He is so amazing that he can mimic others too. He always has this charming charisma, I'm in love forever!💖🤘and also humble he gave credit to Bon Jovi💥😃
When I heard you singing that high E on the c part of 18 and life in 1989 I was flipping out. I was 18 then btw. That song hit me big time. Greets from Berlin!
I can't believe I managed a sustained with vibrato A sharp 5 in one of my studio demos...Never been able to do it again.....ruclips.net/video/2SlQz4i8PUQ/видео.html
Many great singers had to find their authentic voice and needed the helping hand of pros to do it. Sebastian Bach is telling a story told many times, I'm glad he found the right people to do it.
Bon Jovi also did some stuff to hurt Skid Row only because he could. Jon and Richie had a pact to take Skid Row's royalties after they got signed, and they did just that, but Richie knew it was wrong and gave his share back, Jon never did.
Its true, when I first heard the first album, I thought there were times he sounded like vince neil, just here and there...he uses nasally tones a lot but there was more power and more pure range. His voice was dirtier, yet higher without the falsetto, by the second album he had really found his voice and recorded some of the best vocals ever.
@@TheJspan well, if you wanna go with range and a mastery of voice altogether with a whole lotta soul put into it, there's no one better than Miljenko. On the other hand, Seb is the perfect fit for heavier stuff and has way more aggressiveness and rage in his tone. So, it really depends on what u like better
yeah, they were friends before the bands, Jon was friends with Davo Sabo and they had an agreement and it was.. if any one of them ever had a band and made it big , that they would pull the other into the industry as history has it, Bon Jovi were ok on the first album but took off in Japan on the 2nd, Fahrenheit , as a result Jon spoke to Doc McGee and pulled in a favour and got skid row signed, that's how skid row ended up making their first album and starting off famous
@@martinkuliza partly not true actually, Doc had been with the band since the first album and slippery when wet is actually what set them off. The New Jersey tour is when they were double platinum with slippery and New Jersey. The other shit is right on the money tho brotha and is a cool ass brotherhood between 2 legendary bands
@@martinkuliza Fah wasn’t the one who set them into international superstardom. The several time over platinum album with their biggest songs( wanted dead or alive, livin on a prayer, you give live a bad name, never say goodbye) was on Slippery when wet, not Fah. While it did make them significantly more popular in America and Japan, that’s not when they blew up…
Sebastian Bach seorang yang idealis men. Laki bgt jiwa nya. Skid Row dtinggal dia jadi wassalam itu band. Btw tatto di tangan nya mantap bangetttt. ❤ u Om Bach 💋
Great vid and true to today! One thing stuck out when he said Bon Jovi help them make it, Bon Jovi was discovered by Aldo Nova ( Canadian) If there was no Aldo Nova then there would be no Bon Jovi then no Skid Row. Funny how things work out in the end!
I know what you mean I play bass guitar but I wanted my guitar to sound like nobody else same thing back then that's what you had to have I still have that people know wanna play my music that's what it sounds like
Jon Bon Jovi helped both Skid Row and Cinderella Between Sebastian Bach and Tom Keifer i don't who is the best but both should have done a music together
Sebs voice out shines any other vocalist in the world
I used to spew people like you... but I think you are absolutfuckingly right.
Man, did he ever find his voice... There will never be another Sabastian Bach.. God broke the mold after he created Sabastian and his voice....
spell his name right
Your Not Kidding 🤘
Still one of the best vocalist of all time
He (and his BFF Axl Rose)'s one of those RARE aging rockers who can still sing the songs in their original keys, high notes and all.
No doubt
@@julieschultz6363 uhhhh...he WAS an awesome singer.
@@sniper1444 Where did I say "awesome"?
@@sniper1444 He is 54 ya know...Andy Williams declined with age, duh!
He is so amazing that he can mimic others too. He always has this charming charisma, I'm in love forever!💖🤘and also humble he gave credit to Bon Jovi💥😃
You, made me fight for a voice. Sebastian Bach.
Thank-you, buddy
When I heard you singing that high E on the c part of 18 and life in 1989 I was flipping out. I was 18 then btw. That song hit me big time. Greets from Berlin!
I can't believe I managed a sustained with vibrato A sharp 5 in one of my studio demos...Never been able to do it again.....ruclips.net/video/2SlQz4i8PUQ/видео.html
For me is impossible not to know that is Sebastian Bach when I hear a song
Many great singers had to find their authentic voice and needed the helping hand of pros to do it. Sebastian Bach is telling a story told many times, I'm glad he found the right people to do it.
He was born with it and then naturally sang in the choir. No spell he casted improved the awesome voice he all ready had.
One of ... For me the most beautiful voice of all times!❤
Sebastian has an awesome voice for rock/metal.
❤this is the first time in many interviews I’ve watched that Dio was mentioned. Thank you!!
Sebastian Bach........thet best vocal ... stretchers............ever .......
Bon Jovi did A LOT to help Skid Row. It is rarely talked about and I’m glad Bas gave credit where credit was due.
*Baz
Bon Jovi also did some stuff to hurt Skid Row only because he could. Jon and Richie had a pact to take Skid Row's royalties after they got signed, and they did just that, but Richie knew it was wrong and gave his share back, Jon never did.
Its true, when I first heard the first album, I thought there were times he sounded like vince neil, just here and there...he uses nasally tones a lot but there was more power and more pure range. His voice was dirtier, yet higher without the falsetto, by the second album he had really found his voice and recorded some of the best vocals ever.
Vince Neil hardly ever used falsetto...I assume you are talking about Bach who used "head voice" very often
@@Tommyblueeyes 🤭🤭🤣🤣
Every Vince Neil high note is falsetto.
