If I'm not wrong, for the Paramount Theatre show, the guitars were tuned to a half step up. During the "School" performance from that show (especially the "You're in high school again" part) Kurt sounds so fuckin' amazing. I don't know which note that is but when he screams "agaiiinn!" it's just so clear that he hits a damn high note with an absolutely amazing power in his voice. He just had a unique one.
@Astbruchgefahr First of all, what you're talking about is half step DOWN tuning and I'm talking about a half step higher tune. And besides that, they started to tune down to Eb in the second half of 92 not 93.
@canorjohn My bad, I meant to type 92. I know. The paramount concert is in standard tuning, I have played along with the blu ray. There are a couple of videos on YouTube where the sound is one step up, but this is not what is on the blu ray. It's probably an accident in ripping the video. I mentioned the down tuning in case you thought that the reason they were a step up was because you were used to hearing them a step lower live.
@Astbruchgefahr Oh, well that makes sense. I was surprised to hear 'em a half step up anyway. The only recording I know in which they were tuned a half step up is the album version of Love Buzz.
What are the notes that Kurt hits at the end of the Drain You chorurs ("I.. Like... You")? Cause he seems to have a really hard time singing them live
@terretetetito E3-D3-C#3 - Definitely not tricky for Cobain range-wise, maybe the darkness and phrasing of the original notes made him struggle with them?
Although he is the voice of Gen X I believe (not to shit on die hard Cobainheads) that musically he was the least talented in the seattle scene buit one of the more talented writers, no doubt about that. IMO Staley was overall considering the main attributes of a musician, especially rock, the most talented and second most underrated considering Cornell had the most powerful voice and opne of the most indie or cult followings of the seattle scene. Hope I spelled Seattle right or im retardard.
@GoodGuitarSolos I just learned that he and Kurt had a CCR cover band where Krist sang. I'd doubt if any recordings exist of that but now I'm curious to hear more of Krist's singing.
Kurt's voice must have always been screwed up because he's screaming in the tenor range and he's a baritone. His voice was already failing by the time In Utero came out, I wonder how long he could have pushed it if he were still alive.
If I'm not wrong, for the Paramount Theatre show, the guitars were tuned to a half step up. During the "School" performance from that show (especially the "You're in high school again" part) Kurt sounds so fuckin' amazing. I don't know which note that is but when he screams "agaiiinn!" it's just so clear that he hits a damn high note with an absolutely amazing power in his voice. He just had a unique one.
R.I.P.
canorjohn 3 weeks ago
@canorjohn No, they're in standard there. They started tuning down to Eb after 93.
Astbruchgefahr 6 days ago
@Astbruchgefahr First of all, what you're talking about is half step DOWN tuning and I'm talking about a half step higher tune. And besides that, they started to tune down to Eb in the second half of 92 not 93.
canorjohn 5 days ago
@canorjohn My bad, I meant to type 92. I know. The paramount concert is in standard tuning, I have played along with the blu ray. There are a couple of videos on YouTube where the sound is one step up, but this is not what is on the blu ray. It's probably an accident in ripping the video. I mentioned the down tuning in case you thought that the reason they were a step up was because you were used to hearing them a step lower live.
Astbruchgefahr 5 days ago
@Astbruchgefahr Oh, well that makes sense. I was surprised to hear 'em a half step up anyway. The only recording I know in which they were tuned a half step up is the album version of Love Buzz.
canorjohn 5 days ago
Thanks for this video (: Kurt's my favourite singer of all time.
youwinoneinternets 3 weeks ago
pretty sure he was a skilled singer in many ways. i, just another fan of them, not a worshiper
shit311 1 month ago
My favorite singers 1.Layne Staley 2.Robert Plant 3.Kurt Cobain, have you done a Plant vocal range video cuz i cant find it.
1111111one 2 months ago
What are the notes that Kurt hits at the end of the Drain You chorurs ("I.. Like... You")? Cause he seems to have a really hard time singing them live
terretetetito 2 months ago
@terretetetito E3-D3-C#3 - Definitely not tricky for Cobain range-wise, maybe the darkness and phrasing of the original notes made him struggle with them?
GoodGuitarSolos 2 months ago
Although he is the voice of Gen X I believe (not to shit on die hard Cobainheads) that musically he was the least talented in the seattle scene buit one of the more talented writers, no doubt about that. IMO Staley was overall considering the main attributes of a musician, especially rock, the most talented and second most underrated considering Cornell had the most powerful voice and opne of the most indie or cult followings of the seattle scene. Hope I spelled Seattle right or im retardard.
stpfan729 3 months ago
@stpfan729 Sorry for the stupid grammatical errors im trashed
stpfan729 3 months ago
Don't forget the funny spoken head voice d5 in the beginning of territorial pissings. the word is smile.
srs7593 3 months ago
@srs7593 That is actually a full D5 by Kris Novoselic!
GoodGuitarSolos 3 months ago 6
@GoodGuitarSolos dawhaaaaaaaa? they have similar voices then.
srs7593 3 months ago
@GoodGuitarSolos I just learned that he and Kurt had a CCR cover band where Krist sang. I'd doubt if any recordings exist of that but now I'm curious to hear more of Krist's singing.
srs7593 3 months ago
For me the falsetto B5 is rather a Bb5
Insurrectionnel 3 months ago
nothing in front of axl
BananaRepublicCY 4 months ago
Do John Frusciante please!
000theUnforgiven000 5 months ago
wow, now do a video on the variety of Ramones chord progressions....
tonyfelbs 5 months ago
@tonyfelbs That sounds great! Or maybe a video about the immense vocal power and versatility of Johnny Rotten?
GoodGuitarSolos 5 months ago
He hasn't got good range. Has 2 octaves at most and live he is terrible.
Timtherealdeal 6 months ago
cool the same voice range as Micheal Jackson's??
Patrycz4k 6 months ago
Kurt's voice must have always been screwed up because he's screaming in the tenor range and he's a baritone. His voice was already failing by the time In Utero came out, I wonder how long he could have pushed it if he were still alive.
KCJacksonMuz 6 months ago
though this is great i just wanna point out falsetto is not somebody's range
petsBenham 6 months ago
@petsBenham It is.
GoodGuitarSolos 6 months ago 2
@GoodGuitarSolos yes it is
petsBenham 6 months ago
do dave grohl PLEASE
Jstinb 7 months ago 7
Holy shit, I missed this video! xD Nice job, really limited range though
TheRockLover1000 7 months ago
@axltyler sorry, missed it.
axltyler 7 months ago
Brilliant.
Isle0fRed 7 months ago 8
That's alot of dislikes. :-0
CuriosityRoads 7 months ago
@CuriosityRoads And all of them in less than 9 hours! That is extreme.
GoodGuitarSolos 7 months ago 2
Wicked!
Nic33rd 7 months ago
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Lithiukz 7 months ago