe Strummer, Jeffrey Lee Pierce, James Hetfield, Ronnie James Dio, Billy Gibbons, Iggy Pop, Josh Homme, Dave Grohl, Alvin Lee, Justine Frischmann, Chris Cornell, Anthony Kiedies, Ozzy Osbourne, Shaun Ryder, Mark E Smith, Chris Robinson......
I could go on all day!
favourite front man lead singer - AlexLewis - 10-01-2011
I to think Kurt Cobain and Marc Bolan
both amzing musicians
favourite front man lead singer - Tiggi - 11-01-2011
Bowie hasn't had a mention yet...
favourite front man lead singer - Music Head - 11-01-2011
Ian Andersom
favourite front man lead singer - Thraak - 11-01-2011
^ Ian Anderson is a legend. Love Jethro Tull. Not big on Bowie or Cobain but I'd be a fool not to recognise their influence upon other musicians. As for Marc Bolan I havent heard/seen enough of T-Rex to make a fair judgement.
Bryan Ferry:
[video=youtube;uQP6yO48mag]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQP6yO48mag[/video]
Beautiful song from Ferry's unfairly criticised 'Mamouna' album of 1994 which he co-produced with a certain Robin Trower. Ferry spent more than five years recording and perfecting this album and the end product is just amazing- a very deep album with several layers from a vast array of musicians. It's a disgrace that this album is often mentioned in the same vein as Oasis' 'Be Here Now' album, or any Oasis album for that matter!