worst lead singer of a 70's rock band

[Mr. Shadow]

Yoko Ono, backed up by Elephant's Memory. I doesn't get much worse vocally.

 

[Truckin]

Lou Reed in Velvet Underground

That song "All Tomorrow's Parties" makes me want to throw up.

 

[Foxhound]

David Lee Roth....

I agree. His spoiled rock star act just makes my blood run cold.



I'd classify Roth as more of an eighties act though.

 

[Magic]

There were alot of terrible lead singers in the 70's. I will pick on one band in particular, though, The Bay City Rollers.

Les McKeown was a horrible singer. The band was horrible!



Les in the 70's.

Here is what he looks like these days!

There is an interesting story with the Bay City Rollers. Their manager, Tam Paton, was accused of ****** young boys, he was never convicted but still the accusation was there. After the managers death, Les came forward and told that Tam had raped him.

 

[CP/M User]

I've never heard Bay City Rollers personally, though I've heard many people talk about them in that way, so I guess it's a blessing I've never heard them!

 

[rtbuck]

Nigel Benjamin: He replaced Ian Hunter in Mott the Hoople & the band became then "Mott" & released 2 awful records

 

[Hepcat]

i would have to say brian johnson from ac/dc
espically when recording

I agree. His voice is like nails on a chalkboard.

 

[Dave78]

Tom Petty

We have a winner! Please put your pencils down, class...

Btw... I like Petty's music A LOT, but his voice has never been anything special. Same with AC/DC and Bon Scott. Brian Johnson's voice was only slighty less-grating than Bon's.

But, hey... that's just me.

 

[0000]

We have a winner! Please put your pencils down, class...

Btw... I like Petty's music A LOT, but his voice has never been anything special. Same with AC/DC and Bon Scott. Brian Johnson's voice was only slighty less-grating than Bon's.

But, hey... that's just me.

yeah, that is just you
two of my favorites :

 

[Dave78]

yeah, that is just you
two of my favorites :

Hey, that' cool. I'll tell you what... you don't have to like David Lee Roth and Steven Pearcy and we'll call it even, ok?