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| Does anyone do off-axis listening as well as Magicos? It is Forte of Ohm Walsh. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) How about 10000 Maniacs without Natalie Merchant? One of my favorite vocalists.Or even “Sixpence None the Richer” without Leigh Nash? | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) Ian Anderson was/is Jethro Tull for sure but he faced stiff competition in his day for MVP honors. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) Freddie Mercury 1975-1981. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) Maybe we should do this like the pros and break it down by year. So many worthy candidates! How many years can we cover?For my David Byrne vote I would designate that from 1977-1985. A pretty good run! | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) The Talking Heads were very quirky and unique in their day in addition to being a great band and ultimately were very successful commercially as well. David Byrne was the very unique X factor that made them stick out from other bands of the day... | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) The Smiths are on my list of groups I need to listen to more. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) I’m a Gillan fan and he helped get DP to their highest place but DP fared well with other singers over the years. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) Annie Haslam made Renaissance successful. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) It’s true lead singers are key to a group’s success. The MVP though plays a key role in elevating that group above others in other words the value can be measured by overall success. So a guy like Mick Jagger would qualify in that they are a very ... | |
| KEF ls50 meta’s are on the way Has anyone heard anything about when the colors other than black are expected again? My dealer says Titanium Grey by EOM but nothing definite yet. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) Need to familiarize with The Smiths. Why Morrissey? | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) I like the lesser known votes. Gives me something new to check into. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) When the singer is also the main songwriter that ups his stock a lot I would say. The winner probably has to wear both hats largely in their group. | |
| You can Vote for Most Valuable Lead Vocals (Rock Groups) Talking HEads and David Byrne hit teh scene in ~ 1977 or so. Such a unique style! Think of all teh New Wave acts that followed and sounded kinda like him and Talking Heads but failed to take it any further really. Mostly interchangeable with a f... |