Does music give you goosebumps?

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Who would you put as your top 4 vocalists of the 90’s

Do you know who actually belongs on that list.

The fella from Goo Goo Dolls. What a fuckin voice. Evertone talks about Iris, which is a great song, but Dizzy up the Girl was a cracking album.

Rob Thomas from Matchbox 20 would be up there as well.

Jeff Buckley goes without saying. He could have sang with any band in the 90s and it would have been perfect.

And fourth position... Dolores O'Riordan

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

I can't listen to Jeff Buckley anymore. Overplayed it in Galway

 

[Matlock]

What did the young folk think of them ?

Loved them, and weezer.

I have long held influence over these young people though, so they knew what to expect!

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

I have long held influence over young people though

I can attest to that

 

[Cook My Sock]

He was unreal..
I thought Layne Staley was better. Different, but better..
Who would you put as your top 4 vocalists of the 90’s ?

If you're defining the 90's as the alternative era

1 Cornell
2 Staley
3 Mike Patton
4 Weiland/ Lanegan I can't choose

Eddie Vedder is still a great vocalist but I just couldn't warm to PJ

 

[Matlock]

If you're defining the 90's as the alternative era

1 Cornell
2 Staley
3 Mike Patton
4 Weiland/ Lanegan I can't choose

Eddie Vedder is still a great vocalist but I just couldn't warm to PJ

No Cobain, no party....

 

[Cook My Sock]

Put up your list Matty

 

[Matlock]

Put up your list Matty

1. Cobain
2. Staley
3. Stipe
4. Amos
5. Love.

I am sure there are better technical singers than all of them, but those are the ones who give me goosebumps. I like all the singers on your list. I dislike both Weiland and Lanagan as people, but I can't deny their talent!

 

[fed up]

Put up your list Matty

( 1 ) Ambient background music from her solicitors office waiting room.

( 2 ) Ron Moody - You have to pick a pocket or two.

( 3 ) Abba - The winner takes it all.

 

[Browser Brody]

If you're defining the 90's as the alternative era

1 Cornell
2 Staley
3 Mike Patton
4 Weiland/ Lanegan I can't choose

Eddie Vedder is still a great vocalist but I just couldn't warm to PJ

Technically , Mike Patton is miles away from anyone else on the list.
Not culturally but there is few technically better