25 MOST EPIC SCREAMS OF ALL TIME | Ken Tamplin Vocal Coach Reaction
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- Опубліковано 5 гру 2019
- 25 MOST EPIC SCREAMS OF ALL TIME | Ken Tamplin Vocal Coach Reaction
The "art of screaming" may be one of the most intense expressions of singing (or communicating for that matter).
Often times the "scream" is viewed as the pinnacle of a performance.
And there are many different ways to express it.
In this video, I showcase a wide variety of screams and as I think one can see, there has been quite an evolution off this intensity.
While I may not have been able to include many epic pioneers such as "screaming' Jay Hawkins" or epic performances like "Helter Skelter," I believe this video contains a full spectrum of history's monster screams.
I had included Bruce Dickinson's scream in Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast but my video was blocked by the copyright owner. So that section of the video was removed to comply with copyright restrictions. Sorry, Bruce. I wanted you to be in the presentation.
I hope you enjoy it.
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I have the most epic screams when hit my toe with the table
Hahaha, I'm sure you do, Aegle!
I hear that! In fact, I’ve made Yetis cower in a safe space after I’ve stubbed my little toe and my vocalizations became disembodied entities!
You hit your toe with a table?
@@pigebear 😑
@@kentamplin dude that's cool that you like really heavy metal I do to. you should look up the band betrayal they are a Christian thrash metal band dude they are killer.
Where’s Justin Beiber’s epic scream when he was hit by a water bottle on stage?
Sooooooo unkind. Don't pay money to throw bottles at singers, kids.
coffeemachtspass actually that sounds pretty fucking hilarious
Ya agree @/\@
Bwahahahaa
Ha!
Did not expect that Ken will chose Chester as the number one. Discovered Ken because of Dimash, stayed because of Chester. RIP Chester, we all love you, Ken keep up with the great things you do! Best of everything from Kazakhstan!
Chester was a unique talent. He sounded like 3 voices at once, like Peter Cetera and Axl Rose combined
Pantera cemetery gates when Phil tries to match Dimebags squeals at the end of the song
Yesssss!!!!!
It's a pity he's never been able to prove that he can sing it live like the album version though. Although in fairness there's only one concert video of Anselmo attempting it live when he could still technically sing high. But drug abuse, overall bad living and constant guttural screaming turned even his speaking voice into a bass baritone which is sad as I don't think I've ever even heard a good cover singer do it well... maybe Ken can do a version of "Cemetery Gates" as his falsetto screams are great.
Not screams
Dime said that he was the one trying to match phill screams since he couldn't sing....there is a video somewhere of that interview
@@DarkArterialGore He did sing it live like the studio version, at least 2 times in the early 90s
Saw Led Zeppelin San Diego Sports Arena , June of 1972. They opened with the "Immigrant Song", Plant's mic shorted out twice, on the third restart came that epic scream and I tell you (I was 14) it was scary and I've never (I'm 63) forgotten it...
My son is into the screamo stuff, gonna play this for him, I think we will enjoy listening together
Thank you
Bruce Dickinson scream in Number of the Beast is BEYOND EPIC!! Chills every time
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absolutely
I knew before hearing it that Chester Bennington would take the number 1 most epic scream. Miss you Chester!
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Those Steelheart high notes blow my mind. They're the kind of high notes I prefer versus the more grittier or growly ones. Which is why I hold Michael Sweet to such high esteem 😅
So happy Opeth is on this list! One of the most underrated songwriters and musicians of all time!
Billy Reynolds 👍
Agreed...Opeth shreds!!
If you're in to technical death metal, he was also the frontman for Bloodbath, which was solid, as well.
I'm so glad Ken picked Chester as number one 😊 he totally deserves this place . R.I.P. Chester 🙏
I liked seeing Tarja Turunen on here. I was raised a metalhead but trained in opera and when I discovered Nightwish it was a revelation to me. ALways wished I could sing more rock but she didn't change her classical voice - and the result was magic.
For sure. My dad sang opera and was immediately drawn to her when I first heard her.
Coming in at No 1. Ken Tamplin well done for your scream
Thanks, Traylynn!
personaly, it's child in time, and ending of "say hello to heaven" for me...
Alen Špikić👍
Judas Priests Rob Halford is probably the best I’ve seen live. His scream goes in your ears, down into your insides and tickles your heart. It’s amazing. Good list
Thanks for listening!
