Geoff has a special way doing a song that makes the most of his talent. Love his arrangements on "The headless horseman" and "16 tons" as well as this one. !!
Wonderful reaction! Please react to Geoff's version of Tennessee Ernie Ford's Sixteen Tons. I remember hearing Mr. Ford on the radio when I was young. See as I an old enough to remember Mr. Ford on the radio. As well as his black and white TV show. My goal this year is to finally retire. To enjoy however many years God will grant me. I also really love your reactions to Diana Ankudinova. That young lady is a force of nature.
Thank you for reacting to people who deserve more recognition like Geoff Castellucci, Morissette Amon...Tim Foust. Apparently i need both Bass and 1st octave subharmonic notes with the high falsetto, whistle notes in my life. Plus all three are in the 5 octave practical range. Combined they break all pianos, A0-D8.
If anyone watching this video doesn't know the meaning behind this amazing Beatles classic, please look it up. Thank you for this great reaction to this incredible version of this powerful song. Thank you for all that you do for all of us! ~Be Blessed
Thanks Schnell for doing my request it was great seeing your reaction to this Awesome cover! Especially your expression "PRICELESS" & your're welcome for the request! I wanted to dedicate this video to you because You're a wonderful genuine, kind, sweet , AWESOME human being ! It put a smile on my face seeing your reaction! Great job once again Schnell & also welcome back from a well deserved break! My answer is to be a better human being this year & continue growing each day! So I'm sending much love from here in the states! Thanks again Schnell! 😀😀😀😀
Talk about flexibility.....sweet lord. And I agree when you harmonize with yourself it’s so unique and dope. Dude is a straight up beast! And my goals for 2021 are to hopefully get a house cause apartments are just a no go lol. And I actually want to learn my guitar as well as piano. And a few other instruments but I must learn those 2 first lol. Great video as always my friend and again it’s so nice to have you back! All love ❤️✌🏼
Great song and Geoff makes it his own with the Bass. I think the last low note was an E1. The whole performance is awesome. Geoff doing this by himself reminds me of the things Peter Hollens does. Great editing and performances. Great Post, Schnell. P.S., I think you would like his performance of 16 Tons. I love it.
This reaction is awesome! Definitely check out more of Geoff‘s stuff and more VoicePlay! By the way, the low note is an E1! Same note as Oogie Boogie Song ending.
It's amazing how all the a capella groups work together Tim Foust with Avi Caplan and Geoff have shared their talents and tricks to prefect their skills.
What a "MANLY" man. Deep pedal tone at the end sounded like a controlled burp. Awesome. No, seriously, that man can sing!!!! I was a tenor, so Bass sounds wonderful to me also.
8:18 for anyone who wonders how his sub harmonics are so powerful. He has practiced for a long time and he is VERY good at EQing his covers. this one he misses by a fraction of a second on the low note boost. for a split seconds before he says night, you can feel the silence get heavy, i am fairly sure that it due to a already low and almost silent hum/buzz noise in the audio being boosted.. we cant really hear it as much as feel it. it show that the EQ for that note is boosted. He sung that note flawlessly and super clean, then just raised the low and lowered the high(as he explains in his low singing tutorials).
In 2021 I'm trying to achieve omnipresent intergalactic cosmic oneness. On another note you should check out his cover of 16 tons. It's another that will give you a Geoffgasm
Geoff is just amazing! Great reaction. I'd recommend his newest cover, Sixteen Tons - it's got more of his impressive self-harmonization and is a fantastic take on a classic song.
I would recommend bare necessities, headless horseman, 16 tons and high and dry covers. Look forward to watching more of your reactions! Voice play also has released a few new covers as well carry on my wayward son and unchained melody cover. My goal for 2021 is to be more productive and Idk if this a goal but to go somewhere without having to wear a mask.
Whenever I hear Geoff singing I can never shake the feeling that he's just showing-off. Like he's constantly saying, "Hey everybody, check out my range!"
Awesome reaction to an incredible performance which I had not seen before. I will be listening to Geoff's performance again. I plan on starting my own RUclips channel in the near future, although I will not be reacting to music. I have been a statistician for thoroughbred racing for nearly 26 years and want to teach people how to use my stats to help determine the true contenders in a race.
You said you like when artists harmonize with themselves. So, Peter Hollens and Lindsey Stirling collabbed years ago covering the main theme song for Skyrim. Peter layered himself over a hundred times and Lindsey did her thing with the violin as only Lindsey can do. They made a very fun music video! It's a Must-Watch in my opinion! If you have seen or heard it already, that's okay and I understand if you don't want to record something you have already seen. Luv your reactions!
