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Title: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 05, 2008, 05:21:53 PM With Scott Weiland officially out as singer of Velvet Revolver, this week?s Rock List will be an open casting call to vocalists you think are worthy of the job. Slash told us yesterday he had some people in mind, but he didn?t want to start ?naming names.? So we?ll name ?em for him. Tell us your picks for who should rock the mic with VR, and on Monday we?ll reveal the winner of the Rock List: Next Velvet Revolver Singer. In the meantime, here?s who we?re lobbying for:
? Phil Anselmo: All the haters who thought VR didn?t rock hard enough with the glam-happy Weiland would roll out the red carpet for the former voice of Pantera. ? Chris Cornell: Because not only does Audioslave not want him, but having Timbaland produce his solo album and cashing in off American Idol don?t seem like the best career options for the former Soundgarden frontman right now. ? Mike Patton: The man is a vocal chameleon and can fill the role of Rose, Weiland or anybody else for that matter. Any contract with Velvet Revolver should include an opt-out clause that allows Patton to reunite Mr. Bungle. ? Trent Reznor: He did just dismiss his touring band. ? Axl Rose: For obvious reasons. If that were to happen, they should give Dizzy Reed a call too. from: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2008/04/04/weekend-rock-list-next-velvet-revolver-singer/ Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Smokey on April 05, 2008, 05:29:12 PM ? Axl Rose: For obvious reasons. If that were to happen, they should give Dizzy Reed a call too. Haha, As funny as it is its still the dream..... :hihi: Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Fingers on April 05, 2008, 05:30:03 PM There is already another thread about this, but it's funny-they have a question mark with Weiland's face whited out-hilarious
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 05, 2008, 05:35:53 PM lol in my opinion all RS?s picks are all clueless and too much idealistic. :hihi:
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: MikeD on April 05, 2008, 06:20:30 PM I think the poll is tongue in cheek, guys
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: sexkitten on April 05, 2008, 06:29:17 PM My vote is chris cornell :love:
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Feel_The_Burn on April 05, 2008, 06:44:12 PM My vote is chris cornell :love: Probably more unlikely than Axl , Cornell has stated time and time again that he doesn't want a "band" Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 05, 2008, 06:55:22 PM scott weiland is as far from "glam" as life is from fair.
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: bazgnr on April 05, 2008, 07:13:28 PM With Scott Weiland officially out as singer of Velvet Revolver, this week?s Rock List will be an open casting call to vocalists you think are worthy of the job. Slash told us yesterday he had some people in mind, but he didn?t want to start ?naming names.? So we?ll name ?em for him. Tell us your picks for who should rock the mic with VR, and on Monday we?ll reveal the winner of the Rock List: Next Velvet Revolver Singer. In the meantime, here?s who we?re lobbying for: ? Phil Anselmo: All the haters who thought VR didn?t rock hard enough with the glam-happy Weiland would roll out the red carpet for the former voice of Pantera. ? Chris Cornell: Because not only does Audioslave not want him, but having Timbaland produce his solo album and cashing in off American Idol don?t seem like the best career options for the former Soundgarden frontman right now. ? Mike Patton: The man is a vocal chameleon and can fill the role of Rose, Weiland or anybody else for that matter. Any contract with Velvet Revolver should include an opt-out clause that allows Patton to reunite Mr. Bungle. ? Trent Reznor: He did just dismiss his touring band. ? Axl Rose: For obvious reasons. If that were to happen, they should give Dizzy Reed a call too. from: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2008/04/04/weekend-rock-list-next-velvet-revolver-singer/ Patton would be awesome, simply because he's amazing, and I'd like to hear more "mainstream" music from him, similar to what he did with Faith No More. Kind of funny to read the comment about Reznor, given what's taking place in the main board right now with "Is Robin in or out..." Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Smoking Guns on April 05, 2008, 07:25:03 PM scott weiland is as far from "glam" as life is from fair. Agreed, the only thing glam about him are some of his outfits. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: greendog on April 05, 2008, 07:34:53 PM I'll get killed by NIN fans, but I would love for Reznor to perform songs such as 'Last' with those guys.
Huge NIN fan by the way. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: overmatik on April 05, 2008, 08:58:33 PM This RS magazine is just a joke man! At least they could have suggested possible choices, none of these are even remotely choices, totally 0%!!!
