Best band frontmen of all time

[WJ99mobile]

Probably Freddie Mercury but with a special shout out to Liam Gallagher

[saganspirit]

So many better ones - Plant, Lydon, Sioux (frontwoman), even Morrissey, Curtis also.

[Blue Countisbury]

For vocals it's Robert Plant for me

[salopiancity]

For vocals it's Robert Plant for me

Not as good as Ronnie James Dio.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Paul Stanley kiss

[Loya Jirga]

Probably Freddie Mercury but with a special shout out to Liam Gallagher

Mercury!!!!?????!!!!!

[Under the Splott-light]

Probably Freddie Mercury but with a special shout out to Liam Gallagher

Henry Rollins mun!

[Phil1927]

Probably Freddie Mercury but with a special shout out to Liam Gallagher

I have seen most of my music idols live over the years and I can live with missing the ones I missed, but I dearly wish I would have seen Queen in their heyday (not like they are now, sadly).

[lardy]

Probably Freddie Mercury but with a special shout out to Liam Gallagher

Freddie Mercury without a shadow of a doubt. He had any sized crowd/stadium eating out of the palm of his hand, even (as Live Aid proved) if they hadn't necessarily come to see him.

Mercury gets my vote.

[Under the Splott-light]

Probably Freddie Mercury but with a special shout out to Liam Gallagher

Freddie Mercury without a shadow of a doubt. He had any sized crowd/stadium eating out of the palm of his hand, even (as Live Aid proved) if they hadn't necessarily come to see him.

He liked the taste of meat chute did ol' Frederick Hg.

[Ragnar Lothbrok]

Caleb Followill

[NYCBlue]

Jim Morrison.

[ian gibson]

Mulligan and O'Hare.

[Enoch Mort]

Ian Anderson

[Vinny Riley]

Lee brilleux, Dr feelgood

[dandywarhol]

ray davies

[Der Kaiser]

Tyler, The Creator

[Vinny Riley]

I was far to hasty , Steve Marriott, the epitome of cool

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Fee Waybill of The Tubes, best live band I've ever seen.

He once broke a leg on stage falling over yet still went on to complete the set.

As for ****ing Freddie Mercury

[Blue Countisbury]

Rinse Bacup

Has to be Freddie Mercury without a shadow of a doubt. No other front man could lead the crowd the way he did and his level of audience participation was second to none. queen may not be everyone's cup of tea, but that wasn't the question.

taken on its merits, very few could hold a crowd the way Freddie could.

[Bird of Blue]

James Hetfield

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Has to be Freddie Mercury without a shadow of a doubt. No other front man could lead the crowd the way he did and his level of audience participation was second to none.

Music for the hard of thinking.

[lardy]

Has to be Freddie Mercury without a shadow of a doubt. No other front man could lead the crowd the way he did and his level of audience participation was second to none.

That says more about the type of person who followed Queen than Mercury.

Live Aid?

[Mrs Ryder Bluebird]

Frank Zappa, legend