Favorite scream in rock?

Robert Palmer lets rip a tremendous, rolling scream near the end of "Sneakin' Sally." "The fact is ... rrrooOOAAAHHHHH .... JUST BEEN CAUGHT."

What's your favorite scream, shout, or yell? Other than Roger Daltrey's, of course.

northman01-06-2025 3:45am

slaw Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 21,774 posts 01-07-2025 at 04:04pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Sammy Hagar
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devinplombier Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 199 posts 01-07-2025 at 10:24pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Heads and shoulders above any and all of the above is Suicide's 1977 classic song Frankie Teardrop. Play at maximum volume And to reassure those who feel disoriented outside the genre boundaries of boomer rock, Bruce Springsteen did cite Frankie Teardrop as an inspiration on his album Nebraska. Enjoy!!