Favorite "female" music?

[Roo6339]

out of that... none... evanescence i suppose...

christina scabbia's the best female vocalist (in my humble opinion)

 

[FieryBalrog]

Kim Deal.

and Deerhoof has a lead female singer.

 

[ast1]

Whitney Houston and Celine Dion and can sing.

 

[Tytania86]

I'm actually into Goth but I like some other styles too. There is no Hilary Duff on the poll and I think she's great, but I can't stand Britney Spears or Christina A! They're just not my style at all.

 

[Beoga]

good, evanescence is winning

 

[~ Gig ~]

Hmmm.....None of the above.

 

[TheDandyMan]

bon voyage

 

[Zoomer]

None of the above....

I like Jewel, Enya, Sarah McLachlan, Fiona Apple and Joni Mitchell.

 

[antiarte]

Yes, Fiona Apple is one of my favorite female singer. But Bjork is my definite favorite. I also like Aimee Mann, Jeannette, old school spanish Shakira, and Nico.

 

[white dove]

you guys (and girls ) are listing some good ones, wow...

I've heard a couple guys rave about dolores o'riordan's voice, as well...


somethin' about that celtic vibe....

 

[antiarte]

Also check out Portishead and Frou Frou.

 

[blue_crystal]

Tori Amos, Portishead, Lori Carson..
and a friend of mine, Stephanie Smith, who has a website but this forum won't allow me to post it.

 

[DarkLifeBrightFuture]

AVRIL! lol

 

[two feathers]

Lisa Germano

 

[maniaco_risa]

i voted evanescence but it was a close run between them and garbage! btw...if ya like female fronted grunge-type rock check out 'b*tch alert'!

 

[Greenriser]

Kelly Clarkson

 

[BeachBlonde]

none of the above Joss Stone is my fav female music

 

[chari.chari]

Lauryn Hill was the person to help save me, her MTV Unplugged 2.0 is what opened up my eyes, took a while to get it all. Wish she'd put out more music but that's ok.

Yea, I love Lauryn Hill. I wish she'd make a comeback, but she's busy raising her son (Zion, from the song) and her daughter Selah Louise.

 

[Numenor]

Cat Power, Bjork, Julie Doiron, PJ Harvey.

 

[Walks On Water]

Realistikk.