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I'm about to nerd it up in this thread.

From a pure technical perspective, David DeFeis (Virgin Steele) is pretty much unrivaled. Though he's not Stu Block because he doesn't do any of the guttural vocals, his chest voice (i.e. - actual "range") is about as wide as it gets (I've pitched him from Bb1-C#6, and the B6 in 'Immortal, I Stand' is debatable too). He also hits a C7 in 'Pagan Heart', but that's non-modal (though I guess that's what we're talking about in this thread anyway).

Sean Peck from Cage is way, way up there too. I just haven't listened to him enough to definitively defend him in a topic like this.

Does "widest range" mean "best singer" though? Nah. I respect the hell out of David DeFeis, but I really can't listen to Virgin Steele these days.
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