Just wandering what are the old bands that had for lead vocalist drummer.(Only lead vocals not backing vocals).It is extremely difficult you know and hold also the rhythm with your drums.
I only know of two old metal bands.
1)Dan Beehler(EXCITER)
2)Kurt Rumpf(U8 only in the ''Pegasus 1001'')
do you know of anyone more?
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Barry Stern sang lead vocals in Zoetrope I believe.
Styrbjörn Wahlquist of Heavy Load sang lead vocals, but only on the songs he wrote. Three members of HL shared lead vocal duties. He sang one song on Metal Conquest, two songs on Death or Glory, two songs on Stronger Than Evil + the single B side "Trespasser". He also sang lead on his songs when they played live.
And of course there's also Jürgen "Ventor" Reil of Kreator. He sang half of Endless Pain and three songs on Pleasure to Kill before Mille Petrozza took over all lead vocals permanently. I have seen Ventor sing "Riot of Violence" live with Kreator at two occasions.
Styrbjörn Wahlquist of Heavy Load sang lead vocals, but only on the songs he wrote. Three members of HL shared lead vocal duties. He sang one song on Metal Conquest, two songs on Death or Glory, two songs on Stronger Than Evil + the single B side "Trespasser". He also sang lead on his songs when they played live.
And of course there's also Jürgen "Ventor" Reil of Kreator. He sang half of Endless Pain and three songs on Pleasure to Kill before Mille Petrozza took over all lead vocals permanently. I have seen Ventor sing "Riot of Violence" live with Kreator at two occasions.
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More of a "proto-Metal" band i suppose, but very Heavy for the early '70's, John Garner was the singer & sticksman for New Jersey's SIR LORD BALTIMORE.
They released two albums, 1970's untouchable "Kingdom Come", and the not-quite-as-awesome-but-still-pretty-good "Sir Lord Baltimore" in 1971 before fading from view.
It's amazing to think that there's only one person responsible for both the Bill Ward inspired dervish drum fills and the OTT hystrionic ululating Robert Plant inspired incantations that passed for vocals.
A third album surfaced a few years ago, but "III:Raw", isn't a patch on the original records.
For the uninitiated, try the title track from "Kingdom Come" and sit there agog at Garner's skills in both areas whilst marvelling at the fuzziest fuzz tones ever heard.
They released two albums, 1970's untouchable "Kingdom Come", and the not-quite-as-awesome-but-still-pretty-good "Sir Lord Baltimore" in 1971 before fading from view.
It's amazing to think that there's only one person responsible for both the Bill Ward inspired dervish drum fills and the OTT hystrionic ululating Robert Plant inspired incantations that passed for vocals.
A third album surfaced a few years ago, but "III:Raw", isn't a patch on the original records.
For the uninitiated, try the title track from "Kingdom Come" and sit there agog at Garner's skills in both areas whilst marvelling at the fuzziest fuzz tones ever heard.
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You probably missed more if you don't remember who did the vocalsGJ wrote:Didn't Carl Canedy of The Rods share the lead vocal spot with the Rock & Gary B ? But at HOA 2009 I can't remember him doing any lead vocals... I was busy headbanging at the time so I may have missed a thing or two.
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And another one song on Never Say Die. He also recorded some solo albums, but I don't know if he ever performed vocals and drummed at the same time.George wrote:I think that Bill Ward sang one song from Technical Ecstasy called It's Allright.
Very bad...
I don't think he was that bad. It just didn't fit on the Sabbath albums, nor was the music that good on those albums.
I think I saw a live video performing this song live.
I didn't knew he sang on Never Say Die too.
I agree that the music on those two albus is very average for the Sabbath stats. But I don't know, there is something is his voice that I dislike.
That my opinion of course...
I didn't knew he sang on Never Say Die too.
I agree that the music on those two albus is very average for the Sabbath stats. But I don't know, there is something is his voice that I dislike.
That my opinion of course...
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