AT Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 10:08:01 Miles wrote:

>This has been increasingly problematic for me too.  Not that I require 
>technically good singing or anything, and the devaluation of the lead 
>singer is probably at least in part a logical, natural anti-"rock star!" 
>reaction, which philosophically I can understand and even support to an 
>extent.  But at the end of the day, turns out that most of the time I want 
>to hear an interesting, charismatic voice.  Is that so wrong?

Hell, I'll trade you interesting and charismatic just to find a vocalist 
that can SING, dammit.

I vote Mike Previti from Boston. Wicked singer and pop songwriter. Those who 
saw him at IPO Boston will know what I mean.


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