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Best frontman that didn't play an instrument

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    #62
    myploscarf
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    Did anyone mention Iggy Pop?


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    #63
    VW 1
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    + 1 on liam gallagher for me, even if he is a clown, hard to take your eyes off him once he hits the stage


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    #64
    Mike Litoris
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    joey ramone


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    #65
    cirkumflexjohn
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    Useful.Idiot wrote: »
    Our own homegrown Alan "Nemtheanga" Averill :D

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    +1, most intense frontman out there for sure.

    how about frank in old season and brendan from mourning beloveth? ;)


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    #66
    myploscarf
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    Johnny Rotten??


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    #67
    lyndonjones
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    Caveat wrote: »
    Arrgghh! I change my mind if Freddie counts! How could I forget Freddie?

    Easily the best - and I'm not even that much into Queen.

    Freddie played the piano!!

    And once he "tried" to play his "****ty guitar" ;)


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    #68
    lyndonjones
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    Not sure if he played an instrument but he was good


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    #69
    lyndonjones
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    Did he play an instrument??

    Whether he did or not still a good frontman!! RIP


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    #70
    chughes
    Registered Users Posts: 1,740 ✭✭✭chughes


    lyndonjones wrote: »
    Did he play an instrument??

    Whether he did or not still a good frontman!! RIP

    I think he was proficient at playing his rhythm stick :D


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    #71
    lyndonjones
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    He had a "reason to be cheerful" :P


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    #72
    Nailz
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    lyndonjones wrote: »
    Not sure if he played an instrument but he was good
    I had a soft spot for Shaun Ryder back a few years, I still do kinda.


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    #73
    jefreywithonef
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    myploscarf wrote: »
    Did anyone mention Iggy Pop?

    I came here to say that. Strange how it took three pages for it. Brilliant frontman.


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    #74
    paperwork
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    Tiddlers wrote: »
    Oh, and Perry Farrell! Best thing I saw at Oxegen last year.

    +1
    Best performance I'd ever seen... So glad Razorlight sucked so more people got to enjoy it.


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    Dennis the Stone
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    old hippy wrote: »
    Damo Suzuki, during his time spent with Can. Their best albums, I reckon. Very influential in the early Happy Mondays sound...

    Yep.


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    #76
    DeBunny
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    myploscarf wrote: »
    Did anyone mention Iggy Pop?

    Can't believe it took that long for someone to mention him. He's one of the best front men ever. Regardless of whether they play an instrument or not.
    The stage invasion gig he did at electric picnic was one of the top three gigs I've ever seen.


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