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Old 01-13-2015, 01:40 PM   #10261 (permalink)
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Rob Halford is one of the most brilliant singer/vocalist in Metal, if not the most brilliant, not many match him. That's not an opinion, I believe it is a fact.
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Old 01-13-2015, 01:44 PM   #10262 (permalink)
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His vocals really shine in this song.

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Old 01-13-2015, 01:55 PM   #10263 (permalink)
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Halford's voice is definitely not "about to fail". I've actually heard it said that out of all metal vocalists, his might be the only one that could make it in opera. My uncle, who's a a guitar tech head with a major hard on for Ynwgie Malmsteen loves to wax worshipful about his "sustain".

Just listen to what his voice can do on this song, and remember, he isn't screaming. His voice can just do this.


Well this is an impressive display, but can you say that it's a fair representation of how Halford consistently sounds? What I have heard of Halford is more the vocal style he adopts on songs like 'Metal Gods', where his voice sounds flat, weak and shallow. I am restricted in my ability to discuss here due to not listening to a consistent amount of Priest, and I'd never heard 'Painkiller' before, but it seems his singing style is not always as consistent as it appears on this track.
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Old 01-13-2015, 02:00 PM   #10264 (permalink)
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Hey Blackdragon123, don't feel bad about disliking Halford's voice. We all have our preferences. Anyway, if you're really interested in listening to him more to get a feel for his range/variety, here's one of my favorite Judas Priest songs:

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Old 01-13-2015, 02:14 PM   #10265 (permalink)
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Well this is an impressive display, but can you say that it's a fair representation of how Halford consistently sounds? What I have heard of Halford is more the vocal style he adopts on songs like 'Metal Gods', where his voice sounds flat, weak and shallow. I am restricted in my ability to discuss here due to not listening to a consistent amount of Priest, and I'd never heard 'Painkiller' before, but it seems his singing style is not always as consistent as it appears on this track.
"Metal Gods" really isn't a good representation of his range.
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Old 01-13-2015, 02:16 PM   #10266 (permalink)
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Hey Blackdragon123, don't feel bad about disliking Halford's voice. We all have our preferences. Anyway, if you're really interested in listening to him more to get a feel for his range/variety, here's one of my favorite Judas Priest songs:

Thanks for this man, the funny thing is I quite enjoyed the musical side of this track, but the vocals still don't grab me. I just don't dig the vibe or feel the presence when it comes to old Robbie.
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Old 01-13-2015, 02:21 PM   #10267 (permalink)
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Thanks for this man, the funny thing is I quite enjoyed the musical side of this track, but the vocals still don't grab me. I just don't dig the vibe or feel the presence when it comes to old Robbie.
You know that we're all going to keep posting videos until you give in, right?

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Old 01-13-2015, 02:42 PM   #10268 (permalink)
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You know that we're all going to keep posting videos until you give in, right?

You beasts! I will not give in to Priest pressure!
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Grateful Dead were cool guys but a bland, unexciting band, but "Terrapin Station" is one of the best things to hit the mainstream music scene ever.

Slash is a fantastic musician.

Music requires a lot of diligent, structured practice. "Feeling it" and "connecting" is not enough to be really good.

Music theory actually expands your musical inventiveness, it doesn't restrict it.
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Debut albums 90% of the time are better than anything else the band will ever put out. Jazz chords kick European chords' ass.
Depends, sometimes the debut just isn't there yet, sometimes the debut is way better than the rest.
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