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lucas 
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Posted: February 06 2004 at 18:31 |
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So many great voices !!!!
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"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Alexander
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Posted: February 06 2004 at 19:05 |
If Robert Wyatt or Richard SInclair were options, I would of chose them.
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On A Dilemmia Between What I Need & What I Just Want
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semismart
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Posted: February 06 2004 at 19:50 |
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Sorry, None of the above. Roy Khan, Tom Englund, Oliver Phillips, Bob Catley, Joe Lynn Turner. I would have picked one of them.
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<i>Sports cars</i>, helping ugly men get sex since 1954.
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akin
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Posted: February 06 2004 at 22:13 |
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Well, there are so many better, but I voted Peter Gabriel more for his versatility.
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billsac
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Posted: February 06 2004 at 22:53 |
Jon Anderson e Peter Gabriel.
Mas são vários...
Edited by billsac
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Viva o Brasil!!!
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Stormcrow
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Posted: February 06 2004 at 23:37 |
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I voted for Ian Anderson but I can't believe Greg Lake and (love him or loath him) Geddy Lee weren't options.
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: February 08 2004 at 18:05 |
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I chose Neal Morse, simply because of versatility. The young Wetton was my fav as a student.
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Jim Garten
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Posted: February 09 2004 at 03:27 |
 semismart wrote:
Sorry, None of the above. Roy Khan, Tom Englund, Oliver Phillips, Bob Catley, Joe Lynn Turner. I would have picked one of them. |
Bob Catley - my word; I'd almost forgotten about Magnum, one of my favorite bands in the '80's, ah the memories, 'Great Adventure', 'Soldier of the line'....
Thanks for the reminder
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Jon Lord 1941 - 2012
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Peter Hackett
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Posted: February 09 2004 at 08:23 |
Peter Nicholls 'cause I love IQ !
But Rob Sowden and Daniel Gildenlow ?????
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dt_1928
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Posted: February 09 2004 at 20:43 |
i go w/ james labrie cuz hes a good singer.
and because he sings for dreamtheater
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i was uncool before uncool was cool.
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Verisimilitude
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Posted: February 09 2004 at 21:11 |
Alexander wrote:
If Robert Wyatt or Richard SInclair were options, I would of chose them |
Absolutely!
Where but for Caravan would I? 
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Alexander
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Posted: February 09 2004 at 22:41 |
Verisimilitude wrote:
Absolutely!
Where but for Caravan would I? |
LOL
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On A Dilemmia Between What I Need & What I Just Want
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Glass-Prison
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Posted: February 10 2004 at 12:04 |
What, is Geddy too high pitched for you to include in the poll???
Lacking him, I'd vote for LaBrae, the new Robert Plant
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dude
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Posted: February 11 2004 at 08:16 |
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HEY GUYS;What about Tiny Tim, one of the great prog voices .Tiptoe through the Tulips was one of the great examples of Minimalist Prog .He was so far ahead of his time that we have completely missed the point!!!
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Marcelo
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Posted: February 19 2004 at 18:36 |
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Excusse me, but... where is Peter Hammill??? Don't forget him, the best voice IMO.
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Redstar
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Posted: February 19 2004 at 18:57 |
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I was going to as where Hammill was as well...while all the above are good choices, Hammill is too unique a treasure to overlook.
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Joren
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Posted: February 20 2004 at 11:40 |
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I've voted for Ian Anderson, because I really love his raw, but subtle voice! I don't know why everybody is voting for LaBrie. He IS a good singer, but I don't think his voice has got anything special.
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Vibrationbaby
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Posted: February 20 2004 at 13:48 |
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What about that guy, or was it a girl? from Pavlov's Dog. Was he Geddy Lee's long lost twin? Just kidding. Bill Bruford was actually on one of these albums.
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richardh
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Posted: February 20 2004 at 18:34 |
No Greg Lake or John Wetton tut tut 
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RobJ
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Posted: February 21 2004 at 04:12 |
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John Wetton would be my choice, with Greg Lake in second place. I do like Adrien's singing in KC as well.
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