Fuck you faggal.
Mike Patton, of numerous bands. He makes Maynard sound like a 1k tone.
Actually he did do an album with The Dillinger Escape Plan, which is phenomenal. Plus you could probably call Fantomas and Tomahawk metal, and those are two of his more well-known bands. So yes.Does he sing metal? No?
Yeahhhh........
Amy Lee, since it's just her and some replacements... The band is no more thanks to her personality. Voice is still good though.
Sarah McLaughlin.
That one guy from Kamelot.
Utada Hikaru.
Oh, and me. I'm awesome.
Actually he did do an album with The Dillinger Escape Plan, which is phenomenal. Plus you could probably call Fantomas and Tomahawk metal, and those are two of his more well-known bands. So yes.
I couldn't find a full track that wasn't a video, so here's When Good Dogs Do Bad Things by DEP, off the only album Patton did with them.Post some links to songs and I'll give him a listen.
Maynard James Keenan
He does do lots of scat and unintelligible noises. Fantomas has Dave Lombardo from Slayer on drums, but I tend to listen to more Tomahawk than Fantomas. Their latest album is heavily influenced by Native American tribal songs; very interesting but definitely not for everybody.This video is fucking wierd...
Well that was ok. I found some of those other two bands you mentioned and some it sounded kinda metal...some of it sounded really wierd, those Fantomas songs I listened to were pretty trippy. I kinda liked some of Fantomas but I didn't really like Tomahawk, and I can't really see how you could even compare any of it to Maynard. In Fantomas there were hardly any vocals, and in the other two bands it all just sounds like alot of noise to me.
He does do lots of scat and unintelligible noises. Fantomas has Dave Lombardo from Slayer on drums, but I tend to listen to more Tomahawk than Fantomas. Their latest album is heavily influenced by Native American tribal songs; very interesting but definitely not for everybody.