And nobody's mentioned anything about emo yet?

ANGRY:
the guy from Moss Icon

SAD:
Billy Werner (Hot Cross / Saetia)

i got called "emo" last weekend.

jake bannon can also do both, sometimes at the same time.

Jehu > Snakes.

But still. Hot Snakes fucking rule.

yeah, hot snakes are amazing.

jehu's a LITTLE better but not by much.

Diamanda Galas eats all the ones mentioned above effortlessly. She can do anger, sadness and any other emotion all at the same time. Loudly.

Desolate voice par excellence: Roy Harper.

lou reed can do both, hes really sad on the velvets s/t, especially pale blue eyes, and also his solo stuff like berlin, rock n roll animal, etc... his angry is usually done in an ultra masculine nihilistic sorta way.

angry:

Ian Mackay
Kurt Cobain

Ian Curtis
Chan Marshall
Lou Reed
Iggy Pop
Jamie Curtis
Tom Verlaine
Ozzy
Tom Verlaine

One of my favourite vocalizations ever is the little scream right at the beginning of No Surprise.
Makes me literally want to cry. Literally.

Angry:
Micheal Gira
Guy Piccioto
Ian Mackaye
Bob Mould
Nick Cave in the Birthday Party Years
the guy from Seige
Nic Bullen in Napalm Death

Sad:
Guy Piccioto
Elliot Smith
Kevin Shields
Bob Mould
Allison Statton of the Young Marble Giants

joe strummer's anger on london calling is still unsurpassed in my book
it's executed perfectly.

anger in london calling? where?

in the song, his voice is seething. it's not out of control or ferocious. which is good.

i think he might mean london's burning

ah, agreed. i thought the album in general.

the first one is angrier.

yeah it definitely is but i particularly like the vocal on london calling
excuse me, did you just refer to me as a he?

if he does mean london calling the song, there is no anger

are you not a he?

no, i am not a he.