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there was one for journey now whats your favorite rock singer high note.....

mine would be brad delp BOSTON 'more than a feeling'....

Steve Perry, of course.......Houston 1980 concert bootleg "Patiently"

steelheart--i'll never let you go is another

slaughter- mark slaughter on fly to the angels

aerosmith-steve tyler on amazing

mikemarrs wrote:there was one for journey now whats your favorite rock singer high note.....

mine would be brad delp BOSTON 'more than a feeling'....

Steve Perry(Journey) Something to hide,Sweet and Simple...absolutely,More than a feeling,Boston(Brad Delp)..Its not even close.. Screamers don't count! The guy from Steelheart.. I'll never let you go is probably the most impressive high's I've ever heard!! That shit isn't human either!

Sebastian Bach - Remember You.

Journey69 wrote: Steve Perry(Journey) Something to hide,Sweet and Simple...absolutely,More than a feeling,Boston(Brad Delp)..Its not even close.. Screamers don't count! The guy from Steelheart.. I'll never let you go is probably the most impressive high's I've ever heard!! That shit isn't human either!

Oh puleeze! Delp a screamer? Gimme a freakin' break.

+1 on More Than A Feeling.

sebastian bach of skid row on 'wasted time'

rob halford of judas priest on 'bloodstone'

Brad Delp without a doubt in " more than a feeling"

Ray

roycap wrote:Sebastian Bach - Remember You.

Sebastian Bach -- "Quicksand Jesus" -- (though I hate the lyrics)

"I'm so far a-waaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeee!"

Also loved the high notes in the power ballad "Too Late" by Herricane Alice. If anyone has heard it, they'll know what I speak of.

Rob Halford,

Scream at the end of Screaming for Vengeance.

Far too many choices here.

Joe Elliott: "Animal"
(3rd and final bridge)
...I've got a feeling in my blood (wo-oh)
I need your touch, don't need your love (oh wo-oh)
(Thanks mainly to the brilliant work of Mutt Lange, using the 16-32-48 method to produce that amazing full sound)

Sebastian Bach: "Monkey Business"
...can't close the closet
on this shoebox full of bones...
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! YEAH...

Kotipello (Stratovarius): "A Million Light Years Away"

Steve: "Winds of March"
(self-explanatory)

Geoff Tate: "London"
(the third and final chorus...you know WTF I'm talking about)

Terry Ilous: "Souvenirs"
...Souvenirs, close enough to taste your smile
Souvenirs, when I'm holding you for a while
Just for a whiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiile! Yeah!"

First one that always comes to mind is Something To Hide.
Every hair on my body refuses gravity when that one plays.

Ian Gillan
Glenn Hughes

Barry Gibb

Brigadier wrote:

Journey69 wrote: Steve Perry(Journey) Something to hide,Sweet and Simple...absolutely,More than a feeling,Boston(Brad Delp)..Its not even close.. Screamers don't count! The guy from Steelheart.. I'll never let you go is probably the most impressive high's I've ever heard!! That shit isn't human either!

Oh puleeze! Delp a screamer? Gimme a freakin' break.

+1 on More Than A Feeling.

I didn't say Delp was a screamer..Read closer..He is definitely not a screamer..C'mon,you know better than that!

Holy shitito..Totally missing a big one here!! Lou Gramm,Foreigner ....I want to know what love is..Holy shit does he get really high on the end.. Steve Perry,Brad Delp,and Lou Gramm..My fave's of all time!!

Brad Delp on More Than A Feeling...

But what about Roger Daltrey on Won't Get Fooled Again? Gets me going every time.

Frankie Valli................anything before 1968

Moose wrote:Frankie Valli................anything before 1968

Good choice, he does have some dandys doesn't he?
Love the new av Sir.

7 Wishes wrote:Geoff Tate: "London"
(the third and final chorus...you know WTF I'm talking about)

Geoff Tate -- "Take Hold Of The Flame" (first high scream before the rock guitar kicks in)

Rip Rokken wrote:

7 Wishes wrote:Geoff Tate: "London"
(the third and final chorus...you know WTF I'm talking about)

Geoff Tate -- "Take Hold Of The Flame" (first high scream before the rock guitar kicks in)

I was just going to nominate that one. Sends chills down my spine when I hear it.

Also...

"Queen of the Reich" by Geoff Tate
"More Than a Feeling" by Brad Delp
"I'll Never Let You Go" by Mike Matajevic
"Exciter", "Victim of Changes", "Dreamer/Deceiver", "Savage" (the scream at the beginning is unreal)

Tim Owens at the beginning of 10,000 Strong by the band Iced Earth.

Geoff Tate - (Queensryche) - Take Hold of the Flame... as said before the rock guitar comes in.
Geoff Tate - (Queensryche) - Roads to Madness - High scream before the very fast end section
James Labrie (Dream Theatre) - Learning to Live - Near the end
Sebastian Bach (Skid Row0 - Quicksand Jesus
Glenn Hughes - Keep on Moving - (live)
David Coverdale (& Page)- Whisper a Prayer for the Dying
David Coverdale - (& Page) - Don't Leave me this way

to name but a few.

fightingilliniJRNY wrote:Brad Delp on More Than A Feeling...

But what about Roger Daltrey on Won't Get Fooled Again? Gets me going every time.

Paul Shortino on Hear n Aid - and we all wanna touch a rainbow........

Steve Perry, the ending of Mother Father,His best performance ever

Had to check out Sebastian Bach's "Quicksand Jesus" that a few have mentioned. Not to crazy about the song, but WOW keep forgetting what pipes that Canuck has!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iosBsmVizOs

Tay Zonday, Chocolate Rain.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NattlyH0IeM

NealIsGod wrote:Tay Zonday, Chocolate Rain.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NattlyH0IeM

Wow! That dude is fucking weird.