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It is sad to remember that Alexander Vladimirovich Ort passed away 1 day after turning 70 years old.

6:43 shame that he's an unknown singer 😢

Kurt Moll and Gleen Miller are the best ones, Mikhail Zlatopolsky too

1:03 I will always say that the best bass C2 is from Kurt Moll. Glib Chandrowksy and Mikhail Zlatopolsky al very nice ones but I like more the opera of Kurt Moll

1:51 Wasn't that a subharmonic?

13:32 holy shit this is insane with good headphones

Honey I'm Good A1 E1 and D1 Its highest note in growl is A1

It is quite obvious that Zlat is nowhere near the bottom of his range, most of the others are.

I just can't get enough 🤯😍

Mikhail Zlatopoly sounds scary as hell

12:18 what... the...

I OWN A CHAIR LIKE SANTA WAS USING

Ivan is a Basso Profundo. He can sing operatic particularly in his upper register, but his lower range is incredible, pure chest, and depth. Ivan is absolutely a true Bass. I know some people are going to say I’m wrong but thats just people.

I am a bass singer and G1 is the lowest I can sing in my chest voice before relying on sub-harmonics (and a good condenser microphone). I used to sing Southern Gospel, which historically has really low bass parts. I have seen almost every American bass singer on this list in person and sang with JD, who was from my hometown of Lakeland. Some of my favorites that could carry a chest G1 also was George Younce, Richard Sterban, and Barry Carl. JD, at his peak, could reach the back of an auditorium without a mic singing a G1. Heck, his speaking voice was between a G1 and F1...crazy pipes, especially after his throat surgery to remove polyps. You could feel his low notes...so great! Tim Riley was another one who had a beautiful, edgy G1. He was a heavy smoker, and I know that helps with depth/edge for many basses that I've known over the decades who smoked. I also met Thurl in his later years and the G1 was at the end of his range, but his sonorous tone from A1 above was fuller than JD, as he was classically trained, as well as John Ames, whose operatic basso profundo filled the auditorium. I know auditory equipment can enhance the bass voice and I have been fortunate to have a few great sound guys who could make me sound like butter in the basement, so it is hard to say who has the 'best' chest G1 because it is also about tone, presence, power, and projection. There are tons of Southern Gospel basses that can sing a chest G1 and lower. I would also say natural ability plays a big key. If I performed too frequently, there would be some nights where I could barely squeeze out a B1 and other nights, I had an E0. Live performances are killer and even the pros have their moments where their voices seize, are tired, dehydrated, etc. I can only go from personal experiences, and I would say JD would be my choice, as well as John Ames, and Glen Miller. He had a powerful chest G1 every single night! I never heard Zlatopolsky in person, but it was rumored that this world famous oktavist's pedal notes could be heard over a massive choir. Russian basses are an enigma, and I have always been in awe of their depth and power. Oh, and I would be remiss if I left out the 'Voice of God' Eric Hollaway. I have never heard him in person, but I assure you, he definitely should be on this list! All the bass!

Love Geoff’s voice 💖

machines or back to humans is criminally underrated

36:35 head mix

Wonderful growls please teach me

corpse reached a D1 in the video

I've waited Peter Steele in here for some reason

I cant say that Tim is in a class of his own but when that class gets together the roll call is very short.

Bro is a whole piano

1Zlatopolski, 2 Pasuikov, 3 Miller, 4Miller, 5 Me !

How did Baloo get here?😂

His range without accidental subharmonics or falsetto, is E1-F4. Impressive.

I don't understand why he doesn't work on his technique. The upper region of his chest voice is very badly produced.

Glenn takes it. Anyone can mic a G1 but to project off mic is in humane for that low

My speaking voice is around F3-C#4, down to G#2 occasionally! (I am 10 (almost 11) years old!)

10:33 Corpse Husband has the most deep voice ever bruh

I have a friend who is a tenor, and he can intentionally speak in the D2-C3 range. I'm a bass-baritone, probably even a high bass, and I can't change my voice to a lower one. WTF

Dimash doing revolution on music! His voice suprises anyone who listen!

Amazing❤ 　Arabian🎉

The comparison would have to be sung in similar sized sonically good venues without amplification. That would eliminate about half the people in this video.

Yes Dimach iš the best singer on the world!!!!

Puberty really got hit by puberty hard 😂

9:25

Ну объективно в разговоре ниже всех Златопольский.

Beeindruckender als Ivan Rebroff

Best for me by far: Pasyukov - but you'd never know it on this clip. Check him out on other clips - no "growl", pure chest resonance. Zlatopolsky coming in second. Let's be frank, no one does contra bass quite like the Russians!

Awesome Video , Great Compilation . it was like walking the Voiceplay Memory Lane . I forgot about some of these Videos you showed 😮. it is totally time to rewatch some of these Videos .

All of those growl notes made my earbuds vibrate like crazy.

Great video, but in "Seven Seas of Rhye", the G5 it's from Roger not Freddie. 👍

I always talked higher than low. I've been holding a weapon all this time.

🎉I just love Jeff

Of the baritones, Chris has the best low notes. Matt has the best growl notes for a baritone, though. For versatility, Eli has them all beat... he is technically a baritenor, with an insane chest range, and can hit pretty low notes in full chest for someone who sits this high in the baritone range.

I wanna get on one of these videos some day currently I’m 17

Come on past F4-G4 none of these are in chest, they are mixed

Vitas?

I like the voice of Geoff Castellucci and Glenn Miller better. Some basses are difficult to listen to for a long time. You get tired of constantly low notes and vibrations. Zlatopolsky sounds like a monster, but he has an incredibly unusual voice.

where do you find any of these older videos? Do you just have to go back really far?