Favorite singing voice

[Sethynator]

Glide was an amazing vocal performance,
Piece Of Pie,
Bi-Polar Bear,
Down (very powerful and strong)  
Adhesive
Where The River Goes
Loving The Alien
Gravedancer
Time Of the Season (COver)

He's an amazing vocalist but if I had to pick a top one it would be Glide

On a side note on eof my favorite lyrical moments of his was Barbarella...what a heartfelt song

[wickedgarden23]

Glide was an amazing vocal performance,
Piece Of Pie,
Bi-Polar Bear,
Down (very powerful and strong)  
Adhesive
Where The River Goes
Loving The Alien
Gravedancer
Time Of the Season (COver)

He's an amazing vocalist but if I had to pick a top one it would be Glide

On a side note on eof my favorite lyrical moments of his was Barbarella...what a heartfelt song

Wow, you totally nailed what my list would probably be haha. I would add the acoustic version of "Plush" that's on Thank You and also "Only Dying".

[Aaron]

Taking in account different styles used, here is my list:

From STP:
Sourgirl (live No.4 era)
Glide
Interstate Love Song
Adhesive
Plush (easily overlooked, but a technically one of his strongest recordings)

Solo:
Some Things Must Go This Way
Killing Me Sweetly
Lady, Your Roof Brings Me Down

From VR:
Gravedancer
American Man
SBQM (really dont care for the song, but its a solid vocal performance)
Fall to Pieces

[wickedgarden23]

I think American Man might be one of Scott's top 5 best vocal performances ever, I just didn't mention it earlier cuz I was just thinking of STP songs. It's such a great song though...clearly my favorite VR song. I also agree that the studio version of Plush is also very good vocally, but seems to be overlooked since we've all heard it 10 million times.

[adhesive-love]

I have always loved his crisp vocals on Big Empty.  The entire Purple record is great vocally.  Adhesive and Wicked Garden are also great.

[Lanegan7]

I like his forceful vocals on Heaven and Hot Rods and the coolness on I Got You. No.4 was his most diverse vocal album.

[wickedgarden23]

No.4 was his most diverse vocal album.

Yeah definitely. He used kind of a mix of everything he had done before and then threw in some new vocal styles.

[BrandoKommando]

Scott's harmonies and range really shined in STP's MTV performance.  Especially on
"Creep".  On but one song that I seem to always be impressed with is "Coma".
He just sings his ass off on that one.

[bcledfoot]

I know this started off as STP only however I was pretty impressed with Scott belting out the chorus to "Blind Confusion" at the Foxbourough show last week.  On the VR side, Sucker Train Blues always was a good one to watch him blare.

[The Action Girls]

best vocal performance?

"Old Dixie" BY FAR.

[Bonneville]

I really like his softness on hello It's Late.....and Somba Nova.  Beautiful Day is great with the range and all......He's a jack of all trades......from the Openings of Core to Arch Angel.  He's got the goods

[JugeSTP]

well, I think Down, Coma and No Way Out show the most vocal range, and they're probably the hardest songs to sing. His range is incredible on all those songs.

I think the whole Purple album his voice sounded the best of his life, but I also thought he sounded very strong on Slither. If you go back to Slither and compare that voice to what you hear on Happy in Galoshes, there's a major difference to me.

I thought his vocals on Tiny Music were weak. Part of that was the style, but I also think it was much inferior to his vocals on Purple. #4 and SLDD were better vocal efforts, but the lyrics for me weren't as good. I actually thought both VR records were very strong from a vocal standpoint.

But if you pinned me down and asked me what my favorite track is as far as Scott's voice sounding best, I'd probably pick Silvergun Superman.

[jazzmandtk]

I've always loved the acoustic version of Plush from HeadBangers Ball and Atlanta is a great performance.

[loungefly611]

Atlanta most defintely a great vocal performance. Also Hello, It's Late, Glide, along with And So I Know.

I've personally also liked his vocals in Kitchware and Candybars. His vocals, mixed with the bad ass guitar playing of the Deleos really drew me to the song.

[fishy]

Down, Wicked Garden, and Fall To Pieces
Truthfully there are a lot more...

No.4 was his most diverse vocal album.

Yeah definitely. He used kind of a mix of everything he had done before and then threw in some new vocal styles.

Exactly why No.4 is my favorite STP album...