I'm actually surprised to not see any prince songs. Guy could hit some serious notes from low to high, and scream like a metal singer and go back into soul and pop like it never happened! Crazy talent. Gone too soon.
I agree, Prince was superb
Absolutely right!!
I was JUST about to say that you should have included yourself in the honorable mentions and then I saw the last one! Go Ken!!
Haha, Thanks, Stephen!
My Humble opinion: Tom Araya, Angel of Death
Was thinking the same
The first that came to my head
I was thinking this was #1
Me too guys...
Yes! Araya's scream delivers so much emotion. Tbh it should've made the list in place of Axl. His screams are so dang annoying :/
Number 1 for me is still Chris Cornell on "show me how to live" with Audioslave
Great one!
Slaves And Bulldozers!
Agreed
King of Screams.
- CHESTER BENNINGTON
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Couldn't agree more
I was disappointed that Eric Adams of Manowar got snubbed, until your scream at the end! Killer.
Thanks, Dave!
Amazing video and screams! but I think Alice in Chains - Love Hate Love deserved at least top 15, in my opinion! great video
I'm glad you liked it, Hit HS!
I was really hoping Micheal Sweet of Stryper would be on there. From to hell with the devil to their latest album his screams are unreal!
Maybe his screams are too musical for this list? I agree, though, he’s got some of the most musically epic screams ever! My favorite is the end of ‘The Way’ when he slides up to the high note. Chills every time!
What about Transgressor?
He said he polled people. Felt the same about Michael. And Rob Halford not making the top 10. Rob is the epic metal scream.
Tom Araya - Angel of Death
Kurt Cobain - Drain You
Phil Anselmo - Cemetery Gates
Thanks for sharing your picks, Landon!
I’m never one of these guys but Slayer Angel of Death needs to be on this list. The opening scream from Tom Araya is one of most recognized in thrash/metal genre. Love the channel I like the wide range of music
That's the one I thought of as soon as I saw the title of this video. Maybe Ken doesn't listen to them because he's a Christian
Yes that’s what I was eating for
@@fratersam2148 So is Tom Araya.
Chester sings like an angel but when screams he is a beast. 😁✨ He has a unique style of screaming. Others are good screamers but Chester is still the best in my ears when I listen to him. Full of emotions and passions.
BTW sir Ken I like how you screams too. 😁👍
Thanks, REBEL LION!
Great video!!
There's an isolated track on Avenged Sevenfold's song Afterlife of their late drummer Jimmy doing an 18 second long scream, and it's gotta be one of the most blood-curdling ones I've ever heard.
All these screams on this list are amazing. I'd love to learn how to do it, just because of my emotions.
I'd also love to learn how to sing better, I do 3 sets of lip drills at work everyday to protect my voice, but I feel more is needed.
wasn't it 25 seconds actually?
I'm here to see Chester BENNINGTON And He's the number one 🥇Yes 💥🔥
Mam's Troubador 👍👍👍
@@kentamplin 😮☺👊
Chessssster
spoiler alert
@@goldenretriever6261 Ha ha ha ha😂😂 sorry
Man , you really pack a lot of info into your videos. I'm amazed, and just love learning about the human voice!
Great video Ken! You know we all love a good scream! 🤙 So glad you included Maria Brink in your top.5. Never heard a woman do what she does with her voice. And of course the infamous talents of Chris Cornell and Chester, R.I.P brothers! Rock on coach! 🤙💪🏻💯
Rock on!
Great list❤❤❤
David Lee Roths screams were EPIC
mr wiggles 💪
David Lee Roth screams on Van Halens On Fire some of his best ever.
yeah how come diamond dave is not in the top 3? he almost invented the hard rock scream, the guys above are more yelling than screaming imo
Nobody screams better than Dave. lol Can't believe he was left out
I love Steelheart...very underrated group. Glad to see them on this list. And Sebastian Bach’s vocals made Skidrow. Hands down. Thanks for the list 🙂
Aimee Douglas 👍
Dream On has an amazing scream! And l don't know why Steven would think his voice wasn't good enough. He's got one of the most epic voices in the history of rock! I used to listen to his music since I was like 6 years old. I could listen to him all day
Giuliana CR ❤️
Dickinson’s studio belt on Number o’ the Beast has got to be in the top 5.....
Thanks for weighing in, Eric!
Chester Bennington ❤
Tatiana Peres ❤️
I guessed it was him all the time❤
Ken, your presentations were just as epic as the screams! :) Good job!
Thanks, 76mattsouth!
