Favorite scream in rock?

"Didacts & Narpets" - Geddy Lee

F. DEEP PURPLE - "Highway Star": Machine Head - 72

I'm pretty sure that this was the song that I drove my parents crazy with while I was in high school; and, that makes perfect sense when you consider that it's a song about sex and fast cars. And, to top it off, the song features screaming guitar, bass, and keyboard solos; plus, one of the ultimate screaming lead singers in Ian Gillian. He is well known for causing parents burst into their child's bedroom and demanding to know "what is all of that screaming about?"

My throat is feeling harsh and scratchy all of a sudden.  Going to sip on some nice, soothing mint tea.

Be right back ...

@thecarpathian 

I love the Beatles.😁

Sammy Hagar

Todd Rundgren on The Death of Rock and Roll.

Another vote for Roger Daltrey - Won’t Get Fooled Again.  Yeah!  

Heads and shoulders above any and all of the above is Suicide's 1977 classic song Frankie Teardrop.

Play at maximum volume

And to reassure those who feel disoriented outside the genre boundaries of boomer rock, Bruce Springsteen did cite Frankie Teardrop as an inspiration on his album Nebraska. Enjoy!!

There's ten and a half minutes I'll never get back...

Screamin' Jay Hawkins has to be one of the best. John Lennon on Plastic Ono Band, Well, Well, Well, John was going through scream therapy at the time.

Donna Summer in "Love to Love You."

Roger Daltrey in "Won't Get Fooled."

Rob Halford would be my choice as mentioned above. Who can possibly scream any better?  

"What's your favorite scream, shout, or yell? Other than Roger Daltrey's, of course."

Reading comprehension, people.

Reading comprehension.

Any of Iggy Pops screams on Fun House especially L.A.Blues

Lindsey Buckingham, Tusk is competitive.

"Stand Up And Shout", Steel Dragon from the film Rock Star - Miljenko Matijevic supplied most all of the vocals. Big voice for sure. 

Ian Gillan (Deep Purple) Child in Time

gotta be Zeppelin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaFnfbBawAE

Spouse.

Nothing else really matters....right?

jerry wins!

How about Johnny Winter on Muddy Water’s Hard Again Album? Mannish Boy cut & others. Turn that up loud on a good, powerful system & you’ve got some real blues fun! 

So many good ones!

Meadowman hit what I first thought of, Rob Halford. Victim of Changes on Unleashed in the East! 

Merry Clayton in Gimme Shelter around the 2:40 mark is another great one.  

@forestg 

On a related note, I would have to include Edgar's screams on "You Were My Light" on the first White Trash album.

If I must say, one of the most underrated albums ever.

Shocking Blue - Venus has a pretty good one.