I can think of these:

The scream at the beginning of The Beatles' "Revolution" (single version)
Roger Daltrey following the quiet interlude in "Won't Get Fooled Again"

Ive always liked Micks scream before the sax solo on Miss You.

Not a very loud scream but Jagger screaming "oh yeah" in "Stray Cat Blues".

mick on star star

john lennon on well well well

macca on long tall sally

Lennon was the best at it.

whole lotta love

"The Girl Can't Dance" - Bunker Hill...old black rock'n'roll song that starts out with a startling scream....1st time i gave it a listen it scared the shit outta me.......Mick's long scream during the middle of "Midnight Rambler" in the Ladies & Gents movie.....and Iggy's opening scream to "T.V. Eye"...sounds like he's falling off a cliff



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1. Ted Nugent "Wango Tango"
2. Roger Daltrey "Won't Get Fooled Again"

Ian Gillan on Child In Time.

Lennon at the end of Cold Turkey...chilling!
Live version of No Speak No Slave- The Black Crowes
Mick Midnight Rambler Live from Ladies and Gentlemen...
Daltry the end of Love Reign O'er Me
McCartney- End of Monkberry Moon Delight (great song about his home grown pot!)
McCartney-Maybe I'm Amazed live off of Back in the World Again, at the end...

Ive have this lenon CD someone burned for me. and theres a song on it, I dont know the title where He screams ( I think these are the words, not exaclty sure) "Mommy please come home....Daddy Dont Go...) as the track gets softer and fades out, hes actually screaming louder and louder. Its really intense. It gives you the feeling that the louder he screems, the less he's being heard.


anyways, gotta stopp chatting on here got a Mid term to write!

"Mother"

ryanpow Wrote:
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> Ive have this lenon CD someone burned for me. and
> theres a song on it, I dont know the title where
> He screams ( I think these are the words, not
> exaclty sure) "Mommy please come home....Daddy
> Dont Go...) as the track gets softer and fades
> out, hes actually screaming louder and louder.
> Its really intense. It gives you the feeling that
> the louder he screems, the less he's being heard.
>
>
>
> anyways, gotta stopp chatting on here got a Mid
> term to write!

Howard Dean (Iowa 2004) is the very best (or worst) scream ever!

Bob Weir in "One More Saturday Night"

For me Daltrey's scream on Won't Get Fooled Again will never be topped in terms of pure power.

In terms of pure coolness---Mick at the end of Rock's Off

Best Rock scream......day I stood on a rusty nail....AAAAAHHHHHHHH
Doc & Nurse Shot me full of tetanus injections.............AAAAAHHHHHHHH



ROCKMAN

I agree with lennon on cold turkey, great. My personal favorite would be Sammy Hagar. Take your pick, Red, or Rock the Nation in particular.

Aerosmith -- Dream On

Jim Morrison lets out this strangled yelp going into the last verse of "LA Woman"; when it kicks back in with the beat. This weird kind of "Yeah".
Fee Waybill on "Mondo Bondage".
James Brown in "Mother popcorn" is out of this world.
Maybe the girl in "The Great Gig in the Sky".
Joe Strummer in "The Right Profile".

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."



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JIM MORRISON - LIVE VERSION OF "BACKDOOR MAN" - at the beginning, when it goes from ALABAMA SONG into BACKDOOR....

or

MORRISON at the beginning of the live version of ROADHOUSE BLUES

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Elvis, towards the end of "Whole Lotta Shakin'", 1970.

Daltrey

Roger Datrey on Won't Get Fooled Again
Paul McCartney on Twist And Shout (the whole song is screamed)

I'll think o more later.

Wasn't that Lennon on "Twist and Shout"?

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

It's Lennon alright and was the final take at three in the morning and he was toast! Great screaming/singing on that one.
Yeah, and I agree with Mother Popcorn! God how could I forget the Godfather!!!! Another great one is I Feel Good!

Mother as well. Great call, and very nicely written about the fade out and how he gets louder like no one is listening or cares....

How about the "1, 2, 3, 4!! at the beginning of I Saw Her Standing There (it sounds like he is saying @#$%&!)

Won't Get Fooled Again, but the live version off The Kids Are Alright!!!! Blows out the woofer!

And Janis on Ball and Chain, and Down On Me at the end, whew, gotta listen to this stuff now at work!!!!



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How bout Joe Cocker in "With a Little Help from my Friends"?

I've scrolled down this far and no one's mentioned Little Richard?

Did I miss it?

Koen Wrote:
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> Ian Gillan on Child In Time.

Damn right!

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

for mick, i'ld say it's MR from brussels.

daltrey, janis, lennon definitely

also worthy:
roger waters/pink floyd: careful with that axe eugene on Ummagumma
joe cocker on with a little help from my friends
black francis of pixies