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Tarantinomaniac
Добавлен 27 фев 2010
As you can probably see, I make and post videos showing the vocal ranges of singers for whom that information has not yet been compiled (or at least not accurately). I do not by any means do this as a way of "proving" that these are "good" singers, I just find the information to be interesting and am offering to share it with others who might find it interesting as well. If you don't find any of this interesting or relevant, I advise that you just move along and not be bothered by my videos and posts.
UPCOMING VIDEOS:
*The vocal range of Dusty Hill
*The vocal range of Danny Elfman
*The vocal range of Eric Martin
*The vocal range of Chuck Norris: C−∞ to B∞ (as well as an octave or so more in falsetto)
UPCOMING VIDEOS:
*The vocal range of Dusty Hill
*The vocal range of Danny Elfman
*The vocal range of Eric Martin
*The vocal range of Chuck Norris: C−∞ to B∞ (as well as an octave or so more in falsetto)
The vocal range of Kenny Hickey
In light of the success that my vocal range video for Peter Steele has seen, here we have a video for Type O Negative's other vocalist (and guitarist)! Juxtaposing Steele's booming bass voice with his own powerful tenor belt, Kenny Hickey first started doing occasional lead vocals on Type O Negative's The Origin of the Feces album in 1992, and continued to do so on every one of the band's releases thereafter except for 1996's October Rust. In 2003, he and Type O Negative drummer Johnny Kelly founded their own band, Seventh Void, which made its debut release (with Kenny handling all vocal parts), Heaven Is Gone, in 2009. Seventh Void has continued to tour and perform since Steele's demise ...
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The vocal range of James Hetfield
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Known for his chesty belting style and his tendency to end every word on an "ah" vowel, James Hetfield's vocals as frontman of Metallica have made him quite famous across the world over the last 30 years. However, it's seldom recognized that he actually has a pretty decent vocal range as well, mainly because he doesn't make a habit of singing as high as many other metal singers. Nonetheless, ov...
The vocal range of Joey Belladonna
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Here we have the man who was my favorite singer in the world during his prime, and who I believe once had one of the most flawlessly bright timbres to ever grace the heavy metal scene, as well as one of the most stunningly agile high registers. Joey was originally hired as vocalist for Anthrax in 1984, serving as a replacement for Neil Turbin, an insanely technical high note screamer. He quickl...
The vocal range of Gene Simmons
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Though Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons both traditionally share lead vocals in KISS, Stanley has always played a greater role as the frontman in the band, which is why most would normally associate his voice with their music. However, over their career of forty years and counting, Simmons has actually showcased quite an impressive display of vocal range in the songs he's sung with the group, as w...
The vocal range of David Lee Roth
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Most know David Lee Roth for his zany stage presence and over-the-top performances, but seldom is it recognized that he possesses a remarkably wide vocal range too. Part of the reason for this is that his best known work with Van Halen mostly showcases him only singing in a range of roughly B2-B4. However, upon leaving the band, Roth went on to launch a successful solo career that would showcas...
The vocal range of Billy Gibbons
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Though he may not be your typical hard rock high note aficionado, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top and The Moving Sidewalks is one vocalist who is far more versatile than a lot of people would estimate. He naturally has a VERY low voice, which he has begun to showcase in his music fairly regularly since the 1990s, especially when speaking dramatically during live performances. All the same, however, he'...
The vocal range of Tito Larriva
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A criminally under-recognized musician and songwriter, Tito Larriva has been making music since the late '70s, starting out with the punk bank The Plugz. He then went on to form a band in east LA called the Cruzados in the '80s, but unfortunately, they only lasted long enough to release two studio albums before splitting up. Their debut album remains my favorite record to this day, though. Anyw...
The vocal range of Paul Stanley
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Another one of my favorite singers of all time, here we have a video for the iconic frontman of KISS. Stanley started out as a fairly average singer who would do some fairly high notes every now and then, then as the years went by, he began to develop a very strong extension on his high range. The first album where this is heavily noticeable is probably KISS' 1983 release, Lick It Up, which has...
The vocal range of Andre Matos
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A legendary singer in the world of power metal, Matos has most prominently sung for Angra and Shaman, as well as maintaining an ongoing solo career and doing single albums with projects like Virgo and Symfonia. I decided to put together this video for him after noticing just how many inaccuracies there were listed in the other pre-existing vocal range videos for him, and after checking his whol...
I’m glad you added his vocal warm ups 😂😂😂
Outstanding voice...from falsetto to deep to the ground...Paul Stanley,best vocalist/ frontman ever!❤
Paul simply strained his voice to the point where he did permanent damage. He could have made some healthier choices vocally. He basically yelled. I was a huge fan and I overlooked it for years, but now it really bothers me to hear.
Joe your voice is still very strong keep rockin n Rollin miss ya singing classic rock in syracuse ny ✌ brother
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
There will never be another
They don’t call him Sir for nothing 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Andre Matos lenda
his best vocals are on divine wings of tragedy. peak Allen.
