Greatest ever front man?

[the truth]

whos the best front man of the greatest ever bands?

Is it.....

Jagger

Daltrey

Bono

Jim Morrissey

neil tennant,

eric burden (the animals),

richard ashcroft

paul heaten (the housemartins and beautiful south

Jacko-Jackson 5

Annie Lennox- eurythmics (yes I know shes a woman lol)

Robert Plant

Liam Gallacher

Kelly Jones

ian Curtis

paul weller the jam

suggs madness

Ian Brown

Robert Johnson

Springsteen (if u classify him as front man for band or solo artist)

Phil collins genesis

Neil Finn-Crowded House

Marc Bolan

Freddie Mercury

david Gilmour

chris martin

Ray davies the kinks

thom yorke-radiohead

Kurt cobain

Morrissey

gary barlow (Ive seen more passion in a potted plant but each to their own lol)

etc etc

Or perhaps you have others , please let us know
if I may be mildly patriotic here...it
Seems to be theyre nearly all british/irish/englishmen too which is awesome:wavey:

[Lee.]

Freddie Mercury... never been a showman like him ♥

[Me. I Am Salman]

Nicole Scherzinger

[Vanessa]

Freddy Mercury! :lovedup:

[Niamh.]

Anthony Kiedis

[Kazanne]

Michael Jackson,no one comes close

[the truth]

Michael Jackson,no one comes close

duly noted and ammended:blush:

[AnnieK]

Billy Joe Armstrong is a pretty amazing front man....but Freddie Mercury was the ultimate front man....

[Locke.]

Kelly Jones

[Marsh.]

Harry Styles.

[Shaun]

robert plant

[the truth]

loving these extra names, Ill be scrutinisg their work

[Shaun]

top five for me:

(i wouldn't include bowie because he was solo but i suppose he technically had a band)

plant, daltrey, mercury, ian curtis and morrissey

i'd also say hendrix because he was part of the 'experience' but i dunno, seemed more of a solo dude to me :laugh:

[the truth]

top five for me:

(i wouldn't include bowie because he was solo but i suppose he technically had a band)

plant, daltrey, mercury, ian curtis and morrissey

i'd also say hendrix because he was part of the 'experience' but i dunno, seemed more of a solo dude to me :laugh:

geniuses to a man:dance:

few other names to throw at you

neil tennant, eric burden (the animals), richard ashcroft, paul heaten (the housemartins and beautiful south etc

[Z]

Freddy Mercury

[InOne]

Ozzy was great back in the day. Jim Morrison, Liam Gallagher, Ashcroft and Moz of course.

[Iceman]

Eminem of course....these chicks don't even know the name of my band.........

In all seriousness Jim Morrison or Freddie Mercury

[Ammi]

..I think Robert Plant for me but he didn't have the same 'flair' as some of the leads...so probably Freddie Mercury for that...amazing presence...

[thesheriff443]

front man/showman, without doubt its freddy

[Chuck]

Bill Kaulitz

[Jesus.]

I think Jim Morrison is pretty awesome, and a really intense performer (from the bits I've seen). If I could go to any gig from history, it would have to be a Doors gig.

[Iceman]

I think Jim Morrison is pretty awesome, and a really intense performer (from the bits I've seen). If I could go to any gig from history, it would have to be a Doors gig.

I agree, all the live bits and pieces Ive seen make it look like a pretty damn good experience.

[joeysteele]

I'd go for Freddie Mercury, he was such a massive presence when onstage.

However,had his life not ended so tragically, I would have said Ian Curtis of Joy Division. From the old films of concerts I have seen of them,he had incredible stage presence too coupled with a vulnerability,which was another drawing in factor.
A great talent lost way too soon.

[King Gizzard]

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[Ramsay]

surprised at the lack of axl rose mentions...he's a dick but he's a good front man

[james130]

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Yannis :love:
I met him last night and was chatting to him for a good half an hour. Put on an incredible show and a genuinely nice guy!

[Shaun]

surprised at the lack of axl rose mentions...he's a dick but he's a good front man

nah, just a dick. GNR are probably the most overrated band ever. 4 or 5 good songs and that's it.

[lostalex]

In terms of longevity I think we'd have to say Mick Jagger takes it.

[Alf]

Top 5

Mick Jagger
Elvis Presley
Jim Morrison
Roy Orbison
Rod Stewart