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- Sir-Pommes disse...
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- Nov 3 2006, 14h20
I think it is good to mix female and male voices in music like by Sleepytime Gorilla Museum

[quote][b][user]Sir-Pommes[/user][/b] disse: I think it is good to mix female and male voices in music like by [artist]Sleepytime Gorilla Museum[/artist][quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Nov 5 2006, 9h02
Abra Moore

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: [url=http://www.last.fm/explore/search/?q=abra+moore]Abra Moore[/url][quote]

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- manofmystery disse...
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- Mar 7 2008, 7h33
heavy prog

Babe Ruth

check out the song Black Dog, its absurdly fantastic

Signature Police Curser and Pre-80's Prog Guru at:

[quote][b][user]manofmystery[/user][/b] disse: [artist]Babe Ruth[/artist] check out the song [track artist=Babe Ruth]Black Dog[/track], its absurdly fantastic[quote]

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- CsemTam disse...
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- Mar 12 2008, 19h30
Anneke van Giersbergen from The Gathering, currently fronting her own project Agua De Annique, best singer ever in my view. Not really prog, but definitely original and adventurous.
Also, Grace Slick (Jefferson Airplane) and Julie Driscoll (Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and the Trinity)) from the '60s.
Annie Haslam from Renaissance is really good.
Kate Bush is always experimental, and her early albums have some 70s prog overtones.
How about Ann Wilson from
Heart? I know they're more hard rock, but check out the early stuff like Dreamboat Annie or Mistral Wind.
There are always some good female singers on Ayreon albums.

When you're racing in the rapids, there's only one way, that's to ride

[quote][b][user]CsemTam[/user][/b] disse: Anneke van Giersbergen from [artist]The Gathering[/artist], currently fronting her own project [artist]Agua de Annique[/artist], best singer ever in my view. Not really prog, but definitely original and adventurous. Also, Grace Slick ([artist]Jefferson Airplane[/artist]) and Julie Driscoll ([artist]Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and the Trinity)[/artist]) from the '60s. Annie Haslam from [artist]Renaissance[/artist] is really good. [artist]Kate Bush[/artist] is always experimental, and her early albums have some 70s prog overtones. How about Ann Wilson from [artist]Heart[/artist]? I know they're more hard rock, but check out the early stuff like [album artist=Heart]Dreamboat Annie[/album] or [track artist=Heart]Mistral Wind[/track]. There are always some good female singers on [artist]Ayreon[/artist] albums.[quote]

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- isador21 disse...
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- Mar 26 2008, 3h16
Pure Reason Revolution
both female and male singer ... sounds smooooth...
(they can be compared to Porcupine Tree with some classical arrangements)

[quote][b][user]isador21[/user][/b] disse: [artist]Pure Reason Revolution[/artist] both female and male singer ... sounds smooooth... (they can be compared to Porcupine Tree with some classical arrangements)[quote]

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- vakir disse...
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- Mar 28 2008, 8h34
If that is a question of a female vocal in progressive rock the favourite undoubtedly Annie Haslam (Renaissance) and if to speak in general about rock music that I the voice would give for Tarja Turunen

[quote][b][user]vakir[/user][/b] disse: If that is a question of a female vocal in progressive rock the favourite undoubtedly Annie Haslam (Renaissance) and if to speak in general about rock music that I the voice would give for Tarja Turunen[quote]

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- ChapCat disse...
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- Mai 17 2008, 2h12
I recommend neo-krautrock, space/prog band Zone Six's self titled album. Female vocals are done by Jodi Barry, and are spacey and just simply stunning. The track, "Her Smell Hasn't Left Me" is worth having the album just by itself.

War does not determine who is right, war determines who is left.

[quote][b][user]ChapCat[/user][/b] disse: I recommend neo-krautrock, space/prog band [b][i]Zone Six's[/i][/b] self titled album. Female vocals are done by Jodi Barry, and are spacey and just simply stunning. The track, "Her Smell Hasn't Left Me" is worth having the album just by itself.[quote]

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- TakeshiKovacs disse...
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- Mai 28 2008, 19h57
Female Vocalists

Ann Marie Helder (singer and multi-instrumentalist & ex-Karnataka) has recently joined Mostly Autumn to complement the excellent Heather Findlay (saw them live recently).

Another shout for Christina Booth from Magenta (some really good stuff on their recent album Metermorphosis).

Open the gates of the city wide....welcome poor pilgrim, come inside!

[quote][b][user]TakeshiKovacs[/user][/b] disse: Ann Marie Helder (singer and multi-instrumentalist & ex-Karnataka) has recently joined Mostly Autumn to complement the excellent Heather Findlay (saw them live recently). Another shout for Christina Booth from Magenta (some really good stuff on their recent album Metermorphosis). [quote]

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- szikaku_ disse...
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- Out 18 2008, 8h39
I don't like female voices in prog music :/ Women are good in blues singing :)

...wszystko przez Góry! - Ponad Cumulusami...

[quote][b][user]szikaku_[/user][/b] disse: I don't like female voices in prog music :/ Women are good in blues singing :)[quote]

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- paradeda disse...
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- Jul 2 2010, 1h29
Haizea, do País Basco. Procura pelo álbum Hontz Gaua.
Haizea, from Euskal Herria. Search for the album Hontz Gaua.

great band!

[quote][b][user]paradeda[/user][/b] disse: [artist]Haizea[/artist], do País Basco. Procura pelo álbum [i]Hontz Gaua[/i]. [artist]Haizea[/artist], from Euskal Herria. Search for the album [i]Hontz Gaua[/i]. great band![quote]

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