The Vocal Range of Geoff Tate
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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2016
- *NOTES ARE ALSO IN THE ANNOTATIONS* A vocal range compilation of Geoff Tate, born in Stuttgart, Germany on January 14, 1959. Original lead singer of Queensrÿche (fired in 2012) - also sang for Babylon, Myth, and appeared on the 1985 Hear N' Aid project - now lead singer of the band Operation: Mindcrime.
00:19 - E♭2s and a C#2 in the isolated backing vocals of 'Hero'
00:48 - Strong D2 in 'Saved'
00:55 - Almost creepy D2 in 'Out of Mind'
01:04 - The iconic D2s in 'Silent Lucidity'
01:28 - Strong chesty E♭2 in 'Open'
01:32 - Solid live C#2 on the same phrase
01:36 - Deep D2s and E2s in the backing vocals of 'One More Time'
01:44 - Solid low backing vocals centered around F#2 in 'Deliverance'
01:50 - Strong low backing vocals bottoming on F#2s in 'NM 156' ending on a strong C#5
02:08 - Solid G2s in 'Spreading the Disease'
02:22 - Strong low notes amidst the emotional opening for 'The Mission'
02:56 - Very light A2 in 'My Empty Room'
03:05 - Strong B2 in 'Eyes of a Stranger'
03:14 - Dramatic C3s and light D5s in 'En Force'!
03:31 - Well sustained G#4 from 'My Global Mind'
03:51 - A surprisingly long B♭4 with some nice vibrato at the end, from 'Seduction of Decay'
04:09 - Impressively easy-sounding B4 from 'Best I Can'
04:16 - The iconic B4 from 'Eyes of a Stranger'
04:31 - Mournful B4s and a haunting C5 from 'My Empty Room'!
04:51 - Effortless B4s from 'Roads to Madness'
05:11 - A well sustained live B4 followed by effortless D5s from 'The Lady Wore Black'
05:43 - A nice C5 with some excellent, rare distortion, from 'Saved'
05:51 - Effortless live C#5s from 'Walk in the Shadows'
06:08 - Easy A4s and a D5 from 'Empire'
06:29 - Another impressively easy-sounding, D5 from 'Best I Can'
06:35 - A quick B4, and a very good D5 from 'Roads to Madness'
06:52 - The iconic chorus, with strong D5s and a B4 from 'Eyes of a Stranger'
07:16 - A haunting D5 from 'Promised Land'
07:29 - Emotional D5s from 'London'
07:40 - A B4 followed by a magnificent, and easy-sounding, D5 from 'Warning'
08:02 - The ending E♭5 from the classic 'Before the Storm'
08:13 - The classic, iconic, and powerful E5s from 'Queen of the Reich'
08:43 - The epic D5 to E5 from 'Eyes of a Stranger'
08:59 - Easy D5 and bright E5 from the Myth song 'Into the Battle'
09:20 - Excellent E5 from the 1986 demo version for the classic 'Scarborough Fair'
09:31 - The iconic 4-second sustained A4, which quickly ramps up to an equally long E5 from 'Take Hold of the Flame'
09:46 - The other iconic 4-second E5, nailed live during the 2nd night in Tokyo, 1984.
09:55 - Epic D5s and E5s from the great track 'The Whisper'
10:15 - Strong bright E5, and D5s in the backing vocals in the chorus of 'Spreading the Disease'
10:32 - Strong F5 to E5 scream in 'Child of Fire'
10:43 - The dramatic ending of the epic 'Screaming in Digital', with singing around D5, topping at F5.
10:52 - Excellent, clean F#5 to E5 wail from 'Warning', nailed live during the 2nd Tokyo 1984 show.
11:03 - Clean live F#5 shriek from the Myth song 'Iron Curtain'
11:09 - Clean F#5 wail from 'Nightrider'
11:18 - Bright F#5 from 'Operation: Mindcrime'
11:25 - The classic F#5 scream from 'Queen of the Reich'
11:30 - A one-time-only live occasion, wailed a semitone higher, from the 2nd night in Tokyo 1984.
11:34 - Strong F#5 and G5 wails from the Myth song 'Take Hold of the Flame'
11:48 - A surprising (for 1994) G5 in the backing vocals of 'Damaged'
11:53 - The ascending scream from 'The Needle Lies', topping at G5
12:06 - Strong F5s and G5s from the 1986 demo 'From the Dark Side'
12:25 - Very clean opening G5 scream from live version(s) of 'Nightrider', this one from the 2nd Detroit 1984 show.
12:34 - Semi-rare, clean, and excellent live G5s from 'Blinded'
12:53 - The magnificent G5, followed by two strong E5s from the conclusion to the epic 'Roads to Madness'
13:03 - An excellent and very raw take on the G5, from the 1st Tokyo 1984 show.
13:09 - An ascending yelp topping at A5, from 'Deliverance'
13:15 - Another ascending yelp topping at A5, from 'The Prophecy'
13:26 - A couple of G5 screams, and a G5 wail quickly topped by an A5 scream, buried in the fade-out, from 'No Sanctuary!
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QUEENSRYCHE "UNPLUGGED" TRULY PROVED GEOFF TATE IS TRULY ONE OF THE GREATEST SINGERS OF OUR TIME!! SECOND TO NONE!
4 octave range with no fall out, power straight through and a great lyricist to boot... hard to beat.
Theres no one like Geoff Tate, no need to mention other singers.
I studied opera singing for years....and I REALLY ADMIRE Geoff Tate!
Geoff Tate is a Vocal God! It's not just his high notes or his low notes it's his POWER and style that makes him UNIQUE!
OPERATION MINDCRIME was the best creative operatic metal storytelling albums of all. Simply outstanding for that time til now.
The man truly possesses a great gift. I am greatful that he has shared it with us all these years. My favorite singer ever!
There is no doubt GEOFF TATES VOCAL RANGE IS LEGENDARY!
I saw them in 1985,& 86, nothing can express How It made me feel,and continues too !
VERY surprised that they didn't notate the scream he did in Gonna Get Close To You.
I still think Operation Mindcrime was one of THE BEST albums ever made, and I was 12 when the Queensryche EP came out lol.
No one could touch Tate in his day. Untouchable. From low to high is unmatched. I still say vocally The Warning is the best album ever made. 👍
AND THE GREAT DEGARMO BACKGROUND HARMONIES!
Best vocalist I've heard on vinyl and live. Loved Ryche since Warning.
GEOFF TATE live in Tokyo proved how amazing Geoff Tate is live for there 1st studio album!
Geoff Tate is one of the best vocalists ever. In the 90's it was simply unbeatable.
Impressive work man, very detailed and excellently showed. Tate was a beast, and watching many Queensrÿche live concerts from their best years, Tate nails every note. Not many singers can say that. Too bad I was too young to have watched some of their concerts here in Europe. Thanks we have the internet!
Tate & Halford have always been my 2 favorite male singers. Benatar my favorite female. All 3 have a background in opera, and are so powerful!! 👍
Do basically we learned today that Geoff loves him some B4.
Thank you for sharing our favorite voice ever in your way!!!!!!!! His voice makes you feel every word n note