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post #101 of 104
11/7/08 at 7:56pm
There's one Mudhoney song, I think it's "Sweet Little Thing Ain't Sweet No More" (like most people, it's been a while since I listened to Mudhoney), but in the middle the singer does this really long scream, and he has to stop in the middle to take a breath. I hadn't even noticed it until a friend pointed it out to me, but since then I laugh every time I hear it.
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post #102 of 104
11/7/08 at 8:15pm
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Originally Posted by Z-Man View Post
There's one Mudhoney song, I think it's "Sweet Little Thing Ain't Sweet No More" (like most people, it's been a while since I listened to Mudhoney), but in the middle the singer does this really long scream, and he has to stop in the middle to take a breath. I hadn't even noticed it until a friend pointed it out to me, but since then I laugh every time I hear it.
Speaking of Seattle, how about Vedder's scream in "Blood" off of the Vs. album? I thought his head was going to burst the first time I heard that song.
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post #103 of 104
11/8/08 at 12:24am
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His vocals are always so processed that it's hard to say what's actually coming out of his mouth, though. With the right distortion, you can make your voice sound a lot screamier (for lack of a better term) than it actually is. Same thing with Reznor.
Case in point: Rob Zombie lets out what I used to think was a throat-shredding scream in "Grease Paint and Monkey Brains" but seems to be actually a whisper with tons of distortion. "The animals they wanna kill, anyone, anythaaaaaanggg!"
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post #104 of 104
11/8/08 at 4:33pm
I just sort of skipped around this thread, but has anyone mentioned Daryl from Glassjaw or the kid from UnderOath?
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