Favorite front man

[Nutsin]

There’s been some good ones over the years. If I had to pick one I’d have to go with Roger Daltrey. Who you got?

[Sydney_Iron]

"Would maybe go Joe Strummer Grew up loving the Clash and maybe the best live band i saw back then. Jimmy Pursey is worth a shout, Sham 69 gigs were mental! Just one more, Lee Brilleaux with the original Dr Feelgood line up with Wilco."

[WHU(Exeter)]

Mark Burgess

[joyo]

Geoff Hurst

[RBshorty]

Go for the bleed’in obvious and say Freddie. Although Bon go to be in the conversation.

[BBondsBootlaces]

It's Freddie Mercury. What's the point of this thread?

[onsideman]

Nutsin 10:18 Fri Jan 19 Haven't you got any friends?

[zebthecat]

"Takashi Miike 11:19 Fri Jan 19 Same here with that Pistols tour, they played Silver Machine in their set.John Lydon's favourite bands as a kid were Hawkwind and Neu!."

[Tomshardware]

Timothy Dalton was underrated and ahead of his time.

[Takashi Miike]

"gutted I missed the pistols last tour, they sounded great. I remember hearing marilion on the radio in the early 80s. my old man was a big fan of genesis and I was convinced it was gabriel singing, never got to see the big man live"

[zebthecat]

This is a tough one. John Lydon was mesmeric on stage. Missed the Sex Pistols but have seen PIL a lot and he just get the crowd with that stare. Not a fan of their music much but Fish was brilliant in Marillion. His between song chat was verging on a really good stand up act and he dominated on stage in the songs. Mike Patton is superb - he is erratic and not particularly showy but what a voice.

[paul6565]

"Russell Mael from Sparks for me, fabulous band since early 70s"

[Takashi Miike]

"best ones I've seen live........... Russell Mael, Rick Witter, Tim Booth, James Dean Bradfield, Terry Hall"

[Iron Duke]

Di Canio was pretty good.

[Iron Duke]

Di Canio was pretty good.