I don’t remember seeing Thom Yorke at any point in the list..

Am I going crazy or is RS?

Delete that. Number 66

Where is Jim James? Did any one else listen to “Evil Urges”?? my god.

I still don’t get how you didn’t inclued any of those names especially Joe Strummer. Major oversight RS.

Where the hell is Robin Zander???

Where the hell if Jeff Buckley on this list… I mean come on people.

I would argue that Maynard should be #1

And where is Trent Reznor on this list??

I agree..no Thom Yorke..this list is a joke!

WHERE IS ANOTHONY KEIDIS?!!!!?!?!?!!?!!?!?

Thom Yorke and Jeff Buckley are on the original 100.

Tom Petty isn’t on the list beaches!

thom yorke was on the original list done by RS…

mike patton should be higher

george michael should be higher

glenn danzig should be on this list

Typical Rolling Stone no mention of Paul Stanley. Your bias against KISS is crap

chino moreno (deftones)

jim james (my morning jacket)

Ehere is Richard Ashcroft!

Freddy Mercury?

It’s a shame that Jim James of My Morning Jacket isn’t on this list. I can’t believe Axl Rose made the original list with so many so much more worthy not getting a mention.

ok people, before u bash the reader’s choices, read the damn article! freddie mercury, jeff buckley, and thom yorke were all on the list. try reading before posting!

Mark Lanegan, hell yes!

Maynard is truly NUMBER ONE!
Sorry Eddie, you can be still in the top TEN!
So, where is RICHARD ASHCROFT?

Maynard is truly NUMBER ONE!
Sorry Eddie, you can be still in the top TEN!
So, where is RICHARD ASHCROFT?

Finally they put Eddie! Eddie should’ve been in the original list. That list was mostly older singers, yet I am wondering why Kurt Cobain was on that list?

Elliott Smith can sing with the best of them

EDDIE VEDDER at the top, now it looks right

Finally, Chris Cornell high on the list! He should be number one, but Eddie is great, too. CHRIS CORNELL! CHRIS CORNELL! CHRIS CORNELL!

YAY for Cornell !
But still no Ann Wilson ? Boo.

Chris Cornell…Yeah!
this list is more REAL

I can’t believe he wasn’t on the original list or this list.

Dennis DeYoung?

yeah eddie vedder ahould be on the list!! amazing singer!!

Robert Plant? Freddie Mercury? Bono? Geddy Lee? (Yes, Geddy Lee)

and not even a mention of the late great STEVE MARRIOTT. Unbelievable voice from a pint sized UK legend. (Small Faces, Humble Pie…). Without Steve Marriott there would be NO Robert Plant. (Don’t get me started…)

nobody from righteous brothers on the list.. how could that be?

Richard Manuel

His voice is absolutely essential
there is no other like it

“I Shall be released”

Freddy and Bono were on the first list, Where is Layne Staley, He has more range than half the guys up there ( Save Patton and maybe Vedder )

Richard Manuel’s singing is flawless in “Katie’s Been Gone”

Richard Manuel’s singing is superior to the majority of both lists. He just didn’t sing any extremely popular songs.

Here’s a few who should have definately make this list, along with their best vocal performances:
Ian Gillian-”Child in Time”
Steve Mariott-”30 Days in a hole” and I don’t get why this magazine hates Mariott. He influenced so many people.
David Coverdale-”Burn”
Ronnie James Dio-”Stargazer”
Rod Halford-”You Got another thing comin’”
Bruce Dickinson-”Run to the Hills”
Glenn Hughes-”Burn” the high notes only. David sings the rest.
Ronnie James Dio-”Stargazer”
Klaus Meine-”Wind of Change”
Burke Shelly-”Parents” people have to liste to more Budgie. They are really underrated.
Frank Sinatra-”Strangers in the Night”
Ronnie Van Zant-”Sweet Home Alabama”
David Gilmour-”Comfortably Numb”
Joe Lynn Turner-”Street of Dreams”
Graham Bonnet-”Since You Been Gone” (Russ Ballard cover)
Amy Lee-”Bring Me to Life”
Bon Scott-”Highway to Hell”
Brian Johnson-”Back in Back”
Brad Delp-”More than a Feeling”
Geoff Tate-”Take Hold of the Flame”
Dennis DeYoung-”Come Sail Away”
Layne Staley-”Man in the Box”
Bob Seger-”Turn the Page”
Phil Lynott-”The Boys are Back in Town”
Phil Collins-”Misunderstanding”
Jo hn Kay-”Monster”
James LaBrie-”Pull me Under”
Chris Robinson-”She talks to Angels”
David Lee Roth-”Runnin’ with the Devil”
Sammy Hagar-”Right Now”

at least cornell should be in the original list, the guy was considered to be led zepellin frontman, how great is that
he should be in the list, as well as vedder, another amazing singer

these are all great guys and yes i understand its older rock, but why the hell isnt myles kennedy(alter bridge) and brent smith on here(shinedown)!!!!!

this is freaking garbage, eddie vedder number 1?!, if you had any understanding of the voice you would know eddie vedder doesnt deserve this spot. Hes alright but fails to deliver as consistently as the other singers below, total bs.

Manuel should be on the top three. Normally he isn’t even listen but he really is probably the single best singer that ever lived. None of the singers listed above him can be as funky, as tragic and as enigmatic as Richard Manuel. Anyone who doesn’t know him and loves classic rock should check him out. Lead singer of The Band, died in 1986.

Eddie Vedder nr.1???

He’s a good singer, but nr.1? It’s almost like putting Elizabeth as the best movie of all time, it’s very good, but not the best.

Again, Manuel. Anyone with braincells functioning would agree with him being on the top three…