[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
If people don't like the idea of seeing Deep Purple with one original member, then don't go.[/QUOTE]
Deep Purple have Gillan Paice and Glover you stupid clueless Clown. I am sure you will return with "that Gillan was not on the first album".
Again another proof you have no clue when it comes to rock music[/QUOTE]
Indeed, Gillan and Glover did not appear on the first Deep Purple album because they were not in the band yet, which makes me correct and you incorrect, full stop.
Suggesting that I know nothing about rock music because I possess the basic ability to read liner notes makes absolutely no sense.
People who joined the band after the first album are not original members. But I guess in your internet trolling universe where you make up the facts as you please, anything can be true.
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Good luck with this post Mr Wizard. I posted the same thing twenty posts back on the previous page, got no reply to that because he obviously runs from pure facts especially if they prove him wrong. ;)
[QUOTE] [b]MisterCosmicc wrote:[/b]
No wonder the Bohemian Rhapsody film flopped, everyone knows Freddie is gay. [/QUOTE]
Good one
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
If people don't like the idea of seeing Deep Purple with one original member, then don't go.[/QUOTE]
Deep Purple have Gillan Paice and Glover you stupid clueless Clown. I am sure you will return with "that Gillan was not on the first album".
Again another proof you have no clue when it comes to rock music[/QUOTE]
Indeed, Gillan and Glover did not appear on the first Deep Purple album because they were not in the band yet, which makes me correct and you incorrect, full stop.
Suggesting that I know nothing about rock music because I possess the basic ability to read liner notes makes absolutely no sense.
People who joined the band after the first album are not original members. But I guess in your internet trolling universe where you make up the facts as you please, anything can be true.
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You didnt even know that They were not on the forst album if I did not tell you you twat. I doubt you even own a single Purple album.
And as far as seeing bands goes: Thats Like saying seeing Judas Priest now is not with their original singer - true but the classic lineup is what people are looking for not some nobodys that were in the band for 5 minutes. Idiot
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
WHy is Lameturd a rock star???? He is a high pitched screamer [/QUOTE]
So you've not heard all the high pitched screamers who are rock stars I take it? Axl Rose, Seb Bach, Miljenko Matijevic, Bruce Dickinson, Robert Plant - I could go on, the point is there are plenty of rock singers who scream with a high pitch.
If you're gonna argue he's not a rockstar or singing rock high pitched screams are not the argument to use.
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Your comparisons are weak. They have well more rock vocal techniques than Adam. They have grit.
[QUOTE] [b]Saint Jiub wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
WHy is Lameturd a rock star???? He is a high pitched screamer [/QUOTE]
So you've not heard all the high pitched screamers who are rock stars I take it? Axl Rose, Seb Bach, Miljenko Matijevic, Bruce Dickinson, Robert Plant - I could go on, the point is there are plenty of rock singers who scream with a high pitch.
If you're gonna argue he's not a rockstar or singing rock high pitched screams are not the argument to use.
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As stated in the link I posted:
"The squealing long notes got tired after the fifth week."
Are Robert Plant and Axl Rose known for squealing SUSTAINED notes? In my opinion, Adam's overly frequent use of warbling vibrato trills are not typical of rock singers.
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^ this
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Saint Jiub wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
WHy is Lameturd a rock star???? He is a high pitched screamer [/QUOTE]
So you've not heard all the high pitched screamers who are rock stars I take it? Axl Rose, Seb Bach, Miljenko Matijevic, Bruce Dickinson, Robert Plant - I could go on, the point is there are plenty of rock singers who scream with a high pitch.
If you're gonna argue he's not a rockstar or singing rock high pitched screams are not the argument to use.
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As stated in the link I posted:
"The squealing long notes got tired after the fifth week."
Are Robert Plant and Axl Rose known for squealing SUSTAINED notes? In my opinion, Adam's overly frequent use of warbling vibrato trills are not typical of rock singers.
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Don't know about sustained but they could both squeal out the high notes. Judging by the amount of rock and metal screams compilation vids on YT it's pretty prevalent in rock and metal to scream sustained high notes.
