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Topic ClosedRoger Daltrey v Robert Plant
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Poll Question: Who was the best ?
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hahaha.. yup he likes his mamma.. yes he do. Wink
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I'm going with Daltrey because he's ahead in the poll ... and I like to back a winner! Wink

 
Not really, I'm going for Daltrey because I really enjoy his work with the 'oo. Daltrey is dynamite.
 
Plant has been good of recent, though. Mighty Rearranger is good album, as is Dreamland ... I really get into the take on "Hey Joe" from Dreamland.
 
 
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^ and mamma.. don't forget mamma









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Daltrey for me, the only words I could decipher Plant singing were "baby" and "woman".
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I love both, although Daltrey wins because I've seen him live.
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Daltry, I say. Both have thier strenghts, but I find that when I compare a Zep and Who song, I'll almost always prefer the Who's vocals.
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On paper Daltrey is the better stage performer, he certainly was flashier. However, Plant had this inescapable allure about him. He did much less on stage to keep you interested, but he didn't seem to have to do anything and your eyes were still fixated.

Vocally I feel Plant is far superior. The only album which I would call Daltrey vocals amazing is Quadrophenia, but Plant has 6 albums about which I'd say that.

I voted Plant.
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I think the secret of his long lasting career is that he knows what to do with the available resources. I also reckon the essence of his late "maturity" does not lie necessarily in his voice, but in something rather undefinable - possibly a mix of voice evolution, personal charisma & wisdom, attitude, restless artistic creativity... I say this as he was singing better in the early 70s; 1972 seems to me to have been his best year ever, as proven by "How The West Was Won".

The European Robert Plant / Strange Sensation tour is in full pace now: there will be 12 more concerts until the last one on August 18, starting today with the Belgrade concert. People, do not miss this!
Here are the tour dates: http://www.robertplant.com/tour.php?l1=10&l2=0&l3=0&rt=TR
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yes I've noticed this too, andu, he seems to actually be getting better... even when I saw him for 'Now and Zen' he was sounding better than he had on his first three albums.
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by andu andu wrote:

Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

As for today, i'm still a big fan of Robert Plant but i feel time has been kinder to Daltrey's vocal chords


I am hopefully going to see Robert & the Strange Sensation playing at the Live Earth event in 8th of July here in Bucharest, so we can combine our feedback! Smile


 
I didn't vote because pear and oranges don't compare.
 
 
Fred: Actually Plant's voice has never neen better IMHO. The last two Strange Sensation are marvellous. Daltrey's voice seems a bit rusty in the last Who album.
 
However time has not beeb kind physically to the "Golden God" , while Daltrey looks much youger than he is.
 
 


So I've been to the Plant concert and he was superb - and the most surprising thing (even for me) was that his voice is still as good as it was in the late 70s! He took all the high notes just like he always did, it were the low notes he kinda avoided, while I would have expected the exact opposite...
Here are some samples (phone camera videos):
Black Dog - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3X5F188oN0
Babe I'm Gonna Leave - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDrN9s7mIbU

Fantastic music, great band, Robert Plant, what a night!
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I voted for Plant, but this really is the hardest poll I've ever seen. Although Daltrey is a better frontman(according to stage presence - and there's no denying that), he still lack Plant's amazing range. For me, it's Plant.

Someone stated here, that Page was overrated. Well, I don't really agree. For me, as a guitarist, Page has always been never-ending source of inspiration. Man, he has the style that is so unique. There are many overrated guy yes - likes of Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malmsteen...and yeaah, then the suckers like Slash or Kirk Hammet, put Page deserves our respect.
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I love both, but Robert Plant led to Axl Rose, so I'll vote for Daltrey. And for me Zeppelin = page, the Who are a better overall group.
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Possibly the hardest PA poll I've seen.



Daltrey.
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Hard one...

Robert Plant.
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Originally posted by darqdean darqdean wrote:

^ not bad for someone who is 63 then Wink
 
but why stop here - at one time both bands looked the same anyway...
 
Peter Townsend vs Jimny Page
John Entwistle vs John Paul Jones
Keith Moon vs John Bonham
 
 
The Who on all fronts EXCEPT guitar; as much as I feel Page is overrated, Townshead is easily the weakest link in their musical lineup.
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Roger Daltrey for me, I like his style (and band) more.
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Daltrey. By a long shot. Far less annoying. Not that Plant's particularly annoying, but he did pave the way for high pitched, metal screamers.
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Robert Plant for one hair
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