Anyone here like the way Justin Hawkins of the Darkness sings?

[BurtWorm]

:puke:

It's an acquired taste, I guess. :wow:

[realisticphish]

1. well

I don't mind it; it kind of resembles AC/DC, which I like. Most importantly, I like their music itself, so I can overlook less-than-ideal singing

:hippie:

[BurtWorm]

2. It almost sounds like Robert Smith of the Cure

until he goes for those high notes. :wtf:

[realisticphish]

13. yeah

hadn't thought of that til you mentioned it

:hippie:

[Ivan Zero]

3. He cracks me up.

There's just something about an ugly geezer with a shrill voice screeching "get your hands off my woman, motherfucker!" that's genius.

[BurtWorm]

5. You do have a point there.

:wow:

[SmileyBoy]

4. EEEWWWW!!!! I HATE those damn skin-tight leotards he wears!!!

If I was gay, I'd still be turned off by that!!!!:puke::puke::puke:

[BurtWorm]

7. Unitards!

Not leotards! :wow:

[Droopy]

6. I think he has a very athletic singing voice

but it's not well suited for rock and roll.

[BurtWorm]

9. That's very diplomatic of you!

:toast:

[supernova]

10. Gilbert & Sullivan?

:shrug:

[flamingyouth]

8. No

[Kat45]

11. I can't stand the falsetto.

Too bad, because I like hard rock and I'm glad to see a band doing that shit again, but I can't deal with that falsetto. But I do get a kick out of the band and I wish them well because of what they're attempting.

[lucky777]

12. The album only has one or two great songs

The video for 'I believe in a thing called love" was playing on the college network for months before the album broke (I'm a professor and get free college network tv), so I bought the album and was disappointed.

Anyone here like Monster Magnet? That rocks better than the Darkness.