From 9yrs ago 15 YEAR OLD MORISSETTE AMON in the Lamars house singing, Before it explodes nice to see Dave Lamar and Morissette Amon are still close after all these years infact they got engaged on 22 Dec 2020 Also from 7yrs ago, Broken hearted by Dave Lamar and Morissette Amon
This is the latest explanation Paul McCartney has given regarding the meaning of this song. Source Wikipedia. I had been doing some [poetry readings] in the last year or so because I've got a poetry book out called , and when I would read "Blackbird", I would always try and think of some explanation to tell the people … So, I was doing explanations, and I actually just remembered why I'd written "Blackbird", you know, that I'd been, I was in Scotland playing on my guitar, and I remembered this whole idea of "you were only waiting for this moment to arise" was about, you know, the black people's struggle in the southern states, and I was using the symbolism of a blackbird. It's not really about a blackbird whose wings are broken, you know, it's a bit more symbolic.
I adore this song too, and Geoff's version has quickly risen on my playlists to one of my most played. I love his range, I love how smooth his voice is going between that whole range. Geoff himself says he considers himself a baritone with a bass range, but regardless of what notes he's singing there is something soothing and beautiful about listening to him. I'm glad to see you back, and hope you will keep coming back to both Geoff and Voiceplay!!! As for what I want to accomplish, I really want to get back into having better habits that I've sort of let wane with everything that has gone on.
Real. Honest. Truthful. LOVE your reaction!!! And coming frone such a sweet beautiful young lady!!! Your channel is quite refreshing!!! You got a new avid follower here!!👍👍👍
Geoff's 5+ octave range is insanely impressive. As you probably already know, bass singers tend to have a larger than average range... just not this clean or broad.
Yup. But to be precise - he doesn't have 5 octaves range. Sub-harmonics and falsettos doesn't count as a vocal range in music. So, to be even more precise, whenever you hear someone has more than 3 octaves, you can call it BS.
@@Mescherje, sorry, I have to 100% disagree with you. If you're making the note -- regardless how it's done -- then, yes, it's part of the your vocal range.
wonderful and heartfelt reaction from you Schnell...ive come to expect nothing less then excellence from you young lady!! Please do me a favor....and check out Geoff Castellucci's latest rendition titled .."AINT NO SUNSHINE".....orginally sung by bill withers (whithers)?.......ive just heard it and think that is is truly EPIC!! However...i would rather see your analysis and comments about it! if you loved this rendition of "BLACKBIRD" From him...then u will most definitely enjoy his rendition of AINT NO SUNSHINE!! take care and God Bless and....Happy Easter!!
Love watching your reactions Schnell and have missed them this past month or so. Home Free recently dropped their cover of Don Mclean's American Pie and it features Don Mclean. Would love to see your reaction to it!
He should do asmr videos. Let's make it happen! And none of that sexual nonsense ASMR turned into. I want to hear him reading poems or ikea furniture instructions with snarky commentary. His A0 and Tim Foust make the components inside the phones oscillate when those notes come out of stage speakers. It's actually insane, the wavelengths and sub 40Hz frequencies probably move through the entire body, i want to feel that.
He did a great job with the song, as well as "16 Tons". For a real treat though, don't forget to check out PostModern Jukebox...can't wait to see your reaction to them !!!!!!!
hello dear! I would like to suggest that you listen to the best 80s and 90s style band here in Brazil, Roupa Nova, hits like 'shoes old, beautiful, bossa nova, yesterday, nobody deserves loneliness etc. the 35 years acoustic DVD. Then tell me what a precious nectar it was. thanks. 👏👏👏
To by and by complete your collection of bass singers harmonizing with themselves, you could react to Elliott Michael Robinson, the guy who sang the bass lines for DSM in Pitch Perfect 2, one of the former basses of Home Free. He did a nice cover of Shape of You.
That low note is created by using a special technique called vocal fry. He has a video where he explains it as well as caution about the danger of learning it.
Geoff has a special way doing a song that makes the most of his talent. Love his arrangements on "The headless horseman" and "16 tons" as well as this one. !!
Don't forget "High & Dry" too.
@@floridareedsreviews correct, love that one too, thx
You should check out his newer cover of “16 Tons”!
And as low as he goes in that, it’s ALL chest voice with NO subharmonics!
