Brancelli wrote:
This is studio, but a great example of Lambert's skill, even showcases some falsetto, but goes right back into it head on:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3iu4z2qdA0
One of my faves, love the drop off and the use of different techniques, truly shows his technical skill. That Dimash one, not sure if Adam could do the B5 that way but to be fair it's a completely different style of singing and therefore technique to when Adam's hit B5's so he probably could if doing opera style but 6th octave - doubtful, I've certainly never heard him do 6th octave notes at all though apparently he has in a studio when messing about but that's not the same as doing it live night after night. My guess is he probably could train himself to if he wanted and was prepared to put the work in but he's said numerous times he has no interest in what note he can hit or hitting a certain note for the sake of it, he just doesn't seem bothered by that and is more interested in just singing whatever he's doing the best he can.
I agree about the best singer thing, there's no one best singer IMO there's tons of great singers, some better at certain things than others but overall I listen to lots of music and some aren't technically the best but I still love their voice, really don't see the point in comparing one to another I just listen to what I like and don't really pick them apart but I can appreciate good technical skill even when I'm not necessarily keen on their tone or their style of music.