Phil - Would spit in Slash's face! Mike - Would piss in Slash's face! Chris - Doesn't have the group soul, left Audioslave because of the money... Trent - He's a band, why will he join anyone? Axl - He will join them someday, but not now... Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: lynn1961 on April 06, 2008, 12:46:18 AM Why? Everyone else, on some of the forums, are talking about these possiblities - and then some!!
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 06, 2008, 11:03:54 AM Now it?s K-Rock?s turn. ;D
Inspired by Scott Weiland's suggestion that Skid Row / Savage Animal frontman Sebastian Bach should replace him in Velvet Revolver, we at K-Rock have been tossing around our own suggestions... The current favorite here is Chris Cornell... since he's out of a job and needs something to do. That would also help out with VR's cover song fetish. Some other names being floated around: ? Sammy Hagar (Bracket Brawl Exile) ? Gary Cherone (Extreme) ? The singer from Spacehog ? Art Alexakis (Everclear) ? Fred Durst (Limp Bizkit) ? Daughtry (just Daughtry) ? Courtney Love (Hole) ? Liam Gallagher (Oasis)... OK now we're just being silly. Send us your top choices for Weiland's replacement. You don't have to choose one from above. Do some thinking and send us some new ones. Unless you really think there's no one better than that dude from Spacehog... You might be right. from: http://www.923krock.com/pages/1940845.php lol love the last one. :hihi: Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Wheres Izzy on April 06, 2008, 12:47:36 PM Chris Cornell is hands down without a doubt my 2nd favorite singer of all time. But to be honest....his voice is shot. It's done. He's not the same singer any more and can't hit a 3rd of the notes he used to be able to hit. Anyone who thinks thats debateable listen to Carry On. Even on Audioslaves first album you can here the difference setting in. As far as Phil Anselmo.........that would be a fucking lot of fun lol But Phil always has like six or seven bands he is in at once and I'm not sure thats the type of thing Slash and co. should be looking for.
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: dallasgel on April 06, 2008, 02:16:51 PM Chris Cornell's voice is definitely NOT shot. You obviously have not heard him live lately. Admittedly he had some vocal problems with Audioslave (as evidenced by their live in Cuba DVD) but I caught him in Saskatoon last fall and his voice was one of the best I have ever heard live. That being said there is no way he is going to relinquish the spotlight that is focused on him as a solo artist with a backing band. Same goes for most of the other candidates. Mike Patton would never join since Faith No More was removed from GNR tour in the early 90s for talking smack about them. Scott probably left because he resented not being the centre of attention. He had to share that every night he went on stage with the guys in VR. The DeLeo Bros, while great musicians, aren't exactly r n' r icons, to say the least. VR will need to find a lead singer that either isn't already famous or find someone who doesn't mind being a less substantial member of a "supergroup".
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: ppbebe on April 06, 2008, 02:26:31 PM ? Trent Reznor: He did just dismiss his touring band. hooray, :D update your site already Trent!(or rs) Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Journeyman on April 06, 2008, 02:53:03 PM I already said it in another thread but I'll say it again, I would love to see Perry Farrell in VR!!
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bet for VR new singer Post by: Wheres Izzy on April 06, 2008, 07:38:21 PM Chris Cornell's voice is definitely NOT shot. You obviously have not heard him live lately. Admittedly he had some vocal problems with Audioslave (as evidenced by their live in Cuba DVD) but I caught him in Saskatoon last fall and his voice was one of the best I have ever heard live. That being said there is no way he is going to relinquish the spotlight that is focused on him as a solo artist with a backing band. Same goes for most of the other candidates. Mike Patton would never join since Faith No More was removed from GNR tour in the early 90s for talking smack about them. Scott probably left because he resented not being the centre of attention. He had to share that every night he went on stage with the guys in VR. The DeLeo Bros, while great musicians, aren't exactly r n' r icons, to say the least. VR will need to find a lead singer that either isn't already famous or find someone who doesn't mind being a less substantial member of a "supergroup". I saw Chris live last year as well, and his voice def. IS shot. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 07, 2008, 07:34:13 AM someone posted a thing which suggest gary cherone, that aint gonna happen cause extreme have reformed and are doing a new album.
fred durst wont happen cause apparently limp bizkit are getting ready to "make a comeback" and the liam gallagher suggestion is amusing, but apparently he hates artists from the 1980s. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: overmatik on April 07, 2008, 08:32:48 AM Guys, I can't believe you're even talking about this, with all due respect, but Fred Durst is a ghost of a singer, he's terrible.