OH MY GOD YOU MENTIONED MIKAEL AKERFELDT THANK YOU HIS SCREAMS ARE MY FAVORITE DEATH METAL SCREAMS OUT THERE! He and M. Shadows have my favorite screaming tones in music. And hearing M. Shadows starting to finally get his tone back after shortly after the stage it dropped off again is incredibly satisfying too. It'd be cool if you did a whole video going over exactly how the kind of thing that happened to Matt happens. I particularly would like to know how to avoid that because every single time I sing the song M.I.A. the bridge kills my voice for the rest of the day when it gets to "Watching the death toll rise wondering how I'm ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!" I'd like to learn how to avoid that and get better at hitting the notes as well
I cover this in my course. kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
Thanks Again Ken, I kind of took my foot off the gas pedal when Clyde died in 06 but you have definitely rewired my desire to continue recording
Happy to hear that, Rusty.
I think Michael Sweet from STRYPER had, and still has, a phenomenal voice with some SWEET screams! 😁
Thanks for weighing in, Kevin!
Steve terreberry, moonlight eternal - burning sunlight everlasting
What?! No Michael Sweet of Stryper?…Who continues to be the best underrated screamer of them all. And, of course I thought Ken Tamplin of Shout or Tamplin was going to be #1! Loved your band, and now looking for good things to come with my daughter hopefully getting great results from joining your KTVA! God bless!
Ken, BRILLIANT concept for a video and well put together. Great work! I was thrilled to see my favorite old school Ripper, Robby H. made the list! 🙏🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Brad Delp’s scream on “More than a Feeling” only made an honorable mention? Come on now.
totally agree!
Yeah, that was one of the best. If the scream does not carry or fit into a melody (like S. Bach) it's just blah, blah, blah with little value in my opinion.
Miljenko Matijevic will always be number one for me. He's range is just insane. But Mike Patton's voice is really good. I read he did all the voices of the monsters in Will Smith's I am legend movie
Thanks for sharing that tidbit, Piano Ekket!
I don't hear a lot of folks talk about the band or singer but Midnight from Crimson Glory had a crazy range. Song in point Red Sharks.
Thank you sir for your best information on best screamers
My pleasure, Atharva!
Love Sebastian Bach! Back in the day, his screams didn't even need music behind them to sound good. Great video, Ken. :)
I'm glad you liked it, abunchahooey!
Ken, showing my age here (56) but that epic Scream by Steve Perry from Wheel in the Sky was sustained a really long time and probably is the most or one of the most beautiful, dramatic and haunting in history and right up there is Three Dog night's "one" Chuck Negron vocals tow a rds the end of the song but only the studio version because he had a difficult time doing this live in sustaining that note but the studio version is unreal those are my favorite two but it is unbelievable that you did not have at least a half a dozen of Robert Plant's screams here because he is the original master of Rock screaming and everybody basically copied him (and mostly badly I might add)... so you need to make up for this by doing another list because these are the real singers anybody can just scream through a reverb can and take a deep breath and sustain it for several seconds that's nothing I could do that when I was a kid and do it just as well as half of these guys that you're showing what I couldn't do is sound like Steve Perry, Robert Plant or Chuck Negron or Ian Gilian... that level of performance and skills only come through training that didn't happen by accident those guys may have destroyed their voices through the years but they didn't just wake up singing in the shower like that one day with the exception of maybe Robert Plant lol. That level of greatness only comes from hard work and studying under somebody that is an equally great talent and teacher like yourself which I highly admire and you are definitely helping me get closer to my goals and I will be purchasing your full course as soon as I can afford it.
Ian Gilan should have been number one on your list without the shadow of any doubt he is probably the most gifted voice in rock history simply because he was the male version of Mariah Carey back in the 60s & 70s. He was almost at dog-whistle territory until he blew his vocal cords out just like Robert Plant which Plants epic scream in the middle of "Since I've Been Loving You" (studio version only) Is from another planet and just the little things he used to do like at the fade out of communication breakdown or whole lot of love or if you want a grungier modern scream from plant just listen to the studio version of I'm going to crawl at the end that basically puts all these modern guys to shame because he does a better job at what they are doing then they do but it's really because his voice was shot by 1980 sadly but he still sounded great because he knew how to use what he had left and occasionally he can still hit a few highs I have seen some bootlegs of him using his true head and chest voice in a few bars and some really good days and it was really really awesome and the thing with plant is his talking voice sounds beautiful and I wish he understood that about himself a little more and quit putting his voice through a harmonizer to jack up the pitch the dude has such a eloquent and romantic voice that he can recite a Shakespearean prose and warm everybody's heart so I wish he would use his true voice a little more in his newer music it would be 10 times better because he is perfect the way he is that is unchanged in his voice it's just he can't get up there super high anymore. But I can't do this rant without also discussing the female counterparts to all this screaming which I want to scream at you for not putting Janis Joplin in this list because she is the originator of all females screaming in rock music and nobody ever did it better than her in her prime so to not include her at all was definitely deserving of a dozen lashes here so assume the position and take your medicine lol.