Second that
3rd this :)
I FOURTH THIS
@@sprumf I guess I'll just add a 5th, please and thanks
yes his voice is pure chocolate, he just made the cover of "Sixteen tons", more chocolate. Stay safe
This is the response I need
I only like dark chocolate
Geoff is the best at harmonizing with himself. Absolutely amazing. Love the reactions.
Wonderful reaction! Please react to Geoff's version of Tennessee Ernie Ford's Sixteen Tons. I remember hearing Mr. Ford on the radio when I was young. See as I an old enough to remember Mr. Ford on the radio. As well as his black and white TV show. My goal this year is to finally retire. To enjoy however many years God will grant me. I also really love your reactions to Diana Ankudinova. That young lady is a force of nature.
You have to do his new one sixteen tons or high and dry
Massive range, beautiful tone, and great looking too❤️
Thank you for reacting to people who deserve more recognition like Geoff Castellucci, Morissette Amon...Tim Foust. Apparently i need both Bass and 1st octave subharmonic notes with the high falsetto, whistle notes in my life. Plus all three are in the 5 octave practical range. Combined they break all pianos, A0-D8.
If anyone watching this video doesn't know the meaning behind this amazing Beatles classic, please look it up. Thank you for this great reaction to this incredible version of this powerful song. Thank you for all that you do for all of us! ~Be Blessed
Dudes good... all I can say, hid version of 16 tons is spectacular.
Thanks Schnell for doing my request it was great seeing your reaction to this Awesome cover! Especially your expression "PRICELESS" & your're welcome for the request! I wanted to dedicate this video to you because You're a wonderful genuine, kind, sweet , AWESOME human being ! It put a smile on my face seeing your reaction! Great job once again Schnell & also welcome back from a well deserved break! My answer is to be a better human being this year & continue growing each day! So I'm sending much love from here in the states! Thanks again Schnell! 😀😀😀😀
Geoff did similar to his newest cover - Sixteen Tons
The last note is a Subharmonic E1. :)
Talk about flexibility.....sweet lord. And I agree when you harmonize with yourself it’s so unique and dope. Dude is a straight up beast!
And my goals for 2021 are to hopefully get a house cause apartments are just a no go lol. And I actually want to learn my guitar as well as piano. And a few other instruments but I must learn those 2 first lol. Great video as always my friend and again it’s so nice to have you back! All love ❤️✌🏼
Thats some range.....the subharmonics though😱 Glad your back Schnell, peace & love🤗⚘
Great reaction! Yes, you need to hear his versions of Sixteen Tons and The Headless Horseman, unreal
Great song and Geoff makes it his own with the Bass. I think the last low note was an E1. The whole performance is awesome. Geoff doing this by himself reminds me of the things Peter Hollens does. Great editing and performances. Great Post, Schnell. P.S., I think you would like his performance of 16 Tons. I love it.
This reaction is awesome! Definitely check out more of Geoff‘s stuff and more VoicePlay!
By the way, the low note is an E1! Same note as Oogie Boogie Song ending.
It's amazing how all the a capella groups work together Tim Foust with Avi Caplan and Geoff have shared their talents and tricks to prefect their skills.
Yea and each has nuanced differences singing the same note in the same octave.
That was surprising! What a voice range! Thanks for this reaction of one of my favorite Beatles songs! Big hugs from North Dakota! : * )
Glad to see you back. If you liked this as much as you indicated, try his newest “16 Tons”.
That was in the key of Geoff
What a "MANLY" man. Deep pedal tone at the end sounded like a controlled burp. Awesome. No, seriously, that man can sing!!!! I was a tenor, so Bass sounds wonderful to me also.
8:18 for anyone who wonders how his sub harmonics are so powerful. He has practiced for a long time and he is VERY good at EQing his covers. this one he misses by a fraction of a second on the low note boost. for a split seconds before he says night, you can feel the silence get heavy, i am fairly sure that it due to a already low and almost silent hum/buzz noise in the audio being boosted.. we cant really hear it as much as feel it. it show that the EQ for that note is boosted. He sung that note flawlessly and super clean, then just raised the low and lowered the high(as he explains in his low singing tutorials).
In 2021 I'm trying to achieve omnipresent intergalactic cosmic oneness. On another note you should check out his cover of 16 tons. It's another that will give you a Geoffgasm
Geoff is just amazing! Great reaction. I'd recommend his newest cover, Sixteen Tons - it's got more of his impressive self-harmonization and is a fantastic take on a classic song.
