Roger's vocal range

I know this topic has been done to death, but I've been looking everywhere and I can't find anything! Approximately how wide is Roger's vocal range?

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It's true. I checked. It's legit.

as far as recording goes, from A1 to E4

where is that A1?


and btw, since theres still confusion about the octave numbers. A1 is the open A string on a guitar?

A1 - Ride The Wild Wind demo. I think also he does it in the low voice of Drowse, although it's very very very weak. The one in RTWW seems to be much more powerful (though I haven't listened to it)

by the way the A1 I talk about is the 110 Hz A.

alright

The low octave-harmony in "Action This Day" reaches D1 at 0:44 ("...show DO-own"). Is it Roger?

the low voice is Freddie, but i doubt it's natural (i think the did the same trick with Leroy Brown) Cause it's not weak

He's got a good vocal range in 'More Of That Jazz' and 'Rock it'. Don't forget the high-ptched galileo's in BR. I don't think it's particularly good in IILWMC though.

The Galileos are falsetto, but I think Roger or Fred could have done them with head voices if they wanted to

i'm sure Brian could do it aswell, since he's also in the "very very frightningh me" part

in the takes brian showed in the documentary that's only fred, you can clearly hear it's him. in the album version he was replaced by roger

no way brian could do an a4

he does the A4 in very very frightning me