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evyllsummer · 12-09-2005, 12:31 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by Vliegs) It sounds like lately from the performances I've heard on the radio tour that his voice is more raw than rare. There are quite a few other baritones with his range as well so it's not that uncommon. Eddie Vedder being the most predominant since Scott does sound a lot like him. Donnie Hamby from Doubledrive has a similar range as well, and the lead singer of Candlebox, can't remember his name at the moment.

Kevin Martin was the lead singer of Candlebox, and, yeah, in 1993, Donnie Hamby had the tone that Stapp debuted in 1997...of course, Donnie could hit the higher stuff a little better, but, yeah, on the Still Rain song "Forever Son", he sounds a LOT like Stapp, yet, again, 4 years PRIOR to MOP...

12-09-2005, 12:31 AM	#46
evyllsummer USER INFO » Status: A Melody Posts: 442 Joined: Sep 2004 Currently: Offline	Quote: (Originally Posted by Vliegs) It sounds like lately from the performances I've heard on the radio tour that his voice is more raw than rare. There are quite a few other baritones with his range as well so it's not that uncommon. Eddie Vedder being the most predominant since Scott does sound a lot like him. Donnie Hamby from Doubledrive has a similar range as well, and the lead singer of Candlebox, can't remember his name at the moment. Kevin Martin was the lead singer of Candlebox, and, yeah, in 1993, Donnie Hamby had the tone that Stapp debuted in 1997...of course, Donnie could hit the higher stuff a little better, but, yeah, on the Still Rain song "Forever Son", he sounds a LOT like Stapp, yet, again, 4 years PRIOR to MOP...