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Before we dive into this incredible list, let’s look at some fascinating facts about these vocal legends and their signature songs.

1. Freddie Mercury – 4-octave vocal range (F2 to F6)
2. Robert Plant – Powerful baritone with tenor reach
3. Axl Rose – 5-octave range, most extensive in rock
4. Chris Cornell – 4-octave range with distinctive grunge sound
5. John Lennon – Co-lead vocalist of The Beatles
6. Jim Morrison – Poetic baritone with theatrical delivery
7. Elvis Presley – The King of Rock and Roll
8. David Bowie – Versatile baritone with theatrical flair
9. Mick Jagger – Distinctive snarl and energetic performances
10. Bon Scott – Raspy, whiskey-soaked AC/DC voice

Drums drums and more drums

“Everything government touches turns to crap.” – Ringo Starr

When I started writing this piece I released how little I knew about drumming. So it took many weeks of research and studying to identify what I believe to be the Amplificity Top 10 drummers of all time.

All the research I got from this article was also sourced from some of our music greats. A special thanks to;

• “The Top 10 Drummers Of All Time” by Gavin Harrison, published on MusicRadar
• “Top 10 Drummers of All Time” by Daniel Kreps, published on Rolling Stone
• “Top 10 Greatest Drummers Of All Time” by Damian Fanelli, published on Guitar World

I often feel that drummers are the underappreciated musicians of our time, yet when I go through the list of my favourite drummers, it’s just undeniable how talented and brilliant these guys were. Ahead of their time. Musicians In their own rights.

However, let me first start by introducing you to 5 drummers that popularised the drum and push its boundaries.

It’s been a long time coming. I’ve been wanting to write a piece about the one of the most influential things in the history of music, that everyone seems to ignore. It’s always about the latest and greatest artists and albums and 1 hit wonders. Yet it’s never about the instruments and the advances in technology. Maybe it’s because of that age old saying, “a poor workman blames his tools” and that a good musician is a good musician regardless….

History however has shown us that a good musician can become a great musician with the right equipment.

Navigating the vast selection of guitars available at music shops or online retailers can be overwhelming. However, science can be a valuable tool in determining the best guitar for you.
The Science of Guitar Construction Guitars rely heavily on science for their construction and sound production. The measurements and fine-tuning that go into making a guitar are extremely precise. Understanding the science behind the guitar can help measure quality and determine the best guitar for you.