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re: Let's talk male falsetto lead singers
Posted on 3/23/17 at 11:38 pm to NorthTiger
Posted on 3/23/17 at 11:38 pm to NorthTiger
This thread is hilarious. Most of yall got it right - falsetto and hitting high notes are not the same thing.
Thom Yorke is actually a good example of someone who uses falsetto a lot. Philip Bailey is a better example. stop being stuck up and embrace this cheese:
I'll Write a Song for You
There are people who are freakish in their ranges. Stevie Wonder, Freddy Mercury, and yes, early Robert Plant come to mind. But no, they are not 'falsetto' singers.
Thom Yorke is actually a good example of someone who uses falsetto a lot. Philip Bailey is a better example. stop being stuck up and embrace this cheese:
I'll Write a Song for You
There are people who are freakish in their ranges. Stevie Wonder, Freddy Mercury, and yes, early Robert Plant come to mind. But no, they are not 'falsetto' singers.
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Posted on 3/23/17 at 11:41 pm to SpyBoy
And just for shits and gigs, there is a thing called the Whistle Register that only a few males have ever been documented as able to hit. Weirdly enough, the best example is that jam from Sister Act 2 (Back in the Habit, yall)
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