Dennis you took the words out of my mouth. 16 tons is so amazing
I would recommend bare necessities, headless horseman, 16 tons and high and dry covers. Look forward to watching more of your reactions! Voice play also has released a few new covers as well carry on my wayward son and unchained melody cover. My goal for 2021 is to be more productive and Idk if this a goal but to go somewhere without having to wear a mask.
Whenever I hear Geoff singing I can never shake the feeling that he's just showing-off. Like he's constantly saying, "Hey everybody, check out my range!"
Well, if I could sing like him I would show off also.
Awesome reaction to an incredible performance which I had not seen before. I will be listening to Geoff's performance again. I plan on starting my own RUclips channel in the near future, although I will not be reacting to music. I have been a statistician for thoroughbred racing for nearly 26 years and want to teach people how to use my stats to help determine the true contenders in a race.
You should listen to Geoff Castelucci's high and dry cover if you haven't already
You said you like when artists harmonize with themselves. So, Peter Hollens and Lindsey Stirling collabbed years ago covering the main theme song for Skyrim. Peter layered himself over a hundred times and Lindsey did her thing with the violin as only Lindsey can do. They made a very fun music video! It's a Must-Watch in my opinion! If you have seen or heard it already, that's okay and I understand if you don't want to record something you have already seen. Luv your reactions!
That is a great one, as is Peter Hollens and Tim Foust singing Misty Mountain.
From 9yrs ago 15 YEAR OLD MORISSETTE AMON in the Lamars house singing, Before it explodes nice to see Dave Lamar and Morissette Amon are still close after all these years infact they got engaged on 22 Dec 2020 Also from 7yrs ago, Broken hearted by Dave Lamar and Morissette Amon
If you want to hear bass, check out sixteen tons by Geoff
yes i keep coming back,,,, WOW i love you and I Geoff,... HOLY Fvckin Rooster
you should listen to 16 Tons , Geoff does an amazing version of that song
This is the latest explanation Paul McCartney has given regarding the meaning of this song. Source Wikipedia.
I had been doing some [poetry readings] in the last year or so because I've got a poetry book out called ,
and when I would read "Blackbird", I would always try and think of some
explanation to tell the people … So, I was doing explanations, and I
actually just remembered why I'd written "Blackbird", you know, that I'd
been, I was in Scotland playing on my guitar, and I remembered this
whole idea of "you were only waiting for this moment to arise" was
about, you know, the black people's struggle in the southern states, and
I was using the symbolism of a blackbird. It's not really about a
blackbird whose wings are broken, you know, it's a bit more symbolic.
Geoff Castellucci sixteen tons next plese
I adore this song too, and Geoff's version has quickly risen on my playlists to one of my most played. I love his range, I love how smooth his voice is going between that whole range. Geoff himself says he considers himself a baritone with a bass range, but regardless of what notes he's singing there is something soothing and beautiful about listening to him. I'm glad to see you back, and hope you will keep coming back to both Geoff and Voiceplay!!! As for what I want to accomplish, I really want to get back into having better habits that I've sort of let wane with everything that has gone on.
How many octaves do you want to sing?
Geoff: Yes!!!
By the way, you are the most beatiful thing i have seen for a long time.
Misty mountains cold, it is worth checking out, along with everything else he does ,
So glad your back! You should also check out geoffs cover of 16 tons!
The man is exceptional. no two ways about it. Beautiful reaction.
Again a great Reaction Thank You and Beautiful song .
splendidly done dear.. great reactions!!
Real. Honest. Truthful. LOVE your reaction!!! And coming frone such a sweet beautiful young lady!!! Your channel is quite refreshing!!! You got a new avid follower here!!👍👍👍
She's so pretty.
Geoff's 5+ octave range is insanely impressive. As you probably already know, bass singers tend to have a larger than average range... just not this clean or broad.
Yup. But to be precise - he doesn't have 5 octaves range. Sub-harmonics and falsettos doesn't count as a vocal range in music. So, to be even more precise, whenever you hear someone has more than 3 octaves, you can call it BS.
@@Mescherje, sorry, I have to 100% disagree with you. If you're making the note -- regardless how it's done -- then, yes, it's part of the your vocal range.
@@johndeeregreen4592 It's not a matter of agreement or disagreement. Vocal range is strictly defined.
@@Mescherje, yep, and with my master's of music, I can define it just fine.
