"Rock Paradise" An Croatian magazine interviews Adam on have Freddie influence hes voice,but he says that and admit that he is limited in range camparing to Freddie.
There is no interview on net but i can asure you its true..
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Mr.Mouth wrote:
"Rock Paradise" An Croatian magazine interviews Adam on have Freddie influence hes voice,but he says that and admit that he is limited in range camparing to Freddie.
There is no interview on net but i can asure you its true..
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sorry for bad language...lol....."have" "hes" are wrong...shit bye my friends
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Hyperbole. But Freddie definitely did as Montserrat said " he sold the voice"
*^^^ it omitted my ARROWS.
Anybody care to explain that bit to the guy?
It MAY prevent carpal tunnel
Anybody care to explain that bit to the guy?
It MAY prevent carpal tunnel
Who is "Adam Lambert" ?
Nice sig, Matt Z :)
matt z wrote:
Hyperbole. But Freddie definitely did as Montserrat said " he sold the voice"
Calling All Girls..yes from that song is my signature..
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Actually, though Freddie's total
vocal range blitzed Lambert's when adding the additional octave he managed using his falsetto, Adam has a wider full voice range than Freddie did.
Freddie had much more depth and texture to his voice though, that's where Adam falls short IMO.
vocal range blitzed Lambert's when adding the additional octave he managed using his falsetto, Adam has a wider full voice range than Freddie did.
Freddie had much more depth and texture to his voice though, that's where Adam falls short IMO.
Mr Mouth... that's not a signature.
"Adam admits that he is limited in range camparing to Freddie. "
If thats true it has to do with the low register. Adam can go higher than Freddie and its not falsetto.
For example on Who Wants To Live Forever, on 1:55 he goes live higher than Freddie even got on record. That sais something.
If thats true it has to do with the low register. Adam can go higher than Freddie and its not falsetto.
For example on Who Wants To Live Forever, on 1:55 he goes live higher than Freddie even got on record. That sais something.
Stelios wrote:
"Adam admits that he is limited in range camparing to Freddie. "
If thats true it has to do with the low register. Adam can go higher than Freddie and its not falsetto.
For example on Who Wants To Live Forever, on 1:55 he goes live higher than Freddie even got on record. That sais something.
You think that's the limit of Freddie's range? You've got a lot of research to do, son.
Stelios wrote: "Adam admits that he is limited in range camparing to Freddie. "
If thats true it has to do with the low register. Adam can go higher than Freddie and its not falsetto.
For example on Who Wants To Live Forever, on 1:55 he goes live higher than Freddie even got on record. That sais something.
True, he goes higher on that part than the record, because Adam Lambert loves to oversing stuff. But it wasn't higher than the highest note on the record, and definitely not Freddie's highest notes.
Do your research before you troll
Bruno P. wrote:
Stelios wrote:
"Adam admits that he is limited in range camparing to Freddie. "
If thats true it has to do with the low register. Adam can go higher than Freddie and its not falsetto.
For example on Who Wants To Live Forever, on 1:55 he goes live higher than Freddie even got on record. That sais something.
You think that's the limit of Freddie's range? You've got a lot of research to do, son.
I am well aware of Freddie's range, 20 years now. I used that example becouse it was charachteristic of how Freddie even in Budapest '86 ( a GREAT performance indeed) used to sing the second part of the song almost an octave lower in the "forever'' parts whereas Adam hits some great highs on 2:50 for example.
I prefer Freddie by miles by this is just strictly talking about range.
Nitroboy wrote:
Stelios wrote: "Adam admits that he is limited in range camparing to Freddie. "
If thats true it has to do with the low register. Adam can go higher than Freddie and its not falsetto.
For example on Who Wants To Live Forever, on 1:55 he goes live higher than Freddie even got on record. That sais something.
True, he goes higher on that part than the record, because Adam Lambert loves to oversing stuff. But it wasn't higher than the highest note on the record, and definitely not Freddie's highest notes.
Do your research before you troll
Nitroboy, you really consider my response as trolling?
I explain why i used that example in the post above.
As for research... i did that long time ago.
These days one can simply use this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5vTjdOTMGE