This past Sunday KISW played the top 99 frontmen of rock, the lead singers, as voted online by KISW listeners!! As usual, very interesting choices and very odd positions for many!!

99: David Coverdale: Whitesnake: Here I Go Again
98: David Draiman: Disturbed: Down With The Sickness
97: Aaron Lewis: Staind: Outside (Live Version)
96: Mike Patton: Faith No More: Epic
95: Chad Kroeger: Nickelback: Feelin' Way Too Damn Good
94: David Gilmour: Pink Floyd: What Do You Want From Me?
93: Spider: Powerman 5000: Free
92: Tom Araya: Slayer: Dead Skin Mask
91: Bruce Springstien: Bruce Sprinsteen & The E..: Born In The U.S.A.
90: Brandon Boyd: Incubus: Pardon Me
89: Bon Jovi: Bon Jovi: Livin' On A Prayer
88: Roger Waters: Pink Floyd: Another Brick In The Wall 2
87: Jesse James Dupree: Jackyl: Lumberjack Song
86: Stephen Pearcy: Ratt: Round And Round
85: Bruce Dickenson: Iron Maiden: Run To The Hills
84: Glen Danzig: Danzig/ Misfits: Mother '93 Remix
83: George Thorogood: Destroyers: Bad To The Bone
82: Mike Ness: Social Distortion: Ball And Chain
81: Josey Scott: Saliva: Survival Of The Sickest
80: Kevin Dubrow: Quiet Riot: Come On Feel The Noise
79: Scott Stapp: Creed: My Own Prison
78: Tim Cronin: Monster Magnet: Space Lord
77: Shannon Hoon: Blind Melon: No Rain
76: Elvis Presley: Elvis Presley: All Shook Up
75: Sebastian Back: Skid Row: I Remember You
74: Mark Lanegan: Screaming Trees: Nearly Lost You
73: Ed Kowalcyk: Live: Selling The Drama
72: Geddy Lee: Rush: Tom Sawyer
71: Joe Strummer: Clash: London Calling
70: Pete Townsend: Who: Who Are You
69: Corey Taylor: Sklipknot : Duality
68: Bradley Nowell: Sublime: What I Got
67: Stevie Ray Vaughan: Stevie Ray Vaughan: Pride & Joy
66: Bret Michaels: Poison: Nothin' But A Good Time
65: Sully Erna: Godsmack: I Stand Alone
64: Dexter Holland: Offspring : Self Esteem
63: Ronnie Van Zant: Lynyrd Skynyrd: Sweet Home Alabama
62: Klaus Meine: Scorpions: Rock You Like A Hurricane
61: Alice Cooper: Alice Cooper: Schools Out
60: Paul Stanley: Kiss: Lick It Up
59: Gavin Rossdale: Bush: Machine Head
58: Joe Elliot: Def Leppard: Pour Some Sugar On Me
57: Lajon Witherspoon: Sevendust: Black
56: Jonathan Davis: Korn: Freak On A Leash
55: Thom Yorke: Radiohead: Creep
54: James Hetfield: Metallica: Enter Sandman
53: Geoff Tate : Queensryche: Jet City Woman
52: Josh Homme: Queens Of The Stone Age: No One Knows
51: Les Claypool: Primus: Jerry Was A Racecar Driver
50: Johnny Rotten: Sex Pistols: God Save The Queen
49: Chester Benington: Linkin Park: One Step Closer
48: Dave Mustaine: Megadeth: Symphony Of Destruction
47: Joey Ramone: Ramones: I Wanna Be Sedated
46: Lenny Kravitz: Lenny Kravitz: Are You Gonna Go My Way
45: Perry Farrel: Jane's Addiction: Been Caught Stealing
44: Sammy Hagar: Van Halen: Right Now
43: Billy Idol: Billy Idol: Rebel Yell
42: Serj Tankian: System Of A Down: Toxicity
41: Maynard James Keenan: Tool: Sober
40: Lemmy Kilmister: Motorhead: Ace Of Spades
39: Billy Corgan: Smashing Pumpkins: Bullet With Butterfly Wings
38: Chris Robinson: Black Crowes: Hard To Handle
37: Ted Nugent: Ted Nugent: Cat Scratch Fever
36: Jack White: White Stripes: Seven Nation Army
35: Eddie Vedder: Pearl Jam: Alive
34: Ian Astbury: Cult: Fire Woman
33: Trent Reznor: Nine Inch Nails: Closer
32: Marilyn Manson: Marilyn Manson: The Beautiful People
31: Neil Young: Neil Young: Rockin' In A Free World
30: Phillip Anselmo: Pantera: Walk
29: Kid Rock: Kid Rock: Bawitdaba
28: Billy Joe Armstrong: Green Day: Brain Stew/Jaded
27: Vince Neil: Motley Crue: Dr. Feelgood
26: Brian Johnson: Ac/Dc: Back In Black
25: Roger Daltrey: The Who: Baba O'riely
24: Fred Durst: Limp Bizkit: Break Stuff
23: Dave Grohl: Foo Fighters: Everlong
22: Gene Simmons: Kiss: Rock N' Roll All Nite
21: Ronnie James Dio: Dio: Holy Diver
20: Kurt Cobain: Nirvana: Smells Like Teen…
19: Rob Zombie: White Zombie: Dragula
18: Bono: U2: Vertigo
17: Anthony Kiedis: Red Hot Chili Peppers: Give It Away
16: Chris Cornell: Soundgarden: Black Hole Sun
15: Dee Snider: Twisted Sister: We're Not Gonna Take It
14: Layne Staley : Alice In Chains: Man In The Box
13: Mick Jaggar: Rolling Stones: Sympathy For The Devil
12: Rob Halford: Judas Priest: Livin' After Midnight
11: Bon Scott: Ac/Dc: Highway To Hell
10: Freddy Mercury: Queen: We Will Rock You/We Are…
9: Zach De La Rocha: Rage Against The Machine: Down Rodeo
8: Ozzy Osbourne: Black Sabbath: Crazy Train
7: Scott Weiland: Stone Temple Pilots: Plush
6: Robert Plant: Led Zepplin: Rock And Roll
5: Jimi Hendrix: Jimi Hendrix: Purple Haze
4: Steven Tyler: Aerosmith: Sweet Emotion
3: Axl Rose: Guns N' Roses: Paradise City
2: Jim Morrison: Doors: Roadhouse Blues
1: David Lee Roth: David Lee Roth: Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love