I usually overlook these things you miss because you seem to be really focused and obsessed with 80s and 90s rockers which is surprising for your age you're about the same age as me but I guess it's because of your target audience and that's cool but not at the expense of the greatest era which even young rockers will usually admit is the late 60s and 70s and some of the 80s like with Iron Maiden in great bands like that 4 hard metal but even those guys are all hugely influence by Sabbath and Deep Purple so even that generation Drew their inspiration from the late sixties and early seventies just like classical music basically Drew most of its inspiration from Beethoven, Bach and Mozart each form of music has that Golden Era of inspiration and all I am saying is you cannot forget that nucleus whenever you discuss or create lists of greatest attributes... I mean nothing against Axl Rose but I'm sure he would be embarrassed to be in the same room with Robert Plant and sit and watch your list and Robert not being mentioned once in it come on dude... we've got to put these things in context to give proper homage and respect to the foundation we are all standing on. There are of course exceptions to the rule like Chris Cornell and a few other singers who actually sound like they have some training and actually worked on their voice apart from singing in the shower or karaoke night at the Corner Pub and I don't know what's going on with the newer guys in rock but they just don't sound right and it seems to be accepted to have a really wimpy almost sissy like voice in rock music now... almost like a kind of androgynous voice that doesn't know if it's a man or a woman. I don't care what somebody's sexual orientation is but a man is still a man and should sound like a man even if a man sings high you still know you're listening to a man back in the day; just listen to Robert Plant or Steve Perry; there's no gender confusion here. I don't know what it is but it's like men lost all their testosterone somewhere back in the 90s and it never returned with the exception of Chris Cornell who I thought would be the next Robert Plant until the evil cabal that has infiltrated and taken over the music industry they seem to just destroy everybody's life that enters their evil domain... without going too much in the weeds of all this I think you know what I'm talking about and its really disheartening that nobody ever talks about this aspect of the music industry but that's another subject altogether but anyway it would really be great if you did another video with these things in mind I could send you a link to probably about 10 bootlegs of Plant doing things that he couldn't even do after 1969. I will try to dig them up and send them to you. Peace, Bob
I honestly thought Plant was going to be No. 1. Sooooo messed up. NOBODY ON EARTH can scream better than that rock God. What a sham.
Ian Gillan's intro on Highway Star
Marco Salvetti 👍
Ian Gillan "Don't Hold Me Back"
Child in time, that are his best screams by far
Marco Salvetti Sure did like his voice. His work on "Jesus Christ Superstar" is ...well, it's....Godly. Plus there's all his stuff on stage
Charisme, talent et humilité. Thanks for this phenomenal job singing it Ken !
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Hell yeah great metal screams and your scream at the end kicked ass too! One guy forgot to mention George “Corpsegrinder” Fisher his scream in the intro of “Devoured by Vermin” is INSANE! Great stuff!
Thank you. 😃
I was wondering when Maynard was going to be named, his screams are just awesome!!!
Thanks for the video Ken!!!
Daniel Pc 👍
The end of Jerk Off from Lallapalooza in 1999 is amazing
Great list, thanks Ken, and you absolutely deserve to be there with your closing of 'you know my name', it was phenomenal! I absolutely love that song, and it seems really hard to sing, but you really did it justice. Really love your song 'Media Mania' btw, which seems even more appropriate these days!
Jim Morrison had one of the best primal screams of all time
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Facts
great list, but daniel heiman and eric adams are definetly missing
Alexander Kohlhepp 👍👍
Agree 💯
Daniel Heiman is one of the greatest vocalists heavy metal has ever known.
Ray Alder from Fates Warning is magnificent.
Ralf Scheepers from Primal Fear is amazing as well.
anyone waited for the grudge- tool ???
that long scream???
