No he wouldn't Seb. I'm surprised to see you think that considering how in-depth your site usually is.
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I mean not that he CAN`T do that note without falsetto. But I guess he WOULD try it that way instead. But of course "would" and "definately did" is very different, as well as "I guess" and "I bet my life that...". It`s just a comment
It's just freddie in my opinion.
But why would Brian try to go in falsetto for that note?Wouldn't make any sens.Anyway,it's Freddie.
Exactly, Virtuoso. Listen to tracks from Another World and it's pretty clear he'd have no trouble with that bit.
Peace,
Adam.
Peace,
Adam.
just enjoy the ppl
It's all Freddie! His voice did change since being ill. I believe it is 100% Fred!
Whats ppl???? (by the way)
I think it's people, but I could be wrong. I'm horrible when it comes to netspeak.
I think it's Freddie singing it. But there is another fragment in No-one but you this time, that I always thought sounded like Freddie - word 'forever' in the second part of the song, the last line sung by Roger.
Well if your like me and know their vocal patterns then you know it is Brian singing then Freddie comes back in. Roger is easy to pick out because he has a Contra-tenor voice (male soprano) and Live he is herd well cause of the many microphones surrounding his trap-set. Brian Is reconised easily by his tone an a baratone. His voice is unique and when singing lead it is not as strong as Freddie's. Freddies is strong and rich and beleive it or not Freddie was also a baratone NOT an tenor. Freddie is also claimed by some to have sung live and not in the studio. This is false. The vocal patterns live and in studio are the same. Freddies live voice sounds diffrent number one because the live-styled microphone, Two singing at long periods of time without a break and three he is projectiong more because the live mic has lower pick-up quality then the studio. And to answer the Queastion it is Brian singing.
In my opinion, Roger is light tenor, not counter-tenor. Brian is also light tenor, his low range is not strong.
fatstrat: yeah and who made you the expert?
You should check your ears you know. You clearly hear that its ONLY freddie and NO ONE ELSE
You should check your ears you know. You clearly hear that its ONLY freddie and NO ONE ELSE
Well if your like me and know their vocal patterns then you know it is Brian singing then Freddie comes back in. Roger is easy to pick out because he has a Contra-tenor voice (male soprano) and Live he is herd well cause of the many microphones surrounding his trap-set. Brian Is reconised easily by his tone an a baratone. His voice is unique and when singing lead it is not as strong as Freddie's. Freddies is strong and rich and beleive it or not Freddie was also a baratone NOT an tenor. Freddie is also claimed by some to have sung live and not in the studio. This is false. The vocal patterns live and in studio are the same. Freddies live voice sounds diffrent number one because the live-styled microphone, Two singing at long periods of time without a break and three he is projectiong more because the live mic has lower pick-up quality then the studio. And to answer the Queastion it is Brian singing.Uhhh... Did you even HEAR the song???
"Freddie Mercury -Best Voice -Best Composer =Best Talented Musican Ever"
That signature = best example of faulty logic I've seen all day.
Obviously you haven't heard very much quality music other than Queen. Hate to break it to you, but Freddie isn't even in the top 100 musicians ever.
Exactly, Virtuoso. Listen to tracks from Another World and it's pretty clear he'd have no trouble with that bit.
*nods happily in agreement*
Brian's range could definitely handle much more than that. Just listen to Resurrection.