Adam mixes rock style screams with a more operatic style of high notes or trills as you say, some like it some don't and for all the ones who got tired of it there were a lot that didn't and a lot of his fans like him doing those notes plus when he doesn't people start saying "he's lost range or can't hit the notes anymore", seems he can't please everyone if he does them leaves them out, gaining a fan base on that show by doing a lot of that type thing means he's kind of set himself up to sort of have to do that some of the time to please those fans who love the sustained notes.
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Post one Adam “rock style scream” please
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Saint Jiub wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
WHy is Lameturd a rock star???? He is a high pitched screamer [/QUOTE]
So you've not heard all the high pitched screamers who are rock stars I take it? Axl Rose, Seb Bach, Miljenko Matijevic, Bruce Dickinson, Robert Plant - I could go on, the point is there are plenty of rock singers who scream with a high pitch.
If you're gonna argue he's not a rockstar or singing rock high pitched screams are not the argument to use.
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As stated in the link I posted:
"The squealing long notes got tired after the fifth week."
Are Robert Plant and Axl Rose known for squealing SUSTAINED notes? In my opinion, Adam's overly frequent use of warbling vibrato trills are not typical of rock singers.
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Don't know about sustained but they could both squeal out the high notes. Judging by the amount of rock and metal screams compilation vids on YT it's pretty prevalent in rock and metal to scream sustained high notes.
Adam mixes rock style screams with a more operatic style of high notes or trills as you say, some like it some don't and for all the ones who got tired of it there were a lot that didn't and a lot of his fans like him doing those notes plus when he doesn't people start saying "he's lost range or can't hit the notes anymore", seems he can't please everyone if he does them leaves them out, gaining a fan base on that show by doing a lot of that type thing means he's kind of set himself up to sort of have to do that some of the time to please those fans who love the sustained notes.
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Fans of Adam, or fans of Queen? Queen have huge concerts, but Adam’s music doesn’t sell. “A lot” should be taken with a grain of salt.
Most people go to QAL concerts to see Brian and Roger.
[QUOTE] [b]MisterCosmicc wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Saint Jiub wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
WHy is Lameturd a rock star???? He is a high pitched screamer [/QUOTE]
So you've not heard all the high pitched screamers who are rock stars I take it? Axl Rose, Seb Bach, Miljenko Matijevic, Bruce Dickinson, Robert Plant - I could go on, the point is there are plenty of rock singers who scream with a high pitch.
If you're gonna argue he's not a rockstar or singing rock high pitched screams are not the argument to use.
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As stated in the link I posted:
"The squealing long notes got tired after the fifth week."
Are Robert Plant and Axl Rose known for squealing SUSTAINED notes? In my opinion, Adam's overly frequent use of warbling vibrato trills are not typical of rock singers.
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Don't know about sustained but they could both squeal out the high notes. Judging by the amount of rock and metal screams compilation vids on YT it's pretty prevalent in rock and metal to scream sustained high notes.
Adam mixes rock style screams with a more operatic style of high notes or trills as you say, some like it some don't and for all the ones who got tired of it there were a lot that didn't and a lot of his fans like him doing those notes plus when he doesn't people start saying "he's lost range or can't hit the notes anymore", seems he can't please everyone if he does them leaves them out, gaining a fan base on that show by doing a lot of that type thing means he's kind of set himself up to sort of have to do that some of the time to please those fans who love the sustained notes.
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Fans of Adam, or fans of Queen? Queen have huge concerts, but Adam’s music doesn’t sell. “A lot” should be taken with a grain of salt.
Most people go to QAL concerts to see Brian and Roger.[/QUOTE]
I said lots of fans obviously meaning Adam's fans since I was referencing fans from Idol and one's who became fans of his afterwards. There are plenty of his fans at the QAL shows but we know he doesn't have that many in comparison to Queen but there are more fans at every QAL show who then comment about him and his voice afterwards, most of the comments favourable. Obviously there's some who don't like the way he sings, like I said he can't please everyone. Adam has plenty of fans worldwide but not in the amount some artists have, I've never said any different, but of HIS fans there are lots who like the high screams.