I was waiting for anything from MJK. Guy has done screams live way better than half the people on this list lol. The One from Jerk-Off back in the 90s was ridiculous.
Samrak K.C. 👍
Ticks an leaches far more impressive
@@williamkramer9731 Ticks and Leeches is in the honorable mentions at 13:25. I do think it should have been high up in the list, though
Yes Grudge
My top 5 personally, in no particular order: Eric Adams (Manowar), Ralf Scheepers (Primal Fear), M. Shadows (A7X), Michael Kiske (Helloween), and Blackie Lawless (W.A.S.P)
Couldn't agree more. Eric and Ralf are deserve more love
Stratovarius, king Diamond, udo, and Doro Pesch should have definitely been somewhere on this list! Udo’s opening scream on fast as a shark!
Death’s cover of Painkiller. Chuck Schuldiner is the man.
Sam Arceneaux 👍
Totally agree! lml
Layne Staley of Alice in Chains also had some epic screaming vocals in songs like Love Hate Love and Sunshine etc. It would be awesome if he would also get included in the list. Anyway you rock Mr.Ken!🤘🤘
Diamanda Galas has a unique voice. Has been used in several horror movies as 'vocal terror.' check out her vocals in her release, The Litanies of Satan.
An early metal scream which guided me towards metal was the opening scream on the song, 'Heavy Metal Shuffle' from the band, Kick Axe.
Journey, sweet and simple
Thanks for sharing this video. I also love lincon park. Great band!
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Legend has it that the producer of Number of the Beast kept stopping Bruce short of his scream and criticizing his performance and making them constantly start over. Bruce was furious, frustrated and tossing chairs. Once he honked Bruce off enough he said Now scream. Legendary scream.
Hahaha! Great!
Mutt Lange did similar to Brian Johnson on Back In Black
the breakdown of love hate love by alice in chains should be here
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaahh!Well said.
Agreed!
Layne is SO underrated.
Almost nobody's aware that there was an absolute legend like Layne who existed
You are missed Layne
right?
So amazing! Look forward to being on this list some day. Patience - getting the foundation built first. Peace out!
Suzie Easter 👍👍👍
Epicc list! Ty!! 🦇☠️🦇
Surprised Blackie Lawless wasn’t mentioned. He’s one of the best metal vocalists I’ve ever heard. In fact, he’s my favorite vocalist of all time!
Dude couldn't agree more, what a legend. The neon god is a fucking masterpiece.
@@ivanivanovic5857 and The Crimson Idol!
Great list of vocals of all time, for me the number one is rob halford in victim of changes theme. thanks a lot! dont´n forget a epic scream of GEFF TATE on Take hold the flame, see it in concert of Japan is fantastic!!!!!!!.
Terrible !!!!
Great list! Screams have been integral for my vocal style and your videos and lessons on your channel have helped me out a lot through the years in that as well as my fundamentals. I think this year I will finally be able to get one of the full courses and take it to the next level. I'm really excited. Super thankful for all of your work. Appreciate it.
As far as lists, the scream I always hold as the most epic personally is Jim Gillette's scream in Nitro's Machine Gunn Eddie. It is so insane.
A few other personal favorites that really affected me in no particular order (Well, maybe the first lol):
Michael Sweet (Stryper) - The Way as well as In God We Trust (both versions and well, basically all of Michael's screams lol He has affected me more than anyone)
Chang Yu-Sheng - The Talk Show Singing Challenge (really helped me key in on sound queues for my own technique development)
Rob Rock (Impellitteri) - Lost in the Rain (made it a goal of mine when I was younger to be able to scream the notes like him, and play like Chris.... HA! Talk about lofty)
Brandi Carlile - The Story
Rob Halford (Judas Priest) - Exciter
Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell
Miljenko Matijevic (Steelheart) - She's Gone
Freddie Mercury (Queen) - Gimme the Prize (Not quite a scream, but the high register notes and tone is absolutely insane)
Roger Taylor (Also Queen) - My Fairy King and 39
David DiSanto (Vektor) - Tetrastructural Minds
Tom Araya (Slayer) - Angel of Death
Dan Weyandt (Zao) - Parade of Chaos
Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden) - Run to the Hills
Just some that came to mind. There are so many more.
TLDR: Good vid! Love your content! Screams are nice n' stuff! \m/
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Incredible screams
I’m surprised Tool did not end up higher on the list.
I miss Freddie Mercury's WHY from Under Pressure, which is not just an extremely high scream but also demands an excellent vocal technique since he's perfectly singing up the chromatic scale until a freaking A5.
