Why hasn't anyone mentioned Michael Jackson or Justin Timberlake?

 

 

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Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston & Cristina Aguilera. They all have great voices....I guess these could go under the guilty pleasures as well lol.

Edited December 12, 200619 yr by EvilJester99

christina aguilera may have a great voice but she doesn't know how to sing.

She knows how to look good though. Nice call on Sleater Kinney, by the way.

 

I also nominate All I Want by Joni Mitchell. Can I just nominate the entire album "Blue"?

 

Imogen Heap - Hear Me Out

 

Imogen Heap sucks, IMO and she was better under Frou Frou, though Frou Frou was HORRIBLE, so I guess I mean to say the only good song I thought that Imogen Heap was ever apart of is Let Go.

Edited December 12, 200619 yr by BobDylan

Hanson - MMMMbop

Women/Groups who deserve mention who haven't been yet.

 

1. Bjork/Sugarcubes

2. Yoko Ono

3. Joan Baez

4. Mary Jane Girls

5. Joan Baez

6. Sinead O'Connor

7. Portishead

8. Bettie Serveert

 

9. Fannypack

 

Would also put Blondie, Sleater-Kinney, The Breeders, Jefferson Airplane, The Mamas and the Papas on that list. Probably Carole King too.

I second Veruca Salt, I still listen to the old Louise Post-led foursome.

 

Fiona Apple is still a fav of mine as well.

Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys

 

Beat me by 12 minutes on that one. A beautiful woman that can sing, write songs, and play the piano is a winner in my book.

Loretta Lynn

Ella Fitzgerald

Nina Simone

The Ditty Bops

The Murmurs

Liz Phair

Mazzy Star

Kim Lenz

8 1/2 Souvenirs

Debbie Harry was once upon a time hot. But man, did Blondie suck.

Imogen Heap sucks, IMO and she was better under Frou Frou, though Frou Frou was HORRIBLE, so I guess I mean to say the only good song I thought that Imogen Heap was ever apart of is Let Go.

 

 

you're crazy. You may not like her style, but she can sing.

How about Belinda Carlisle? I always liked her voice. Also going back a bit Connie Francis.

Edited December 12, 200619 yr by EvilJester99

I thought of King but thought we were trying for more of a rock vibe. Once we veer into pop, these get really murky. A certain Ms. Carpenter would have to appear. At Seventeen by Ian would need to be included. Great female rockers are harder to find and makes for a much more interesting contest.

I thought of King but thought we were trying for more of a rock vibe. Once we veer into pop, these get really murky. A certain Ms. Carpenter would have to appear. At Seventeen by Ian would need to be included. Great female rockers are harder to find and makes for a much more interesting contest.

 

Definetly Karen Carpenter. Carly Simon has a great voice as well.

Yoko Ono

Sox4lifeinPA and the Friends of PA

Sox4lifeinPA and the Friends of PA

 

s'os your face

Peggy Lee

Eva Cassidy

The Dixie Chicks

Tori Amos

and I think the Wreakers have made a good start

Ani (pre-2002-ish, I'm not a big fan of her newer start)

 

 

That's all the new additions I can think of to the list.

Alanis Morrisette - Thank U

Alanis Morrisette - Thank U

 

She'd go on my guilty pleasure list.

 

I like Jagged Little Pill and the follow-up album qute a bit – even if radio did it's best to kill them.

Joan Jett was on Last Call last night. Still sounds pretty good.

 

Go-gos and Bangles are guilty pleasures as are the Runaways.

She'd go on my guilty pleasure list.

 

I like Jagged Little Pill and the follow-up album qute a bit – even if radio did it's best to kill them.

 

 

definitely for JLP on the guilty pleasure...

 

but, Thank U is one of the best produced songs I've ever heard.

but, Thank U is one of the best produced songs I've ever heard.

You just liked the video. . .

 

I actually like Supposed Former Infatuations Junkie (that was the second one, right?) better than Jagged Little Pill. Very solid disc.

You just liked the video. . .

 

take it back... or the angry, rabid beaver will kill us all.