Both of my boys love metal music and the Nordic metal music in particular with lots of high notes and screams (which Adam really doesn't do - he holds notes out very melodiously)
and they both think Adam could more than hold his own singing that kind of music. They had extensive music training and were in bands and know music. There are many kinds of rock and metal and different kinds of voices for each. I love that kind of metal myself and that might be one of the reasons I appreciate Adam. I also love classical and opera and Adam's voice ticks that box also. Many of Queen's songs have a classical operatic style to them and those are some of my favorites for Adam to sing. SCC and songs like that are not what he does best, but he still does a more than credible job. It is very hard to find a singer to sing the breadth of the Queen's catalog and both Adam and Freddie can.
[QUOTE] [b]snifflese wrote:[/b]
It is very hard to find a singer to sing the breadth of the Queen's catalog and both Adam and Freddie can.[/QUOTE]
- AL + MM
I wont even think about Lamebird doing metal songs. he has ZERO rock grit in his shit voice
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]snifflese wrote:[/b]
It is very hard to find a singer to sing the breadth of the Queen's catalog and both Adam and Freddie can.[/QUOTE]
- AL + MM
I wont even think about Lamebird doing metal songs. he has ZERO rock grit in his shit voice[/QUOTE]
Find where MM does any kind of metal, he hasn't ever done SCC, Tyler used to do it and he's never done any of those type songs in his set list.
Do let us know what he's like live when you see him in his rescheduled show. You'll probably like him since his way of doing high notes is to push his voice and strain, sounds more rock to you probably.
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
If people don't like the idea of seeing Deep Purple with one original member, then don't go.[/QUOTE]
Deep Purple have Gillan Paice and Glover you stupid clueless Clown. I am sure you will return with "that Gillan was not on the first album".
Again another proof you have no clue when it comes to rock music[/QUOTE]
Indeed, Gillan and Glover did not appear on the first Deep Purple album because they were not in the band yet, which makes me correct and you incorrect, full stop.
Suggesting that I know nothing about rock music because I possess the basic ability to read liner notes makes absolutely no sense.
People who joined the band after the first album are not original members. But I guess in your internet trolling universe where you make up the facts as you please, anything can be true.
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You didnt even know that They were not on the forst album if I did not tell you you twat. I doubt you even own a single Purple album.
And as far as seeing bands goes: Thats Like saying seeing Judas Priest now is not with their original singer - true but the classic lineup is what people are looking for not some nobodys that were in the band for 5 minutes. Idiot[/QUOTE]
I'm sure he did know that, it's not exactly a secret. On the other hand you probably got the infomation from my earlier post.
You mentioned Judus Priest, not sure I quite understand why. There first album was recorded with Rob Halford. The previous singer had left before the first album was recorded, so to most of the world Halford is viewed as original, but that's not the only lineup change they went through, and continue to go through. Where do you draw the line on a classic line up.
World wide there most successful period was mid 80's but that lineup changed by the early 90's.
Can't wait for your next insult as that's the only consistent thing in your posts.
[QUOTE] [b]ST16 wrote:[/b]
Yeah all the original band members make up the magic of that group, i remember when Status Quo lost the drummer and bass player they were never quite the same after that!
Queen are the same no original lead singer or bass player so no magic![/QUOTE]
True to an extent, but I wouldn't say there is "no magic".
Where do you think Rush, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, Journey and Fleetwood Mac fit into that argument. All replaced members to become what are largely viewed as the definitive lineups and some had had considerable success before the lineup changes.
double post
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]snifflese wrote:[/b]
It is very hard to find a singer to sing the breadth of the Queen's catalog and both Adam and Freddie can.[/QUOTE]
- AL + MM
I wont even think about Lamebird doing metal songs. he has ZERO rock grit in his shit voice[/QUOTE]
Find where MM does any kind of metal, he hasn't ever done SCC, Tyler used to do it and he's never done any of those type songs in his set list.
Do let us know what he's like live when you see him in his rescheduled show. You'll probably like him since his way of doing high notes is to push his voice and strain, sounds more rock to you probably.
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What you call "strain" is a rock voice with power not a powerless girls voice like Lamebirds
