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Posted: **Wed Mar 22, 2006 11:55 pm**

stratoplayer wrote:Why do sigers have to reach high notes to be considered good? Koti, Kakko and Deris sound a lot better when they sing at a mid level

It's not a question to sing high or not...we talked just about to be able to reach the high note, we talked about a rangevoice, not the quality only...

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:07 am**

Patricia wrote:
stratoplayer wrote:Why do sigers have to reach high notes to be considered good? Koti, Kakko and Deris sound a lot better when they sing at a mid level

It's not a question to sing high or not...we talked just about to be able to reach the high note, we talked about a rangevoice, not the quality only...

Sorry, it did not come out as I planned, I meant to say that many people say "Oh Y is not as good as X, he can't sing that high' I was not saying anyone in particular said so

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:09 am**

If Eagle Fly Free is a high noted song, then he should reach the high notes.

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:16 am**

stratoplayer wrote:Why do sigers have to reach high notes to be considered good?

that's the million question my friend, i know many people that think and believe that hitting high notes makes them awesome singers...so andi deris is not a good singer because he cannot reach those Kiske's tunes? bullshit, just take a listen to Russell Allen or Bruce Dickinson, they are not the classical Farinelli and they kick ass

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:20 am**

Beast_Pete wrote:If Eagle Fly Free is a high noted song, then he should reach the high notes.

eagle fly free is a helloween's classic, that's why they keep playing it, and the ones who like it should be kind to Deris, cause the logic points that it's not easy to sing, so the man is doing his best to please many fans

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:31 am**

neonlightchild wrote:
Beast_Pete wrote:If Eagle Fly Free is a high noted song, then he should reach the high notes.
eagle fly free is a helloween's classic, that's why they keep playing it, and the ones who like it should be kind to Deris, cause the logic points that it's not easy to sing, so the man is doing his best to please many fans

I agree with that.

Other thing more. ANDI DERIS IS ANDI DERIS and MICHAEL KISKE IS MICHAEL KISKE so, They can't be the same. I guess

BTW: neonlightchild, I hate your avatar

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 3:50 am**

Yeah, I agree. Is nice to a singer to reach the high notes,but i guess it is not necessary to be a great singer.
And,I like Deris's style, and also Kiske's style. Both, to me are great

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:26 am**

Just a Vampire wrote:Yeah, I agree. Is nice to a singer to reach the high notes,but i guess it is not necessary to be a great singer.
And,I like Deris's style, and also Kiske's style. Both, to me are great

AMEN...that was so plain.

@Paola: i hate it too, i am afraid of clowns

it is just like a therapy to face my fears i think, hehe...

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 2:49 pm**

neonlightchild wrote:
Just a Vampire wrote:
@Paola: i hate it too, i am afraid of clowns it is just like a therapy to face my fears i think, hehe...
@Did you ever watch the Stepen King movie, "IT"? I imagine that one would give a person with "clown-phobia" nightmares!

On-topic: Koti has given us the full range of his vocal abilites with the past few albums, and personally I like his mid-range voice the best--but, I have to admit I am impressed by the awesome way he handles those high notes&the hints of growling vocals on the latest album.

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:19 pm**

browneyedgirl wrote:
neonlightchild wrote:
Just a Vampire wrote:
@Paola: i hate it too, i am afraid of clowns it is just like a therapy to face my fears i think, hehe...
@Did you ever watch the Stepen King movie, "IT"? I imagine that one would give a person with "clown-phobia" nightmares!

On-topic: Koti has given us the full range of his vocal abilites with the past few albums, and personally I like his mid-range voice the best--but, I have to admit I am impressed by the awesome way he handles those high notes&the hints of growling vocals on the latest album.
then you will love Vintersörg. If you ever have the chance to get some of his stuff, don't hesitate and buy "Visions from the spiral generator", his voice will amaze you.

Posted: **Thu Mar 23, 2006 11:28 pm**

neonlightchild wrote:
browneyedgirl wrote:
neonlightchild wrote: @Did you ever watch the Stepen King movie, "IT"? I imagine that one would give a person with "clown-phobia" nightmares!

On-topic: Koti has given us the full range of his vocal abilites with the past few albums, and personally I like his mid-range voice the best--but, I have to admit I am impressed by the awesome way he handles those high notes&the hints of growling vocals on the latest album.
then you will love Vintersörg. If you ever have the chance to get some of his stuff, don't hesitate and buy "Visions from the spiral generator", his voice will amaze you.
I believe I have on of his songs... pretty good I guess, if I find an album I'll consider buying it (I am bit lackin in funds at the moment)

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 1:53 pm**

hey, thinking about non metal singers that guy from A-ha just came to my mind, Morten Harket... some may not be familiar with him, but I bet everybody here has already listened to "Take on me" once in life.
His voice is so beautiful, I think that would be nice

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 2:06 pm**

Professor Soppa would be an amazing guest

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 2:14 pm**

eternity_strato wrote:Professor Soppa would be an amazing guest

Well, Prof, can you sing?

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 5:51 pm**

eternity_strato wrote:Professor Soppa would be an amazing guest

pardon my ignorance, but... who the hell is he?

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 7:31 pm**

Cristiane wrote:
eternity_strato wrote:Professor Soppa would be an amazing guest
pardon my ignorance, but... who the hell is he?

Google it!

The answer may surprise you!

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 7:38 pm**

browneyedgirl wrote:
Cristiane wrote:
eternity_strato wrote:Professor Soppa would be an amazing guest
pardon my ignorance, but... who the hell is he?
Google it! The answer may surprise you!

You didn't, did you?

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 7:49 pm**

Dave wrote:
browneyedgirl wrote:
Cristiane wrote: pardon my ignorance, but... who the hell is he?
Google it! The answer may surprise you!
You didn't, did you?

Of course not!

The answer is under the My Blog topic in the Spam section!

I was just teasing Cristiane!

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 10:01 pm**

browneyedgirl wrote:
Cristiane wrote:
eternity_strato wrote:Professor Soppa would be an amazing guest
pardon my ignorance, but... who the hell is he?
Google it! The answer may surprise you!

I didn't need to! You showed me the way first!

I think a forum is an useful info tool in the end... when people search and give us answers for what we're asking we don't need to google at all

Posted: **Fri Mar 24, 2006 11:46 pm**

MetalAngel wrote:I would like to have two special guests on a Stratovarius album : Ben Sotto, the Heavenly singer. And best one : Ronnie James Dio.

Note: Dio is guesting as "Dr. X." on Queensryche's new
"Operation Mindcrime: 2" the CD is due to be released 4/4/2006 Having him guest on a Strato album would not be out of the question- as Jens played with his band for a while.

Posted: **Sat Mar 25, 2006 12:19 am**

miditek wrote: Having him guest on a Strato album would not be out of the question- as Jens played with his band for a while.

Without forgetting the fact that Kotipelto has said in public that Ronnie J. is his idol.

Posted: **Sat Mar 25, 2006 2:37 am**

Good point.

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