I'm gonna be honest, I love Ozzy and Axl, I really do huge fans, but they aren't close to being top tier singing talent in my opinion. And have you heard Axl on Chinese? He expanded pretty good with Scraped as terms as vocals. Song writing wise, I would give it to Axl, since Ozzy didn't write Sabbath songs in the original era.
I think Rob Halford of Judas Priest is one. Painkiller, yes I'm going for their most popular song, but that shit is intense vocally.I've needed an excuse to use that for a while.
Who you got purely vocally? Ozzy on paranoid gave him the edge IMO but I'm open to hear other opinions.
I feel like a fag but I've never heard of it. Brb youtubing it, I dig the drums and bass. It's got a welcome to the jungle vibe I'm a fan.
Surprised a bit, his voice pitch is very high in this song. It was a one time thing though, he could never perform the vocals this high live ever. Although it is a bit unfair since the song Painkiller would go on the album Painkiller and he would then leave Judas Priest. By the time he returned, his vocals took to much damage and he can't reach high notes, so this song is definitely out of the question to sing live.....but he does attempt it still.
: Forgot to mention, Halford actually worked with Black Sabbath twice I believe. And if your familiar with the opera like vocal styles of Bruce Dickinson and Ronnie James Dio, then you might like some of his other work. I suggest British Steel as the next choice. Breaking the Law is awesome :tough:
