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“Hole, ‘Violet’ (1994) Image Credit: Mick Hutson/Redferns/Getty Images “This is a song about a jerk.”
“But after enjoying a few drinks, he embraced a weirder, more sinister approach and a cult classic was born.”
“The whole thing is a 1:52 scream tantrum, with every lyric shrieked like his hair just caught on fire.”
“About halfway through the psychedelic funk-fused R&B track, he captivates with a sultry cry that could raise Marvin Gaye from the dead.”
“But up until the recording of Aarosmith’s signature power ballad he had been hiding behind a husky, more subdued vocal style due to self-consciousness.”
“Halford shrieks, “ This is the painkiller!” and lets out a piercing cry that could put a seasoned opera singer in traction.”
“It’s hard to fathom how an artist like Steven Tyler could have experienced even the slightest insecurity when it comes to his voice.”
“Rob Halford is here thanks to pure precision, the kind of control and power that’s made him one of the most respected singers in metal history.”
“From wails of heartbreak to yowls of terror to belts of elation, these are the 31 best screams in music history.”
“It was a precise, difficult sound to get, a true feat of pharyngeal gymnastics that oozes sexuality in its primal delivery .–J.D.”
“Tina Turner’s gravelly vocals burst through Spector’s famous Wall of Sound with the force of a hurricane, crescendoing in a banshee vocal tear that remains one of the greatest performances in rock-soul history.”
““When I think about what you’ve become, I feel sorry for your mum,” Rhian Teasdale sings to an ex that wasn’t worth the time.”
“The whole thing is an argument for flamboyance as its own liberating sake, and it touched a nerve, going Number One in the U.K.”
“Just as striking is the series of almost frighteningly intense screams we can hear in the background, giving the song a sense of deep rage coming to the surface.”
“The list has classic rock, emo, funk, nu metal, and more.”
“The second song on the band’s third album, Bossanova, doesn’t have one specific moment of screaming from frontman Black Francis.”
“He kicks off the song by repeating the phrase “Your mouth’s a mile away” eight times, each one sounding more unhinged than the last, as guitarist Joey Santiago answers back with peels of banshee noise.”
“But it’s the second single, “Redbone,” that drilled into a mainstream audience just how versatile Glover’s range can be.”
“It is a pivotal moment in the history of the rock scream, going beyond mere heartbreak to excavate deep psychological pain .–J.D.”