HUH??? What's the deal with #8?? Crazy Train was with Ozzy SOLO, NOT, NOT, NOT with Black Sabbath!!!!!
:confused: :mad: These guys at KISW are the biggest bunch of morons in the world.

And where is Roger Chapman of Family for "Drowned in Wine?" Oh, that's right, Family never sold a lot of records in America.

WELL, THAT'S NO EXCUSE!!!

:mad:

man those guys are just goofy - I used to listen to KISW all the time when I was in Seattle... until "the end" came around (which got boring after about a year)

AND WHERE MAY I ASK IS STEVE PERRY???? THE VOICE! MARILYN MANSON OVER STEVE PERRY?!


LONG LIVE THE VOICE!

Originally posted by Captain ABlairica

15: Dee Snider: Twisted Sister: We're Not Gonna Take It

8: Ozzy Osbourne: Black Sabbath: Crazy Train

3: Axl Rose: Guns N' Roses: Paradise City


HUH??? What's the deal with #8?? Crazy Train was with Ozzy SOLO, NOT, NOT, NOT with Black Sabbath!!!!!
:confused: :mad: These guys at KISW are the biggest bunch of morons in the world.

#15, good to see 'We're Not Gonna Take It' come in at a high number. Always one of my favorites.

#3, enough said. All hail Axl...... well not really.

#8? What?! Black Sabbath did not record Crazy Train, like Greg said. Good God, and KISW did this?! They should be ashamed. It appeared on the BLIZZARD OF OZZ album. Not the BLIZZARD OF BLACK SABBATH album! :o

There have probably been very few singers of bands who have gone solo and have had have their solo careers just as successful, if not more, like Ozzy. Back in 1980, I thought that Ozzy would sell a few albums or so, but I never imagined that his solo career would eclipse Black Sabbath.

It's strange, I wrote "Ozzy Osbourne of Black Sabbath" on the online entry, so it looks like they were quoting me, but you'd think they'd play a song from both phases of Ozzy's career, but NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO......:mad: :rolleyes: