Originally posted by Peterrrrr:[..]
This might be the highest falsetto 21:50, F5 and a short F#5 (?) [YouTube Video]
Originally posted by Peterrrrr:[..]
This might be the highest falsetto 21:50, F5 and a short F#5 (?) [YouTube Video]
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
The video doesn't start at that part but it's easy enough to find![]()
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That's fucking phenomenalTAKE ME HIGHEEEEEEEEEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a roar. And you'd think he would back off after seeing how crazy that note was, and go back to falsetto, right? Well, no! THere he is with the second round of Take me higher's
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Originally posted by germcevoy:I’m no expert on any of this but what note does he manage in the famous Tacoma performance of One?
edit - Handily available in the sample https://u2start.com/shows/939/#!audio
Originally posted by melon51:So for the others you just posted (feel like an auto-responding jukebox)
- Horses is B but open voice, no falsetto (great vocal though)
Rest is Falsetto:
- End of streets 89 was F
- Vertigo is Eb (nice try though from Bono)
- Magnificent (ove that version!) is F (!)
But suprise... He hits the same high F note on "Sleep Like a Baby Tonight"..so yeah, there you go
Originally posted by melon51:So here’s corrected list:
End of streets 89 was F#
Horses was actually a high C (open voice)
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Originally posted by melon51:
Other ones were right, so guessing the C# open-voice he did with EBTTRT in 92 joins a select group of Popmart (?) appearances. Have to check a few of those operatic escapades though, there were some surprising notes in there.