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Ed's vocals

PASSION76PASSION76 Posts: 136
edited October 2009 in Words and Music...Communication
I was wondering if anyone else has noticed that Ed's vocals on Backspacer and Into the Wild seem a lot more expressive compared to say binaural and riot act.
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  • dimitrispearljamdimitrispearljam Posts: 139,688
    TJJ wrote:
    I was wondering if anyone else has noticed that Ed's vocals on Backspacer and Into the Wild seem a lot more expressive compared to say binaural and riot act.
    nope..is just a lot of different the way songs are.
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  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    what I've always loved about Eds voice is how it just IS many different ways- with the songs-
    as though his voice is a true instrument to blend with the music he hears.
    For me Alone, a favorite, would be a good example- his voices moves thru and with that song.
    On Backspacer I love how his voices changes during Gonna see my friend
    its a screamy chorus then it lowers and sounds determined with a matter of fact quality.
    By far the most creative beautiful voice God ever brought.
  • LoveboatkarenLoveboatkaren Posts: 123
    The only thing I would say is his voice sounds cleaner, like you can hear the words better but that's because I think the whole album has a cleaner sound...more upbeat...maybe because the Bush era is behind us and them!
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    Loveboatkaren wrote:
    The only thing I would say is his voice sounds cleaner, like you can hear the words better but that's because I think the whole album has a cleaner sound...more upbeat...maybe because the Bush era is behind us and them!
    yea it used to be a bit of a joke not being able to understand the lyrics-just thought lately myself you can make almost all the words on Backspacer
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