This is just turning into the collaboration thread now.

I had a dream last night where I was watching a video of DTP with Devin playing guitar and Tom Jones doing vox. Then my mom came in and started dancing. The only thing is it was a last minute "bonus" track for Ki, not Addicted. It may have been a special feature in the box set because I opened it up from a file on my computer. Anyways, who cares. It's just a very cool thought.

Wasn't it Tom Jones's son that made him do his big come back? If you could appeal to him, he might coax his old man into doing the job.
Not sure of the exact quality your after, but

What about good old Bruce Dickinson? even Ozzy, too expensive probably. Dude outta Janes Addiction, or In the woods hmmmm just thinking of vocalist that sustain an interesting quality. John Farnahm

You should all go listen to The Human Equation, seriously.

If you have already, listen to it again.

This is just turning into the collaboration thread now.

Rody, Steven Wilson amd Dev together? Come to the dark side.

hmmm Rob Halford...interesting.

I know Millard a bit, he's talented.

I have a song that needs a 'vintage' male voice on Addicted...

How about Dio? Dont get more "vintage" than him. And he still sounds killer!

You should all go listen to The Human Equation, seriously.

If you have already, listen to it again.

True, interesting album. I'll play it again, I'd forgotten I had it, to be honest. Been too busy learning AtDI and TMV tracks.

Leonard Cohen would be absolutely awesome!!

What about working with the guys from aryeon again?

but other then that, i think the first choice of tom jones would be amazing to hear, he is very talented

Daniel Gildenlow. Make him sing about sex. Sing about his penis. You need more songs about sex and penis.

You want sex and penis? Listen to the new Nickleback album

Maybe Kevin Moore? I dunno, maybe I'm just saying that because I love the way he sings and I can't stop listening to him? Whatev though, you all know that would be awesome. Hopefully...

Yes please. Dude's voice is gravely and soulful; which would sound interesting juxtaposed to some of Devin's super clean, beautiful vocals. It'd be an odd combination, but very cool.

I wonder how many times people have requested to see Steven Wilson and Akerfeldt collaborate with Dev. Someone count, and I'll give you a treat. Seriously, it must be in the 20's by now