Mikkamakka wrote:

One thing is not liking Myles, other is saying the whole post-GN'R Slash catalogue sucks (because of the singers or Slash's playing). I agree that Myles' nasal singin' is BAD. Maybe it does hurt the enjoyement for some. But last time i checked you were the music guy, who only cares about the instruments

But comparing Myles, who is one of today's best rock singers (even if it shows the state of current rock music) to that out-of-tone player is a bit too much. He's more of the Bumblefoot of Slash's singers. A skilled, talented guy, who's not everyone's favorite, but his professionality cannot be questioned.

I'd agree with your comparision if you mentioned Scott. Since Scott Weiland, who, just like Robin Finck, has a 'unique style' and cannot deliver live without causing serious hearing problems to the audience and also a bit (or more) off on the records. But Myles is always spot on. Always.

Spot on when you can't stand to listen to it doesn't matter.  We're talking it's so bad that I literally cannot listen to some of the songs he sings no matter how good the guitar is.  That's bad.  My point in comparing them is they both make the music unlistenable (though in different ways).  Maybe that's fine for Alter Bridge or whatever, but it just doesn't cut it for a guitar god in my opinion.

If he is the best (or even one of the best) of today's rock singers, it sums up to me why rock is dead and has been for some time.