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So, there was a bit of confusion over at the Paul is the best screamer of all time thread, where I debated who actually was the best. That’s not the point of that thread, so this is. Hoping to get a mod to move the mini-discussion on this topic from that thread.
I nominated Kurt Cobain as well as Paul.
Cobain has the hovering on out of control feel to him. See the chorus of Smells Like Teen Spirit. One of his best tracks is Scentless Apprentice from In Utero. He screams the verse, each line punctuated by a screaming guitar riff. The vocals and guitar work are amazing, it’s an extremely underrated song. Give it a listen if you haven’t.
For Paul’s case, see Helter Skelter . I rest my case.
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A lot of threads about screaming ………
I’d nominate Roger Daltrey if only for his YEAaaaaaaaaaaa from “won’t get fooled again”
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A lot of threads about screaming ………
I’d nominate Roger Daltrey if only for his YEAaaaaaaaaaaa from “won’t get fooled again”
In all seriousness, good answer.
Roger Daltrey is one of my favorite singers of all time.
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Offline derek_francis, you might want to add your nominee to this thread.
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Paul was a good screamer but, alas, he did not utilize it nearly enough.
Roger Daltrey is a great pick. It’s also worth mentioning Dio and Kurt Cobain.
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Paul wasn’t just a good screamer; he is one. To only consider his Beatles era is to do him a huge disservice. If anything, his vocal style, screams included, have become far more diverse after the Fabs broke up. It’s no longer the carefully controlled ‘aaaaaaah-whooooo’ screams (which still crack me up whenever I hear them because they sound like he’s having so much fun doing them), or the ‘Oh! Darling ‘ roars, we get a whole new array of screams, cries, yelps, and whatnot. And they’re not always that controlled anymore either; it’s like he feels it’s okay to just let ’em rip, which is wonderful to hear. So, to me, Paul is the best screaming vocalist, if only for the sheer variety in his screams, and because he’s still screaming with the best of them at 73! Now that’s impressive.
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What she said!
I don’t habitually listen to screaming rockers other than John and Paul, so I couldn’t nominate anyone impartially. So I’ll just say…
PAUL!!! 
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3 November 2015
Offline Prince for his song “Kiss.” He manages to scream while still singing and not entering into a whistle range–quite an accomplishment when reaching an F6. Same with Steven Tyler in “Dream On.” I’d have to finalize myself with Tyler, though–he does it more often.
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3 August 2012
Offline I couldn’t possibly decide on anyone in particular because there are sooo many but Paul is a major possibility. Listen to the caterpauling (don’t tell SG that I nicked her word) in Oh Woman Oh Why for a great example.
Another obvious one is Jon Bon Jovi.
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I couldn’t possibly decide on anyone in particular because there are sooo many but Paul is a major possibility. Listen to the caterpauling (don’t tell SG that I nicked her word) in Oh Woman Oh Why for a great example.
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