Furthermore Tom Araya's scream in Slayers's Angel of Death.
Oh, and Bruce Dickinson (Number of the Beast) and Ian Gillan (Child in Time) should easily be in the Top 10.
Honourable mentions are awesome!
totally dig the bits of info for each person! I appreciate that.
Happy to hear that.
Death's cover of "Painkiller" by Judas Priest contains some of the sickest screams I've ever heard. Chuck Schuldiner was insane.
You know my name is such a cool James Bond tune. You did that song justice! (Massive Bond fan aswell) Chris Cornell is one of my favourites of all time. Really want to be able to scream someday. Didn't really know much about him beside his music, and I was really sad when he and Chester left Earth. A couple months later, I was bored and looked at Wikipedia, searching up my birthday only to see what has happend during the years on that day, and figured out that me and Chris had the same. It doesn't mean anything, I know. I just thougth it was really cool!
That is cool, Åsmund Selland!
Clyde Holly was a phenomenal singer, I played in his band for almost 10 years and learned several things vocally. I have learned more from you in these videos in a couple of months then I have in a decade with the best singer I have ever been around. R.I.P. Clyde Holly
Wow! Rock on, Rusty!
@@kentamplin absolutely!! Thanks again, I'll be in Ken tamplin video class everyday 👍, when I complete recording this year I would love to send it that way and get your critique on it at some point
I had to pause the video yesterday and come back to it today and just finished it. That scream you did at the end is bloody impressive. I'm now going from not subscribed but watches some of your videos, to subscribed and going back to watch your other videos.
Thanks for subscribing!
@@kentamplin do you have videos on hitting, and sustaining, high notes consistently? I can HIT the notes from songs like Dream Theater's "Finally Free" but I have trouble holding the notes and not having voice cracks while doing so. I've gotten better over time by practicing with easier songs like Roman Sky by Avenged Sevenfold, but I feel like there's something in the way I sing that is making it harder on me than it needs to be.
Love that we got Steven Tyler in his latter years ranking in this list. I honestly prefer the rasp of his voice in his 40s-60s over the earlier days of Aerosmith
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That dio scream in Mob Rules was awesome.
Cody Harbour 💪💪💪
No Dale Thompson of “Bride?” Come on!!!! One of the best screamers ever!
Great scream Ken!
My two favorite screams saved for last 🤘🔥
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Lots of screamers in metal music. You’ve compiled a pretty good list.
I have always loved me some Blackie Lawless.
I'm glad you liked it, Andy!
Great setlist Ken
So Michael Kiske from HelloWeeN was missing from the list
nice job sr
I was expecting Erica Adams scream in Dark Avenger with Manowar on this list. Thank you for good content!
M shadows - God Hates Us rock am ring 2010 is better
That scream gives me goosebumps too this day
2011
gunslinger....
Best scream ever ! 💗
Waking the fallen screams are better
I missed Tony Harnell(TNT) in this one. The last song on the album Tell No Tales, which is the title song, has one of the most epic scream /high notes I have ever heard 😎👌 That whole album in general is just epic 👍
Awesome video!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘Greetings from Greece🇬🇷🇬🇷
Rock on! 😀
Great video. Luv it!
I'm glad you liked it, Mario!
No one is gonna mention the clever puns for everyone.
I'm shocked that Cradle of Filth's cover of Hallowed be Thy Name by Iron Maiden didn't make it in the top 3. Dani Filth is easily in the top 3 of all screamers out there.
Much Love ... especially the last singer singing in the studio.
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Myles Kennedy of Alter Bridge gives the most incredible vocal high note at the end of " Words Darker Than Their Wings"
from their live concert " Live at Royal Albert Hall" . It would easily be in the top 5.
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Yes Miles should have been in the list..
The scream that I was impressed by was Caleb Followill's of Kings of Leon on the song "Charmer". He preceeds each line with a scream but flows into the first lyric immediately.
museofire 👍
Many of the honorable mentions were better than many of the ones that actually made the list. Also, incredibly sad that Michael Sweet shows up no where in any of this.
25 slots. 25 S L O T S.
Agree wholeheartedly. The end of Stryper's "The Way" is epic!
Michael Sweet missing what a drag.
@@CruelSun7319 AND?
Nice great vídeo man thanks
My pleasure!
That scream you did at the end was pretty awesome man. Nice video!
Thank you, Charles!