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Old 06-02-2011, 09:36 AM   #5861 (permalink)
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opera singers belt in a way that it's quite close to sounding like a whistle register.
black people on the other hand uses full chest voice which is quite amazing to listen to.
i miss pre-bobby brown whitney houston.
it's called singing from the diaphragm and both types of singers do it.

boy bands and like justin timberlake sing with a more nasal sound
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Old 06-02-2011, 10:05 AM   #5862 (permalink)
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I actually think the accent he uses while singing is a huge part of their appeal. Oasis didn't mind eventually getting rid of nearly all of their British-ness while Blur celebrated it. I think it added a lot to the music.
Blur`s Britishness is greatly exaggerated in their sound and overly in yer face, but I guess they could appeal to listeners not used to that accent. Damon Albarn`s vocal chords are probably better suited to selling fruit and vegetables on a London market stall than in the studio. When it comes to that very British singing style, Ray Davies and even Jimmy Pursey did it so much better, two obvious influences on Damon Albarn.
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Old 06-02-2011, 02:49 PM   #5863 (permalink)
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Old 06-02-2011, 02:55 PM   #5864 (permalink)
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is that an unpopular opinion around where you live?

I think people would be hard pressed to say other wise.

I mean Opera singers are capable of doing something similar but with more range
He probably lives in a small village inhabited by Philippine equivalents of white supremacists.
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Old 06-02-2011, 06:01 PM   #5866 (permalink)
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what's everyone think of g. love? I got his self titled and I think its sick
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I agree that Blur did some terrible stuff mainly. I've always felt much of it sounds like it's just been thrown together from ideas from others. Maybe it's meant to be some post-modern knowing ironic music, but I don't really feel the music and it can feel second-hand and second-rate.
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Old 06-02-2011, 06:40 PM   #5868 (permalink)
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I agree that Blur did some terrible stuff mainly. I've always felt much of it sounds like it's just been thrown together from ideas from others. Maybe it's meant to be some post-modern knowing ironic music, but I don't really feel the music and it can feel second-hand and second-rate.
^^This articulates my feelings about Blur perfectly. Fuck 'em.
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Old 06-02-2011, 08:11 PM   #5869 (permalink)
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what's everyone think of g. love? I got his self titled and I think its sick
a good sick or a band sick? I like some of his stuff, He plays pawn shop type guitars. I think his vocal style is a mix of hip hop, blues etc, (he from Philly but his accent aint no Philly yo) he's from Society Hill and imo his accent has a New York hip hop influence, not a real Philly accent.
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Old 06-03-2011, 01:27 AM   #5870 (permalink)
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it's called singing from the diaphragm and both types of singers do it.
i don't think it's singing from the diaphragm. diaphragms are used only if you're an opera singer but for belting, you use your throat and chest voice. that's why we see them have those nerves on their necks when they do the high note, right?

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boy bands and like justin timberlake sing with a more nasal sound
i thought justin timberlake uses headtone. it sounds like one.
and talking about nasal sound, best example would be toni braxton.
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