@@johns8596 Head Voice..there is a difference
@@Tommyblueeyes He wasnt using head voice, he used at best a mix but mostly falsetto. Falsetto gone now and so is his voice.
@@johns8596 It happens with age and constant performing I guess...I certainly don't have the range I used to.
The "Natural Voice"
SB could always belt it out and in the upper registry, but he has a very "ducky" natural voice.
Yup, that's right! Sometimes Baz sounded like Vince Neil😂
But Baz's the BEST rock singer EVER!
You kidding right Miljenko from Steelheart has always blown Bass out of the water from 80's to today he still actually has his voice.
No he doesn't AT ALL
@@TheJspan well, if you wanna go with range and a mastery of voice altogether with a whole lotta soul put into it, there's no one better than Miljenko. On the other hand, Seb is the perfect fit for heavier stuff and has way more aggressiveness and rage in his tone. So, it really depends on what u like better
actually he does! If you listen to the tenality and have an ear....they both (SB and Vince) have the "ducky" thing going on!!
@@RozsaAmplificationLLC what is the ducky thing ?
Where is the rest of the interview pretty annoying when you only upload 1.10 minutes
ya me too. Did you ever find it Ben?
agreed where is....please upload the whole interview ....thats so annoying...
Who cuts if Mr Sebastian Bach? Feel lucky he doesnt find you and punch you in the face lol
Didn't know Bon Jovi coached him. Cool.
yeah, they were friends before the bands, Jon was friends with Davo Sabo and they had an agreement and it was.. if any one of them ever had a band and made it big , that they would pull the other into the industry
as history has it, Bon Jovi were ok on the first album but took off in Japan on the 2nd, Fahrenheit , as a result Jon spoke to Doc McGee and pulled in a favour and got skid row signed, that's how skid row ended up making their first album and starting off famous
Gave advice, not coached… but still cool.
@@martinkuliza partly not true actually, Doc had been with the band since the first album and slippery when wet is actually what set them off. The New Jersey tour is when they were double platinum with slippery and New Jersey. The other shit is right on the money tho brotha and is a cool ass brotherhood between 2 legendary bands
@@blackvinyl7753
not true, Slippery didn't set bon jovi off
Fahrenheit Did
@@martinkuliza Fah wasn’t the one who set them into international superstardom. The several time over platinum album with their biggest songs( wanted dead or alive, livin on a prayer, you give live a bad name, never say goodbye) was on Slippery when wet, not Fah. While it did make them significantly more popular in America and Japan, that’s not when they blew up…
Best beaultiful guy❤❤❤❤ hot rocket guy
Sebastian Bach seorang yang idealis men. Laki bgt jiwa nya. Skid Row dtinggal dia jadi wassalam itu band.
Btw tatto di tangan nya mantap bangetttt. ❤ u Om Bach 💋
Performer sejati.
Rock, Pop, Opera, dan bisa akting.
He never really described HOW he found his own voice in this video though ... just WHY he felt he had to.
He' s superhipermega hightest that all
Huh?
Axl sometimes sounds like Mickey mouse, but It doesn't Matter they are amazing singers!!!
And mickey mouse use to rock and had an amazing vocal range as well
😂💖🤘
Great vid and true to today! One thing stuck out when he said Bon Jovi help them make it, Bon Jovi was discovered by Aldo Nova ( Canadian) If there was no Aldo Nova then there would be no Bon Jovi then no Skid Row. Funny how things work out in the end!
bless him
Great singers sang on Church in the begin...
not really
Joey_Ramone_52 actually it’s VERY common
Axl as well, I believe.
Whitney Houston..
Dee Snider of Twisted Sister
Bravo Sebastian Bach !!! 👍👍👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I know what you mean I play bass guitar but I wanted my guitar to sound like nobody else same thing back then that's what you had to have I still have that people know wanna play my music that's what it sounds like
The reason skidrow made is was because of great songwriters within the band ,but bach to them to a new level
Yeah thats pretty true actually. nice video thanks alot
I thought he'd at least expound on how he did it. Instead all you get is "Bon Jovi said."
An extremely good vocal coach.
You are a leggend man !!!
Real talk Bas 🤘
True back then there where real singers!!! This days singers are copycats of others singers🤦
Sebastian also sounds like Axl Rose from time to time lol
Where's the rest!?
Hey, do you have the full interview?
Yes we do and will probably add more content on Mr. Bach in the future.
@@theinterviewfactoryllc433 it's the future now - have you uploaded it?
@@juspat2 up
@@theinterviewfactoryllc433 Where is it?
Lazy dude
I doubt JBJ compared sabastians voice to gene Simmons 😂
Funny, I think on that show Supergroup and during a few interviews Baz did Genes “Oh-Yeayah” and sounded just like him.
So not too far fetched. Haha
Jon Bon Jovi helped both Skid Row and Cinderella
Between Sebastian Bach and Tom Keifer i don't who is the best but both should have done a music together
I cannot stand BonJovi but cool story and very true.
Mi vida ✌❤😍🤘🇦🇷!!
how are u so damn right, Sebastian...today's music is shit and singer are not singer anymore. onoy few exception..sadly
i love you and your whole familyare you going to have more children?
Y'all saying he's talented are wack...he took professional lessons for some time🤣🤣 he trained and worked to get where he's at like everyone else
Started in church... You should have stayed singing for God
💣 I agree
No.. god created him for us.. 🥰
Who says he doesn’t?
Borderline clickbait.
Nobody subscribed after seeing this video.
Yup......for some strange reason being original is a bad thing now a days. I hate it
They way u talk looks like D Trump 😂
e kind of sounds like Krusty the Clown to mee. Idk just me?
The way he talk look like Thrump 😂
His voice is awful
I thought this thing was a trans.