Phil Anselmo, come on??? Gary Cherrone, well, great voice, but his time in Van Halen made us VH fans reluctant to him... Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Fingers on April 07, 2008, 09:19:54 AM Gary Cherone is getting ready to release a new Extreme record (I think this spring/summer) and they have a world tour lined up-I would count him out
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Lara on April 07, 2008, 10:21:05 AM Patton or Anselmo would be great. :)
The rest of the RS list is just funny. I can't see Cornell in VR. He's fine on his own. Trent Reznor...? :confused: come on... Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 07, 2008, 01:16:21 PM Patton or Anselmo would be great. :) The rest of the RS list is just funny. I can't see Cornell in VR. He's fine on his own. Trent Reznor...? :confused: come on... VR mixed with Trent Reznor would go something like this "WHY! ARGHHHH WHY COULDNT YOU KEEP YOUR MOTOR CLEAN, YOU FUCKING PROMISED ME!!!"" Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 07, 2008, 01:59:20 PM Patton or Anselmo would be great. :) The rest of the RS list is just funny. I can't see Cornell in VR. He's fine on his own. Trent Reznor...? :confused: come on... VR mixed with Trent Reznor would go something like this "WHY! ARGHHHH WHY COULDNT YOU KEEP YOUR MOTOR CLEAN, YOU FUCKING PROMISED ME!!!"" haha :rofl:... very funny! ;) Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: izzy*stradlin on April 07, 2008, 03:53:01 PM I think Billy Idol would be perfect choice for VR! :beer:
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 07, 2008, 04:02:45 PM I think Billy Idol would be perfect choice for VR! :beer: i would have said that ,cause i think hes a great singer and has done some good albums.... but then i saw this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_5R1UiaO0U :'( Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 07, 2008, 04:16:42 PM I think Billy Idol would be perfect choice for VR! :beer: isn´t he like... too old? ??? Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: jarmo on April 07, 2008, 04:26:13 PM I think Billy Idol would be perfect choice for VR! :beer: isn?t he like... too old? ??? Too old? He's only five years older than Matt Sorum..... /jarmo Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 07, 2008, 04:28:42 PM Problem is, i think Idol has lost the source of his power!!!
he doesnt do the fist of cheese...and "THE LIP" anymore.. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 07, 2008, 04:35:59 PM I think Billy Idol would be perfect choice for VR! :beer: isn?t he like... too old? ??? Too old? He's only five years older than Matt Sorum..... /jarmo No way! Matt Sorum is ageless!! :no: Problem is, i think Idol has lost the source of his power!!! he doesnt do the fist of cheese...and "THE LIP" anymore.. haha the fist of cheese! :rofl: (http://cache.viewimages.com/xc/56133616.jpg?v=1&c=ViewImages&k=2&d=17A4AD9FDB9CF19390335F8FA9CA92A6E2FB2C5BD4B3EC29A96D640C844286CF) Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 07, 2008, 07:49:14 PM hahaha ^ "FEEL THE POWWWWAHHH" "last night a little angel...came pumpin on my floor"
imagine that cheese pumpin up the VR power a notch! in fact, didn't billy reform with Stevens to do the 2005 album because VR's success inspired him? in addition, Billy worked with Slash on that cover of In The Summertime also! Stevens has left the Billy Idol group again (i think), probably because of the Christmas songs..... Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 08, 2008, 02:43:38 PM Rock List: Reader?s Picks for the Next Velvet Revolver Singer
Last week, we asked our readers to pretend they were Careerbuilder.com and help fill the Velvet Revolver lead vocalist job. Many sent in resumes, some candidates got second interviews, but the readers ultimately chose to save former Audioslave/Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell from solo album purgatory and employ him as the next band mate to Slash, Duff and the rest of VR. But the pick of Cornell wasn?t unanimous; here are the singers you want to see fill Scott Weiland?s shoes in Velvet Revolver. 1. Chris Cornell 2. Josh Todd from Buckcherry 3. Sebastian Bach 4. Eric Dover from Slash?s Snakepit 5. Izzy Stradlin 6. Gavin Rossdale 7. Mike Patton 8. Lukas Rossi from Rock Star: Supernova 9. Scott Stapp 10. Sammy Hagar 11. Billy Idol 12. Danzig 13. Kid Rock 14. Perry Farrell 15. Ozzy Osbourne from: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2008/04/07/readers-rock-list-next-velvet-revolver-singer/ Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 08, 2008, 02:54:40 PM i strongly hope josh stays in Buckcherry lol, they are better than VR!
