[b]Bruno P. wrote: [/b] It makes me sad that by mid 80's his full voice range was limited - his mid range was extremely powerful and his falsetto well developed. Those early 80's shows are truly awesome!
I'm listening to several shows uploaded by Greg... it's a shame we dont have more soundboard (or A audience recordings) recordings :([/QUOTE]
His high register was still awesome by the Magic Tour, even the latter half of it. [/QUOTE]
But he wouldn't even try the high notes in Who Wants To Live Forever and I think he would nail those by the early 80's, for instance. Under Pressure - he would go higher on those screams in 81 or 82.
Chief Mouse · Member since
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[b]Bruno P. wrote: [/b] It makes me sad that by mid 80's his full voice range was limited - his mid range was extremely powerful and his falsetto well developed. Those early 80's shows are truly awesome!
I'm listening to several shows uploaded by Greg... it's a shame we dont have more soundboard (or A audience recordings) recordings :([/QUOTE]
His high register was still awesome by the Magic Tour, even the latter half of it. [/QUOTE]
But he wouldn't even try the high notes in Who Wants To Live Forever and I think he would nail those by the early 80's, for instance. Under Pressure - he would go higher on those screams in 81 or 82.[/QUOTE]
He was just warming up! :P ... He hits the D5 at 2nd Wembley... ;)
Djdownsy · Member since
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[b]tomchristie22 wrote: [/b] You can't really say Freddie's or Roger's is superior - Freddie used his beautifully for more tender stuff, while Roger had unmatched power in those high screams night after night on Lap of the Gods. Completely different styles of singing.[/QUOTE]
I think this sums up the point better, though Roger definitely had far more control in the earlier days, a couple of very impressive A5s. :)
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Oscar J · Member since
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[b]Nitroboy wrote: [/b] He was just warming up! :P ... He hits the D5 at 2nd Wembley... ;)[/QUOTE] Two things:
1. The song is lowered a full step, so it's a C5.
2. It's an overdub. :)
Cheers
Bruno P. · Member since
So yeah, the higher part of his full voice range wasn't exactly the best. :(
