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What era was Freddie's voice strongest?

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I mean:

Studio: News of the World.

Live: ...Live Aid.

It's enough to be the best rock n roll singer ever, even if he hadn't sung a line in between both or after Live Aid.

But it's important to take into account that he was a musical genius. It's not only a question of vocal range - very poorly analysed throughout when it comes to Freddie's vocals, by the way; but then, this kind of analysis is pretty hard to make - and so on.

You Queen fans know it better than myself who have been listening to Queen only for a few years.
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I do believe that his voice was on top in the 1979-81 period
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The Crazy Tour through the Hot Space tours showcased his voice at, imo, its absolute peak.
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