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Great male falsetto singer

Seriously. How is that good music? Everything about it is wrong - many disparate elements combined to make shit - well over-digested.

Ok, I'll be serious now, I wouldn't say any of the parts of that song are particularly disparate. Sure its grandiose and rather overblown, but that's half the glory - it's got an uplifting quality.
 
No, he really talks like that. But how ace is this:

Stone cold!


poor the Jimmy :(
still it all ends well, he meets the rest of Bronski Beat on the train , and they share apples and make mint pop songs :)

ironically urbandictionary lists bronski as

bronski
the act of having your face slapped, batted or mushed when put between a woman's breast
the action of saying BRRRRRROOOONNNNNNNNSSSSKKKKIII between a ladys breasticles...supposed to tickle?
 
I don't know where he came from, but I always felt it was well pompous to bill him and the singer as McAlmont & Butler.
 
Thanks - thisll do though:

- there is something transcendental about such high singing - i guess in part becasue it transcends the idea of the preconceptions of gender, but also the pure sound of it does something a bit otherworldly...


The man has incredible range as he can sing (baritone?) as well.
 
Aled Jones when he sings about that snowman, the one that walks in the air and that, you might have seen it on the Top of the Pops, the snowman.
 
No? Please explain?

There's a long tradition of professional male falsettists. Obviously I'm talking the classical tradition here, pop music can get to fuck.

Wiki starting point - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countertenor

I am one btw, I decided to be one when I was 13 and I'm going to make a professional musical career out of being (a particularly good) one. So it's not in the slightest bit weird - in fact it's an eminently sensible choice to make in some respects as half decent male altos/countertenors are quite uncommon.
 
There's a long tradition of professional male falsettists. Obviously I'm talking the classical tradition here, pop music can get to fuck.

Wiki starting point - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countertenor

I am one btw, I decided to be one when I was 13 and I'm going to make a professional musical career out of being (a particularly good) one. So it's not in the slightest bit weird - in fact it's an eminently sensible choice to make in some respects as half decent male altos/countertenors are quite uncommon.

I didn't mean that it was somehow not legit, I just meant it must be weird trying it out at first and finding out if it sounds good or not
 
Fair enough; anyway I think it's very hard to compare countertenors and falsetto pop/soul/reggae singers in this particular context. There are a *lot* of CTs out there who sound fucking horrible but persist regardless, often becuase noone tells them how shite they sound. :hmm:
 
What about Frankie Valli/Four seasons. Too poppy for my tastes, but each to their own. Wasn't Rag Doll one of their's?
 
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