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Wheres Izzy on April 08, 2008, 03:38:25 PM Rock List: Reader?s Picks for the Next Velvet Revolver Singer Last week, we asked our readers to pretend they were Careerbuilder.com and help fill the Velvet Revolver lead vocalist job. Many sent in resumes, some candidates got second interviews, but the readers ultimately chose to save former Audioslave/Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell from solo album purgatory and employ him as the next band mate to Slash, Duff and the rest of VR. But the pick of Cornell wasn?t unanimous; here are the singers you want to see fill Scott Weiland?s shoes in Velvet Revolver. 1. Chris Cornell 2. Josh Todd from Buckcherry 3. Sebastian Bach 4. Eric Dover from Slash?s Snakepit 5. Izzy Stradlin 6. Gavin Rossdale 7. Mike Patton 8. Lukas Rossi from Rock Star: Supernova 9. Scott Stapp 10. Sammy Hagar 11. Billy Idol 12. Danzig 13. Kid Rock 14. Perry Farrell 15. Ozzy Osbourne from: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2008/04/07/readers-rock-list-next-velvet-revolver-singer/ I'll take a number 5 please, with a side order of 7 and 12. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Bandita on April 08, 2008, 03:55:21 PM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird.
I don't think any of these guys fit. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 08, 2008, 04:39:14 PM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: GeorgeSteele on April 08, 2008, 04:56:59 PM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC-W0_cv85E Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Bandita on April 08, 2008, 06:50:15 PM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC-W0_cv85E I just think he is a tad dark for the VR sound. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: bazgnr on April 08, 2008, 07:06:04 PM Sammy Hagar? Danzig? Perry Farrell, for God's sake?!?!
Most of those can't be serious. Ugh. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Bandita on April 08, 2008, 10:02:43 PM Sammy Hagar? Danzig? Perry Farrell, for God's sake?!?! Most of those can't be serious. Ugh. I would hope not. Judging by the fact that someone on the RS site keeps reccomending Rick Astley to be the new frontman, I'd say at least half of those are NOT serious. ;D Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Wheres Izzy on April 08, 2008, 10:18:43 PM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ Originally he was the singer and songwriter for one of the greatest things to ever happen to music...New Jersey's very own Misfits! Then he left and started a group called Samhein which later morphed into the band Danzig. The first 3 Danzig albums are fucking brillaint bluesy rock-metal. Then he decided he had a mission to make music absolutley no one on the planet would want to listen to and has been succeeding in that fight for about 15 years. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: JimBobTTD on April 09, 2008, 01:52:47 AM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ Originally he was the singer and songwriter for one of the greatest things to ever happen to music...New Jersey's very own Misfits! Then he left and started a group called Samhein which later morphed into the band Danzig. The first 3 Danzig albums are fucking brillaint bluesy rock-metal. Then he decided he had a mission to make music absolutley no one on the planet would want to listen to and has been succeeding in that fight for about 15 years. That's pretty much a perfect description. Well done! The Misfits may have rocked hard, but try listening to more than 30 minutes of them at a time! "Mommy, Can I Go Out and Kill Tonight?" and "I Turned into a Martian" are two of my absolute favourites. Glen Danzig has a great voice, totally unsuited to VR. Of all the people mentioned on these lists which are floating around, I think that only Josh Todd has a voice which could fit. And he most likely wouldn't do it, although I read somewhere on the internet (so it must be true!) that Buckcherry isn't selling too well and that their comeback has been a bit lukewarmly received. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ali on April 09, 2008, 02:12:26 AM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ Originally he was the singer and songwriter for one of the greatest things to ever happen to music...New Jersey's very own Misfits! Then he left and started a group called Samhein which later morphed into the band Danzig. The first 3 Danzig albums are fucking brillaint bluesy rock-metal. Then he decided he had a mission to make music absolutley no one on the planet would want to listen to and has been succeeding in that fight for about 15 years. That's pretty much a perfect description. Well done! The Misfits may have rocked hard, but try listening to more than 30 minutes of them at a time! "Mommy, Can I Go Out and Kill Tonight?" and "I Turned into a Martian" are two of my absolute favourites. Glen Danzig has a great voice, totally unsuited to VR. Of all the people mentioned on these lists which are floating around, I think that only Josh Todd has a voice which could fit. And he most likely wouldn't do it, although I read somewhere on the internet (so it must be true!) that Buckcherry isn't selling too well and that their comeback has been a bit lukewarmly received. I don't know where you read that about Buckcherry. "Sorry" hit the top 10 on Billboard and 15 was certified Platinum. Buckcherry won't be going anywhere anytime soon. Ali Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: JimBobTTD on April 09, 2008, 03:07:53 AM It was probably written before "Sorry" was released, then!
