The Top 40 Greatest Voices in Rock

Oh oh, I get it...very funny!

Put up or shut up.

You got burned "Rockhead," but I read you response before it was stricken by the A2K Gods:

Here is my response (which in turn may not get by the censors)

Get a grip Bullwinkle.

If this is the only music thread in which you have encountered me, I can hardly be a "troll"

Let me see if I understand the rules by which you play: You get to insult me and at the same time consider yourself a cyber-paladin, but when I respond in kind, I am a "troll."

You and others have made much about this thread only applying to "Rock."

Does this mean it only applies to your perception of "Rock," or can you define the term?

If you can then perhaps we can intelligently continue the debate, but I doubt you can and so I expect that you will continue to rely upon ad hominem arguments.

Stay up all night if you will. Perhaps sleep deprivation will improve your thinking.

you take yourself WAY too seriously...

(get a grip)

i was not censored, btw

go bed, troll

Define "Rock" or shut the hell up.

ain't my thread, jackass...

(nite sweety)

Yeah yeah

Well I'm slow - I didn't see it in the first posting.

In the beginning there was this giant rock. And the Lord moved across the face of the rock.... and it divided into giant rock groups....why do you think one of the biggest ones is the stones (credit squinney for that stones observation)

BTW, in my haze of tiredness, I accidentally insulted you, Rockhead. I will bet you thought, WTF. I really meant to direct it towards Finn. My apologies to you, Rock.

Silly of me anyhow, broke my own rule of not feeding trolls.

Wait..I didn't insult you, Rockhead. Sorry for my confusion. Ignore that previous part of that comment. I think my license to use this thing should be looked into. I still will refrain from feeding the trolls.

Has anyone ever heard of Burton Cummings of the Guess Who ?????
I can not believe he is not on the list. He should be top 3 minimum.

of course..Burton Cummings' up there. on my top 5 male singers in rock list

Here's one one that younger (under 55-ish or not in'50s music) might not recognize. Johnny Mastrangelo (later just Johnny Maestro). He was the lead singer of The Crests ("16 Candles", "In the Still of the Night", "Step By Step" and "The Angels Listened In") . Later on in mid anf late '60s, he led Brooklyn Bridge ("The Worst That Could Happen") in 1968.

Yes, this is more like torch ballads

The following is tough for those not nearing 60..or accustomed to hearing '50s s-l-o-w ballad singers of the Patty Page era..but this guy had a great voice.

Johnny Ray sings "Cry" and "Just Walking in the Rain"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hm0r3AGrN8