you can debate wether Dani's vocals are nice to listen to, but it's crystal clear that he can produce inhumane sounds that very few vocalist are capable of, if they don't want to fvkk up their troaths for a month of so. Therefore, he's like someone doing extremely hard stuff with his guitar: Maybe it's not great to listen to, but someone who can do this is a good guitar player. At least not a bad one.

5.) Anders Frieden (In Flames)

Steve Zetro Souza honestly beats out Paul Baloff for me.

Worst vocalists:
1. That guy from Between the Buried and Me

Steve Zetro Souza honestly beats out Paul Baloff for me.

Thrash vocalists:
1. Mark Osgueda (Death Angel)
2. Dave Mustaine (You know where he's from)
3. Tom Araya (see above)
4. Sean Killian (Only after you get used to him)
5. James Hetfield.

Worst vocalists:
1. That guy from Between the Buried and Me
2. Hetfield (modern)

Firstly, I AM a vocalist

Finally, it's been awhile since I've seen you start an arguement with that.

Yeah yeah yeah. Unfortunetly, singing is less about singing talent and more about personal opinion on the basic sound of the voice and vocal style. In my opinion, unless the person keeps fucking up with their voice(Anders Freiden live) then it's all just personal opinion weither a vocalist is good or bad.

I'm sorry, but you sir do not know shit about vocals.

Firstly, I AM a vocalist, and second, I have seen Between The Buried and Me live. He is freaking awesome.

The deep growl he does is not easy. It's much harder than screaming and most growling. Hitting that low is hard. Pushing it as much as he does, and still holding it is even more impressive. The higher scream is also very good and well controlled. He is better than 90% of screamers/growlers out there. And having seen them live, I can assure you he hits every note perfectly. The band itself is perfect live.

His singing is not phenomenal, but it is not bad either. It's better than most clear vocals I hear in metal or hardcore. It is really good on Mordecai however. And he also pulls off his clean vocals live without any variation.

Mark Osgueda at one?

In my opinion he's the one that is ruining Death Angel's music. After all those years he still sounds like an immature youngster of 14 years old. I really can't take him serious. I remember when I bought Act III many years ago, because it really got great reviews and that I was completely put off by his vocals.

But then again, it's all about personal taste.

I love that guy's vocals. He can hit monstrously high notes. Reminds me of Halford.

And yes, it is about personal taste, something Jaden fails to realize.