Prominent singers with undiscussed range / voice
Discuss singers whose range has not been discussed as of yet.

Non Singers
I see non singer ranges mentioned pretty often so might as well have a thread for it... Lauren Bacall speaks so freaking low!

Singers: From Child to Adult
I have this idea that I hope interests some of you on the forum. It has actually been done by me in a few other places in the forum and maybe a couple times by others. However, it was scattered and never a theme or a thread before. The idea of this

HEAD:STONED • 3º Lugar Banda Revelação da Revista LOUD! [2]
Banda formada em 2006 no Porto (Portugal), por Augusto Peixoto, bateria (Cycles | ex.Dove | ex.In Solidão | ex.Paradigma) depois de Pedro Gouveia, vocalista (ex.Dove | ex.Fears Tomb | ex.Pitch Black ) o ter "convencido" a formar uma nova banda.

Very young singers
This is a thread about very young singers, as you can understand... Cleopatra Stratan The youngest singer in the world (in Guinness Book) ! The made her first album at 3 and her 2nd at 5. She's from Romania. I really love her voice. She's very

Classical singing teacher evaluates 5 great metal singers
http://www.invisibleoranges.com/2010/07/ask-a-real-musician-5-classic-male-metal-singers/ Dickinson and Dio rate highest. Halford and King Diamond get mixed-to-positive reviews. Sorry, Ozzy.

Do you like raspy voiced singers?
I don't care for raspy voices personally. I prefer singers with silky smooth voices. What do you think?

What adult singers and groups do you like?
What adult singers and groups do you most like? I listen to quite a range of styles but some of my favorites are... - Enya - Dire Straits - Blondie - Queen (mainly the later songs)

Singers with inaccurate vocal range videos
Ray, since you've always gone on rants about all those inaccurate range videos for female vocalists, here's your chance to go crazy. The reason for this thread is to consider videos for ourselves to remake (like I'm doing with Andre Matos), and to inform

"The Stooges Head On"
There are plans for the new configuration of the Stooges to re-cut long-lost Stooges tracks. I think it's a great idea - much better than trying to come up with new tracks which won't be nowhere near as great. Suggestions for a 10-track remake

Fish
Voice type: High baritone (later Baritone) Vocal range: C2-D5 Best display of range: "Jigsaw" (E2-D5) Notable high notes: G4: "Lords of the Backstage", "Misplaced Rendezvous", "Vocal Under A Bloodlight" G#4:

Robert Plant (Old thread)
Voice type: Tenor Vocal range: C♯2-G♯5(-B♭6) Significant high notes (Full): G♯5 ("I Can't Quit You", "How Many More Times" live at Gonzaga University '68, "I'm Gonna Crawl", "How Many More Times" live at Boston

MALLET HEAD
OK, I just scored their 1st CD for few bucks on the ebay, and it said "This is the 1988 release from USA thrashy punk (nearly hardcore) dudes Mallet Head - 12 songs - heavy stuff and pretty hard to find on CD" and I also found this information

David Bowie
Voice type: Baritone Vocal range: (C2-)D2-B4 Best display of range: "Sweet Thing (Reprise)" (F♯2-B4) Notable high notes B4 ("Heroes", "Sweet Thing (Reprise)") B♭4 (Life on Mars") A4 ("Changes") G♯4

Too old to like child singers?
No doubt many (most?) fans of child singers are around the same age as the singers. (I'm not really sure.) I guess some young fans could be surprised to find that there are some older people like young singers too. This was covered in part in the topic