Poisoned_Apathy wrote:I don't know if it's really true but it doesn't surprise me at all. His voice at two first albums sounds very forced and, although I love it , it's very far from his natural register.
krausy wrote:I've always heard it was part style and part finding his "voice" so to speak. I'm sure it is much easier and healthier on his vocal cords to sing in lower key, but I actually like both of his styles. The first style was appropriate for the time, but the current style is very pleasing. To make a long story short, just a natural transformation I suppose.
As a side note, I listen to Oil on Canvas alot, and on "Swing" when he says the last "Relax and swing" and he goes real low, it makes me grin like a fool!!!
Silver Moon wrote:Ohh! If you like where his voice goes low, you guys should check out David Sylvian playing the acoustic version of "Ghosts" on my video player! His voice goes so low at this one part it's amazing!
-Kera-
godisinthesilences wrote:where is the clip...me wanna hear!!!!!
Tanya80 wrote:my sis & i were having this discussion the other day.....she said, that it's something that he was voice was high pictched during Adolescent era, then his vioce went low during Quiet days & from then own......but, his vioce sounds very well either way it goes , case in point, "Swing", oh my goodness ***fans self*** ......
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