@@johndeeregreen4592 Right. I can burp and whistle quite good, that makes me a genius 6 octave singer. Thank you, master, lol :D
wonderful and heartfelt reaction from you Schnell...ive come to expect nothing less then excellence from you young lady!! Please do me a favor....and check out Geoff Castellucci's latest rendition titled .."AINT NO SUNSHINE".....orginally sung by bill withers (whithers)?.......ive just heard it and think that is is truly EPIC!!
However...i would rather see your analysis and comments about it! if you loved this rendition of "BLACKBIRD" From him...then u will most definitely enjoy his rendition of AINT NO SUNSHINE!! take care and God Bless and....Happy Easter!!
GENIAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love watching your reactions Schnell and have missed them this past month or so. Home Free recently dropped their cover of Don Mclean's American Pie and it features Don Mclean. Would love to see your reaction to it!
Wow, just Wow; I have no words.........unbelievable
I have been waiting for you to do this one, such a great song! And on my birthday too!
He should do asmr videos. Let's make it happen! And none of that sexual nonsense ASMR turned into. I want to hear him reading poems or ikea furniture instructions with snarky commentary. His A0 and Tim Foust make the components inside the phones oscillate when those notes come out of stage speakers. It's actually insane, the wavelengths and sub 40Hz frequencies probably move through the entire body, i want to feel that.
He has a couple of him reading stories on his channel and plans to do more
@@darlenecheatham7775 nice! Thx
Definitely enjoyed this reaction!!!🤘
You need to check out 16 tons
Well, I'd like to have my poetry discovered by more people, and keep challenging my perceived limitations.
When I saw the song you were reacting too, I was thinking, this is going to be good! lol.
That note an E 1 !!!
Geoff has amazing talent! Check out more of his stuff plz. Great vid!
The last note is E1, which he also sings at end of Oogie Boogie's Song.
It's just crazy. If I could sing like that I would only sing with myself. Lol.
If I tried that vocal range, my vocal chords would be in traction.
He did a great job with the song, as well as "16 Tons". For a real treat though, don't forget to check out PostModern Jukebox...can't wait to see your reaction to them !!!!!!!
16 TONSSSSSSSSSSS
you need to check out Geoff on 16 tons
React to his 16 tons cover he just released it and it’s super good as always.
Thanks for doing this one! Please react to Voiceplay’s Unchained Melody. Absolutely AMAZING!
That really low note was a E1!! Unbelievable!!
jooooooooon
hello dear! I would like to suggest that you listen to the best 80s and 90s style band here in Brazil, Roupa Nova, hits like 'shoes old, beautiful, bossa nova, yesterday, nobody deserves loneliness etc. the 35 years acoustic DVD. Then tell me what a precious nectar it was. thanks. 👏👏👏
A lower range Dimash!
Avi and Geoff both study with Tim Foust to learn those low sub-harmonics! Great friends too
Something I'm hoping to achieve this year, to continuing my meager existence.
Austin Brown from Home Free covers Unchained Melody (World Class)
You should watch 16 tons by Geoff... Similar in a way but also great.
You need to check out the new one from home free singing with Don McLean American pie.😁👍
...love
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Would be great if you could check out some of his new stuff. He's done serveral incredible covers since this one!
To by and by complete your collection of bass singers harmonizing with themselves, you could react to Elliott Michael Robinson, the guy who sang the bass lines for DSM in Pitch Perfect 2, one of the former basses of Home Free. He did a nice cover of Shape of You.
Listen to Geoff's sixteen tons video amazing
I would like to know if you made the blanket hanging behind you. It is beautiful.
Grandpa (70) Nothing, I am perfect!😉😁
"For I am Geoff, and I am RANGE"
If you like acapella try listening to Julia Westlin - Zombie.
You have such beautiful eyes
MUY BUENA INTERPRETACION, EXCELENTE
That last note was an E1
How many people do you need for an acapella group?
Geoff: Yes
I'm going to try to get a garden growing in 2021.
Goals for 2021. Get my books published. Build a second high speed minisub,
My goal is to improve my singing this year. My Chorus is going to Hawaii in December to remember the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
I've been a huge Beatle fan since I was a kid, but I like this version better than the original.
home free dropped a new video on the 3rd American Pie featuring Don Mclean the man who wrote the song 50 years ago I would love to see you react to it
Nice👍
How have you been feeling? We have missed you!
That low note is created by using a special technique called vocal fry. He has a video where he explains it as well as caution about the danger of learning it.
It was subharmonics, not fry
High and Dry is actually his best . At the end he did slasm a simple subharmonic E1 lol
Addendum: WOW
Geoff has a 5 octave range