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 09, 2008, 11:42:28 AM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ Originally he was the singer and songwriter for one of the greatest things to ever happen to music...New Jersey's very own Misfits! Then he left and started a group called Samhein which later morphed into the band Danzig. The first 3 Danzig albums are fucking brillaint bluesy rock-metal. Then he decided he had a mission to make music absolutley no one on the planet would want to listen to and has been succeeding in that fight for about 15 years. thanks for the info! ;) Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Bandita on April 09, 2008, 12:02:30 PM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ Originally he was the singer and songwriter for one of the greatest things to ever happen to music...New Jersey's very own Misfits! Then he left and started a group called Samhein which later morphed into the band Danzig. The first 3 Danzig albums are fucking brillaint bluesy rock-metal. Then he decided he had a mission to make music absolutley no one on the planet would want to listen to and has been succeeding in that fight for about 15 years. thanks for the info! ;) You never heard "Mother" ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgSn0SbQJQI Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Ines_rocks! on April 09, 2008, 12:06:02 PM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ Originally he was the singer and songwriter for one of the greatest things to ever happen to music...New Jersey's very own Misfits! Then he left and started a group called Samhein which later morphed into the band Danzig. The first 3 Danzig albums are fucking brillaint bluesy rock-metal. Then he decided he had a mission to make music absolutley no one on the planet would want to listen to and has been succeeding in that fight for about 15 years. thanks for the info! ;) You never heard "Mother" ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgSn0SbQJQI oh... I had! I just didn?t know who sang it! ;D Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Killingmachine on April 09, 2008, 02:40:00 PM Danzig is a great artist, his two first albums were amazing, later he wants to evolve to sounds more industrial and modern, but he is known as well as the original frontman of "THe Misfit" band, you know, punk rock band. It would be interesting anyway listen some about Slash/Danzig, they both have much blues's influence and hard rock...
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: ToonGuns on April 09, 2008, 03:44:16 PM Rock List: Reader?s Picks for the Next Velvet Revolver Singer Last week, we asked our readers to pretend they were Careerbuilder.com and help fill the Velvet Revolver lead vocalist job. Many sent in resumes, some candidates got second interviews, but the readers ultimately chose to save former Audioslave/Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell from solo album purgatory and employ him as the next band mate to Slash, Duff and the rest of VR. But the pick of Cornell wasn?t unanimous; here are the singers you want to see fill Scott Weiland?s shoes in Velvet Revolver. 1. Chris Cornell 2. Josh Todd from Buckcherry 3. Sebastian Bach 4. Eric Dover from Slash?s Snakepit 5. Izzy Stradlin 6. Gavin Rossdale 7. Mike Patton 8. Lukas Rossi from Rock Star: Supernova 9. Scott Stapp 10. Sammy Hagar 11. Billy Idol 12. Danzig 13. Kid Rock 14. Perry Farrell 15. Ozzy Osbourne from: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2008/04/07/readers-rock-list-next-velvet-revolver-singer/ If Luk-arse Rossi got the gig I think I would personally ritually burn all my VR stuff - and that includes the limited picture disc vinyl I have of the UK release of Slither. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: bazgnr on April 09, 2008, 08:03:32 PM Danzig?????? That would be uhh, weird. I don't think any of these guys fit. who is that guy? :-[ Originally he was the singer and songwriter for one of the greatest things to ever happen to music...New Jersey's very own Misfits! Then he left and started a group called Samhein which later morphed into the band Danzig. The first 3 Danzig albums are fucking brillaint bluesy rock-metal. Then he decided he had a mission to make music absolutley no one on the planet would want to listen to and has been succeeding in that fight for about 15 years. thanks for the info! ;) You never heard "Mother" ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgSn0SbQJQI It's crazy to realize how many today were still in diapers when "Mother" hit. A bit of a reality check, but true nonetheless....sigh. :hihi: Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Smoking Guns on April 09, 2008, 08:11:40 PM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpyE4URiyww
Live Version, kicks serious ass. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Killingmachine on April 09, 2008, 09:24:52 PM This picture was posted at the Matt Sorum' blogs for himself. Nice Idea !!
