@@art.howard explain how Glenn Hughes cut Black Country Communion in his late 50s...lol I think it has a lot to do with technique these guys who power belt raspy mix voice are in the Danger Zone. Glenn Hughes with Black Sabbath Heart Like a Wheel is probably my favorite vocal, not to mention Lord Iommi playing blues that could easily rival Page
Yeah they could, no singer these days even comes close to the sound the vocalists had during the 80's. Miles Kennedy of Alter Bridge might come the closest out of any new rock bands. Amazing singers of the 80's and early 90's- Sebastian Bach, Jani Lane, Mark Slaughter, Jeff Keith, Rob Halford, Geoff Tate, Don Dokken, Steve Perry, Axl Rose, Brian Johnson, Steven Tyler, Ozzy, Joe Elliot, Tom Keiffer, and C.J. Snare just to name some. All Amazing fucking vocalists
Gabriel F Damn Straight ❣ My first rock concert was Slaughter. I was in the fan club and had the honor of meeting Tim, Dana, and Blas. They were such sweet hearts. I gave Tim a little wooden cross pendant that I had brought for him and gave Blas a ring that I had made that said Kim loves Blas😳. They all signed my meet and greet pass. One of the greatest experiences of my life. I was devastated when Tim passed away. I miss him. He was a wonderful person and guitarist.
I remember when singers didn't need auto tune. And the band played their own instruments. An the bands had their own sound. I feel blessed to have lived through the 3 decades of GREAT ROCCKKK - ROOOLLLL!!!
In 1990, I got "Stick It Live" on cassette at streetside records. Man,good band. Unfortunately it was the last gasp of eighties metal/hard rock. I wish it would make a resurgence.
I'm having to admit never knew Mark's incredible voice back during 90s! Like the music he did but was unaware of his vocal range! Actually came late to many artists with great voices, Pat Benatar, Ann Wilson, Stevie Nicks and some others I can't think of but You Tube brought them back for me to really appreciate!
My claim to fame, I played with Tim a few times at my cousins house, before he was famous! Hey, that could have been me drumming, except I'm not quite that good, and I only use one base drum.
I literally screamed in my car listening to this on my way to work. Good God that man made every hair on arms and neck stand up. ABC you used to be be so cool for playing stuff like this. I still love my music loud and am happy to be an adult who can buy all the concert tickets I want.
I saw these guys right around the time of this video. In Bismarck North Dakota. With kiss and winger. ThenI saw them the other day on a new video and they don't sound anything like this anymore! I think the best thing would be to cash it in while they're still remembered in a good way! LOL
Timmy Bridges definitely disagree! I just saw them Saturday. Nicest guys ever. they let me and my Husband sit back stage and watch them. He hit All those notes and more. Amazing.
That's the same stage they used when they opened for Ozzie's No More Tears Tour. I wonder if that was the same tour? I swearthat tour was in 1992 though here in San Diego. But, I could be mistaken. Anyway, great show. Yep, just went to the Wiki page. The show I went to was in June 1992. Met Slaughter, the whole band, at a Go Cart track in San Diego many hours before the show. It was advertised on the radio that they would be there to meet their fans.
+Ed Junior inevitable effects of age,alcohol... but most of all the vocals themselves... all vocalists as awesome as Mark with the high growling vocals like this know that the day will come when the fame the vocals gave em will come back to claim their voice... just look at Axl, Tom Keifer, and the list goes on
+Ed Junior Don never really sang like this. He wasn't a great vocalist. Mark is still a great vocalist. Ozzy is still a great vocalist. Geddy Lee is still a great vocalist. John Tardy is better today than he was in 1990.
Uziel, Mark had issues with his right vocal chords. In 92 he had nodule surgery then a few years later began the trail of multiple unsuccessful surgeries and now his voice is completely gone.
total surprised the energy levels that intense for Slaughter concert; 400%....1000% American rock-n-roll to another level....Was that Mark yelling or singing? Either way it was a good show. He was pumped up whole time. 14:40 he jumped off speaker.
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