Keep in mind I am not saying bad SINGER, but rather bad VOICE.
There is a ton of talent but few that can capture one's eyes and ears. When music was essentially a radio show the voice plus talent was important but identity was everything. With the multimedia advent unique appearance became an additional priority. None of this takes in consideration the song itself. It is a stand alone work and is subject to artist interpretation. Finally musical arrangement and presentation dictates who will listen and for how long. Musicality 101Seriously though, is rock n roll really about the voice?
Some of the greatest voices ever will never make a dime for their talents. A lot of it is about what LT said.
Pearl Jam's first two albums were outstanding (not so much afterwards).
Here is a sample of Vedder on those albums:
FREEziiiing vjchysyskdjehndudnjfkdjdfndjcjdjd. Oh yeahuh.

Geng is a big Scott Stapp fan.
Not a big fan but otherwise true. Creed's first few albums were pretty good, particularly their first.
I don't necessarily agree with you on Vedder, but that impression is great. I do think his voice fits for certain songs, though. I love Rise.
As an aside, maybe my favorite voice is Chris Cornell.
Not a big fan but otherwise true. Creed's first few albums were pretty good, particularly their first.
Not a big fan but otherwise true. Creed's first few albums were pretty good, particularly their first.
Wanna try for three.
Wanna try for three.