MrPepperoniNipples
Well-Known Member
On a different note
Adele,
just give it a few years
Adele,
just give it a few years
Singers who developed vocal-cord problems
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Actually, what happened was he was in Cuba on vacation. He got food poisoning and became violently ill, and in the course of vomiting, ruptured his vocal cords.
I think it *was* technically during the Awake touring cycle, but the incident itself had nothing to do with touring or singing.
Mprinsje
st. anger ain't bad!
Oh btw: Frans bauer. But he's Dutch. And terrible.
Adele already had vocal chord problems, real shame.
Hope it doesn't get worse.
As for Oli Sykes, that guy is fucked.
His studio performances are great, but live and everywhere
else is another story. You've gotta take care of your voice man.
Hope it doesn't get worse.
As for Oli Sykes, that guy is fucked.
His studio performances are great, but live and everywhere
else is another story. You've gotta take care of your voice man.
Jonathan20022
Engineer
Phil Labonte, right after The Fall of Ideals.
Fall of Ideals Phil and Two Weeks, which sounds great on record IMO.
Same song live
It's a damn shame, you can tell his voice is tired out and really worn over the years. And he destroyed on everything before Overcome. But this new record that just came out is lame.
Fall of Ideals Phil and Two Weeks, which sounds great on record IMO.
Same song live
It's a damn shame, you can tell his voice is tired out and really worn over the years. And he destroyed on everything before Overcome. But this new record that just came out is lame.
Dude, Axl Rose.
The guy sounds like Minnie Mouse now.
The guy sounds like Minnie Mouse now.
Jesus Christ, he's a terrible live vocalist. Not to mention one of the number 1 pricks in all of metalcore.
Bloodbath Salt
Title-less
I was wonder why I didn't hear him in their newer stuff.
Metallica tunes to E flat live to compensate for vocal cords.
If Lemmy damaged his vocal cords it'd be impossible to tell.
whoa........Phil....
thanks for quoting a huge comment just a few spots up
But I removed one of the videos....
Jonathan20022
Engineer
whoa........Phil....
thanks for quoting a huge comment just a few spots up
Huge is quite the overstatement when most NGDs on here exceed even the length of a full page of posts at time lol.
But considering that I made it a tad smaller.
But yes, Phil's views on just about anything suck. So that doesn't help anyone really like him as a person outside of his music.
If you really want to get into that, go take a look at his Facebook. Since this isn't the thread for that, I won't mention anymore haha.
Probably the result of joining the Navy... his gung-ho attitude is somewhat off putting despite the excellent Fall of ideals.
abandonist
Banned
Interestingly I had a message in my facebook feed today from Bjork explaining her vocal cord problems.
benduncan
Well-Known Member
as a singer this thread scares me.
im sure if youre touring none stop its unavoidable, but is their anyway to try to avoid permanently altering the sound of your voice? i have a voice coach and i know how to sing from my diaphragm correctly, but they all probably had better coaches than i do so..
im sure if youre touring none stop its unavoidable, but is their anyway to try to avoid permanently altering the sound of your voice? i have a voice coach and i know how to sing from my diaphragm correctly, but they all probably had better coaches than i do so..
Andromalia
Pardon my french
i don't know if it's a matter of coaches. The fashion of "growling" is still pretty new, I mean, we don't have a single exemple of a 70 year old that can growl after a 40 years career.
It's entirely possible that this kind of singing is just damaging and that those who can carry it longer suffer less damage, but damage still.
Also, remember that rock singers do expose themselves more: when Pavarotti had a cold, he canceled his representations. Last time I saw Ozzy he was sick to death but played his show anyway (was awful...)
Makes sense Ozzy's voice is shot at 70.
It's entirely possible that this kind of singing is just damaging and that those who can carry it longer suffer less damage, but damage still.
Also, remember that rock singers do expose themselves more: when Pavarotti had a cold, he canceled his representations. Last time I saw Ozzy he was sick to death but played his show anyway (was awful...)
Makes sense Ozzy's voice is shot at 70.
troyguitar
Well-Known Member
as a singer this thread scares me.
im sure if youre touring none stop its unavoidable, but is their anyway to try to avoid permanently altering the sound of your voice? i have a voice coach and i know how to sing from my diaphragm correctly, but they all probably had better coaches than i do so..
A lot of guys actually didn't get any training until after they hurt themselves. Klaus Meine, for example, didn't start learning how to sing properly until after needing surgery. Then he went from being good to being one of the best rock singers ever.
downburst82
Well-Known Member
Schylar from he is legend is the one that always stands out for me. He destroyed his voice after the "I am hollwood" album. They still carried on and he does ok now but if you listen to before and after his range has been at least cut his half. He cant do soaring cleans anymore..just the gritty throaty singing..which is ok..but he used to have my fav voice in the world so its a little sad :/
before
He is Legend - ...Best in Mexico - YouTube
after
He Is Legend - Attack Of The Dungeon Witch - YouTube
before
He is Legend - ...Best in Mexico - YouTube
after
He Is Legend - Attack Of The Dungeon Witch - YouTube