(http://www.mattsorum.tv/channel/wp-photos/thumb.20080406-081906-1.jpg) Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Bandita on April 10, 2008, 01:06:03 AM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpyE4URiyww Live Version, kicks serious ass. I love this version! Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: PolarBearWitchHead on April 10, 2008, 01:41:08 AM glen danzig is a laughing stock tho, the misfits owned the world, but when he got knocked the fuck out backstage for talking shit, he kinda lost a lot of face. getting glen danzig would be even worse than people yelling SAVAGE ANIMAL at sebastian bach
Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mikvilja on April 10, 2008, 02:06:19 AM I think the best choice for new singer would be Corey Taylor! : ok:
His vocal are amazing in Stonesour, he could really sing the crap out from VR songs! Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 10, 2008, 10:55:41 AM I think the best choice for new singer would be Corey Taylor! : ok: His vocal are amazing in Stonesour, he could really sing the crap out from VR songs! No Way. End Of. VR i think have to get a famous singer or else annoyingly they wont get any attention upon there next release. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: ToonGuns on April 11, 2008, 04:12:07 AM I think the best choice for new singer would be Corey Taylor! : ok: His vocal are amazing in Stonesour, he could really sing the crap out from VR songs! Good shout - but with Slipknot and Stone Sour has he really got the time?!!1 Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: CheapJon on April 11, 2008, 11:41:39 AM I think the best choice for new singer would be Corey Taylor! : ok: His vocal are amazing in Stonesour, he could really sing the crap out from VR songs! No Way. End Of. VR i think have to get a famous singer or else annoyingly they wont get any attention upon there next release. corey is more wellknown then scott for an example these days i think Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Falcon on April 11, 2008, 01:26:36 PM I think the best choice for new singer would be Corey Taylor! : ok: His vocal are amazing in Stonesour, he could really sing the crap out from VR songs! No Way. End Of. VR i think have to get a famous singer or else annoyingly they wont get any attention upon there next release. corey is more wellknown then scott for an example these days i think Not a chance. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: CheapJon on April 11, 2008, 01:28:14 PM I think the best choice for new singer would be Corey Taylor! : ok: His vocal are amazing in Stonesour, he could really sing the crap out from VR songs! No Way. End Of. VR i think have to get a famous singer or else annoyingly they wont get any attention upon there next release. corey is more wellknown then scott for an example these days i think No a chance. forgot to say "to kids" in the middle of that sentance : ok: Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: mrlee on April 11, 2008, 02:27:13 PM I think the best choice for new singer would be Corey Taylor! : ok: His vocal are amazing in Stonesour, he could really sing the crap out from VR songs! No Way. End Of. VR i think have to get a famous singer or else annoyingly they wont get any attention upon there next release. corey is more wellknown then scott for an example these days i think You have misread my sentance, i can see how it can be easily misinterperated though. I ended the part about Corey on the End of part.... I was just saying, they cant go for some guy out the street, because it doesnt have that "star factor" bollocks the critics and fans go on about. Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: CheapJon on April 11, 2008, 03:14:32 PM I think the best choice for new singer would be Corey Taylor! : ok: His vocal are amazing in Stonesour, he could really sing the crap out from VR songs! No Way. End Of. VR i think have to get a famous singer or else annoyingly they wont get any attention upon there next release. corey is more wellknown then scott for an example these days i think You have misread my sentance, i can see how it can be easily misinterperated though. I ended the part about Corey on the End of part.... I was just saying, they cant go for some guy out the street, because it doesnt have that "star factor" bollocks the critics and fans go on about. I see now, yeah i agree Title: Re: Rolling Stone' bets for VR new singer Post by: Getizzyback on April 19, 2008, 11:43:00 PM I'll throw a name out there. London LeGrand from Brides of Destruction.
I'm thinking the new guy has to be good for the "Scott" songs too, and I think London is perfect for them. My 1st choice is Sebastian Bach, maybe a bit "immature" but this guy can sing anyway that needs to be sung. I can't believe Chris Cornell is a popular suggestion, my god give that guy some sandpaper for his voice and please let Soundgarden get back together, that's about the only thing I can stomach from the guy. |