Paul’s idol was Steve Marriott, singing and his stage poses too. Watch the Small Faces video of ‘Tin Soldier’, a young Stanley Isen must have watched it 10,000 times as a kid, all Stanley’s moves came from Marriott 💯
Heard only the other day how Joe's voice is better than when he started in Def Leppard. When Vivian Campbell joined then back in 1992 he introduced the band to amazing vocal coach so Joe said over the years his voice keeps improving.
I can confirm. I’ve heard multiple in ear monitor and soundboard audios of Def Leppard shows the last year and he sounds wicked good. No tapes or tracks. All live.
Amazing! R.I.P Andre!
I was listening to a late December 83 live show from London the other night. JE used to scream on stage at a very high pitch. He lost a lot between then and their long Hysteria and Adrenalized tours.
🔥🔥🔥
The beginning and the end. Lucky enough to see Nevermore in Columbus, Oh before douchebag murdered Dime some years later. Only to irritate Dane. There will never be another Warrel. Ever.
A lot of Power Metal has simp-y vocals, but Russell actually sounds like a Man.
I know nothing about music so I trust you 😂 but, to my untrained ear, it still does seem he had a good range
The "rotting away" part on CBF on the Nevermore debut should be here too
It's insane to me that after all this time, he can stil hit every note here. Incredible!
I wouldn't quite say EVERY note. He's never hit the "Die Hard the Hunter" G5, the "Promises" F♯5, the "Love Bites" F5, or the "Ring of Fire" F5 live.
@@Thetarantinomaniac I would imagine that since he can still hit the highest of highs except for promises, he could still hit every note below them
His singing towards the end of "be my druidess" is also unbelivable deep and great
Every man on Earth wished to have a voice like his
Not going to lie, I've tried to sing low like him! I didn't do too well 😅
My friend was a equipment person for many bands and he said Peter was such a sweet person and was so shy he literally had to drink wine to calm his nerves so he could preform on stage. I know he loved cats and rescued many so that says quite a bit about a person to me. The world lost a truly good soul. He is always missed. May his soul Rest In Peace.
True legend
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In 1985 he was deep in love. Never consumed. And than he recycled IT. All that feelings has been captured. Stay tuned ..
His voice has always been amazing… No matter what he is singing 🤘🏻
Thanks!
What about the cover of Schools Out? I don't know anything about notes but in the beginning, Dave sang a pretty high note, idk what it is tho
Paul is a legend not because the fact that is famous but BECAUSE is a great artist in every sense
The one and only
My favorite vocalist
Kicking Joey out of the band was the biggest mistake of Anthrax. Imagine how bigger they would be if Scott and Charlie didn't make that decision.
My favorite. His voice goes surprisingly well with thrash music. That's why Anthrax is one of the best!
6:40 This is from the Armed And Dangerous EP version, not Spreading The Disease.
Great vocalist
A legend rock vocals
First one he was doing a siren sound
Not a great vioce. Blah...
Really thought James was just the Golden Standard for metal singing but now I realize he truly is a special singer in it of itself
Yes he is a great singer. There's no doubt the best one out of the big 4. But I don't like his voice. I find Hetfield's voice much more pleasing even though he is not as good of a singer as Belladonna
I understand you, but I prefer Joey. His vocals. It's so angelic... also, simillar to power metal, speed metal, NWOBHM and symphonic metal bands' singers, for example.
Angelical.
I love you Paul
If I had tickets to go see Metallica and Slayer or See Warrel Dane sing by himself, I'm going with Warrel...may he rest in peace.
Thanks for putting a variety, he's an interesting smart guy, yet love his musical abilities
That’s Vivian Campbell singing all on your touch
Where did you hear that? I know Vivian's voice, but that sounds just like Joe's tone and delivery style to me. The only one of the Slang bonus tracks that I know Vivian sang on was "Move on Up".
It’s Vivian. His song and vocals.
Can you provide some kind of source about that? I tried to look it up and this was all I could find: "The band took control of the master recordings from Slang and released a deluxe edition of the album in 2014, capturing early versions of many songs and assorted b-sides. The morose sounding “All on Your Touch” was originally tracked in 1995 and given a title “Heavy Metal Christmas," but was unfinished. In 2012, Joe Elliott re-wrote the song and recorded new vocals." So while Vivian may have sang on it originally, it sounds like this version was indeed sung by Joe.
High Bass?
Low Baritone
Towards the 80's Paul started singing in a higher register. Back in the Destroyer days they had him sing in a lower register for a good reason. It was so he wouldn't loose his voice so easily. I notice some bands like STRYPER who are singing in a lower register now and it works for them. If Paul had done that his voice wouldn't be shot now. like it is . . .
if paul had not gone balls out would it matter if he could sing if there was no fans ? living on a prayer shot johns voice all to hell , but with out that song in that key and indeed the entire slippery album then would they still be famous and touring ? its to bad we go to get old .
The highest note I can hit is an E4, this man is insanely talented.
Do you have perfect pitch?
No, all of this was pitched using an online piano while listening to the songs.
I think he influenced so many vocalists from thrash acts like Forbidden, Toxik, Artillery, Mortal Sin, etc.
Also Sanctuary and Annihilator.
Coroner maybe. And minor bands obviously.