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LOVE LOVE LOVE Shirley! Amy Lee needs some recognition. Great voice even if the band itsself is overrated. Hole is another that deserves some mention. Not a truly gifted singer, but she phrases uniquely (Courtney Love). I wouldnt exactly call 10,000 Maniacs "rock" but Natalie Merchant is instantly recognizable vocally. Dolores o'Riordan of The Cranberries fame has one of the smoothest alto's in rock. Her tone is amazing but there's also grit when needed. A true sign of cross-over versatility. Ann Wilson of heart just has amazing chops. With a slight rasp to a strong, husky alto, for unusually provative lyrics, she paved the way for many females. |
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I would adds the Yeah Yeah Yeah's as a new band going places with a female lead as well.
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Honorable mention to Veruca Salt, Portishead, and Plumb.
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They're excellent. |
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Concrete Blonde.
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I like Natalie's solo career better as well. Goes to show you dont need much range if you have an original and recognizable tone.
I actually like the Hole stuff that most of its hardcore fans would consider their attempt at "selling out". I happened to love Celebrity Skin. Courtney Love was/is such a disaster that we would have known about her even if Cobain was never connected to her. She's managed to keep the flame going many years after his death wtihout much reference to it. And anyone who named their child Frances Bean deserves to be on tv somewhere. Bif Naked is hot... Juliette Lewis... never got. Pretenders are absolute rock royalty. |
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The Eurythmics dont really fit "rock" but how great is the legendary Annie Lennox??!!
With an amazing contralto that emotes so incredibly well, they def left a mark on many musicians and fans alike. |
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Somer, I'm with you on F Mac & Heart (remember seeing them w/John Parr opening up for 'em)
Oh yeah, and of course The Legwarmers (www.thelegwarmers.com) Here's a little diddy from Mr.John Parr as a blast from the past for some of ya...(close your eyes and you'll swear it's Billy Squire)...naughty naughty! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTaySI8HXcY |
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I saw 10,000 Maniacs in 1989. Not bad....but not a great show overall, but I wouldn't put them on the list, plus she bolted pretty quick for her solo career. I would go with Jefferson Starship (Airplane blew!!) and Blondie as the best. Garbage also very good. I guess Heart is good, but they just irritate me for some reason.
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Are we leaving out Chrissie and the Pretenders or is the edge just a little too rough.......that had alot of hits and a sound that was somewhat unique.
And at least an honorable mention to Annie Lennox and the Eurthymics (sp?) Great voice......hubby not bad with an axe. |
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I always thought Susanna Hoffs of the Bangles was pretty hot! Although most of their songs weren't released, THEY ESCAPED lol! Anyone remember the metal band Vixen? They were gorgeous girls, i actually bought one of TAPES, yes i said TAPES (long before CD's and post 8-track of course), that was the way to go! LOL
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