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There have been thousands of bands over the last 40 or so years,but which frontman was the best(not necessary the best band).

 

was it Freddie Mercury of Queen :huh:

 

or Robert Plant from Led Zepelin :)

 

Joe Strummer of the Clash B)

 

who were the best frontmen?

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dont like him, but yes, freddie mercury was the epitome of a good frontman. he had unique style, charisma, what else would you need...
I agree, Freddie Mercury had it all :thumbup: There'll never be another one like him!!

I detest Queen with every fibre of my being, but I will concede that Freddie was a great showman.

 

Johnny Rotten

Sioxusie Sioux

Deborah Harry

Iggy Pop

Morrissey

Nick Cave

Jim Morrison

 

I'm not a big fan of Freddie & the boys, but I have to agree that he was probably the best frontman since the 1960s.

 

Here is my Top10.

 

1. Freddie Mercury (Queen)

2. Morrissey (The Smiths)

3. Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin)

4. John Lydon (Sex Pistols/P.I.L.)

5. Mick Jagger (Rolling Stones)

6. Liam Gallagher (Oasis)

7. Noddy Holder (Slade)

8. Jim Morrison (The Doors)

9. Debbie Harry (Blondie)

10. Michael Hutchence (INXS)

 

As this list is bands I have excluded the likes of Bowie, Prince, Iggy Pop & a certain R.Williams.

dont know.

 

however think a shout should be given to arthur brown for setting his head on fire, and that man from the 70s who wore a plantpot on his head

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I'm not a big fan of Freddie & the boys, but I have to agree that he was probably the best frontman since the 1960s.

 

Here is my Top10.

 

1. Freddie Mercury (Queen)

2. Morrissey (The Smiths)

3. Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin)

4. John Lydon (Sex Pistols/P.I.L.)

5. Mick Jagger (Rolling Stones)

6. Liam Gallagher (Oasis)

7. Noddy Holder (Slade)

8. Jim Morrison (The Doors)

9. Debbie Harry (Blondie)

10. Michael Hutchence (INXS)

 

As this list is bands I have excluded the likes of Bowie, Prince, Iggy Pop & a certain R.Williams.

 

 

great choices there, would agree with all of them :dance:

I detest Queen with every fibre of my being, but I will concede that Freddie was a great showman.

 

 

You disgust me!!! How can you not like Queen??? They are THE Band of the 70's!

 

My Top 5 Is

 

1.Adam Ant (Adam And The Ants)

2.Freddie Mercury (Queen)

3.Prince (Prince And Revolution/ New Power Generation)

4.Justin Hawkins (The Darkness)

5.John Lennon (Plastic Ono Band)

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You disgust me!!! How can you not like Queen??? They are THE Band of the 70's!

 

My Top 5 Is

 

1.Adam Ant (Adam And The Ants)

2.Freddie Mercury (Queen)

3.Prince (Prince And Revolution/ New Power Generation)

4.Justin Hawkins (The Darkness)

5.John Lennon (Plastic Ono Band)

 

love how Justin Hawkins has made it into the retro lounge, well i suppose all the rest are younger than him :lol: :rofl:

Justin was shockingly bad on the Friday Night Project - their worst guest presenter so far by miles... and HOW fat is he now????????

Justin was shockingly bad on the Friday Night Project - their worst guest presenter so far by miles... and HOW fat is he now????????

 

fat and old, no wonder he's having no big hits :lol:

oh no, i woudnt say that, o.k, hes put abit of weight on, but the darkness are still up their as one of my fav bands. just because Girlfriend went to No.37 (The only reeason was The b-Sides was remixes and not other tracks)

oh no, i woudnt say that, o.k, hes put abit of weight on, but the darkness are still up their as one of my fav bands. just because Girlfriend went to No.37 (The only reeason was The b-Sides was remixes and not other tracks)

 

mate i would keep quiet about the darkness bit, and just go on about el pres and prince.

 

the darkness are that untrendy now :lol:

oh... forgot to mention Boy George, Debbie Harry, John Lydon, Adam Ant.... and Pete Burns.... love him or loathe him, he's one helluva pop star.

Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy)

Biff Byford (Saxon - brilliant live frontman)

Rod Stewart (The Faces)

Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company, Queen)

Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy)

Biff Byford (Saxon - brilliant live frontman)

Rod Stewart (The Faces)

Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company, Queen)

I saw Paul Rodgers with Queen last year and he was great :thumbup:

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