King is one of my biggest influences, even tho i just make silly Comedy Rock/Pop, whatever i feel like i always try to incorporate falsettos that is highly influenced by the King! Andy also for his magical sense of melodic guitar solos.
His albums are a trip. I would always listen to the album in its entirety, reading along. The lyrics are written like a script for a play, and each voice represented a character in the story. My favorite KD album is The Eye, which loosely follows some actual people and actions from the French Inquisition, but with a bit of a horror fiction twist. I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that it would be great hearing your version of any of his songs in your style. It would be different than him but it would sound amazing.
My favourite KD album is The Graveyard - so many bangers and wild playing from Andy LaRoque. I really love Individual Thought Patterns, the album he did with Death also - huge influence on my lead playing.
@@FoundationVocalStudio well, i digrees, it is true that is somewhat old, but as a former orchestra musician, i do not find anythin older than 100 years old, old. I will though admit for the modern conumer, 40 years are old, but in my spectrum it is still young if not average age at best. and i am but 33 years old myself.
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King is one of my biggest influences, even tho i just make silly Comedy Rock/Pop, whatever i feel like i always try to incorporate falsettos that is highly influenced by the King! Andy also for his magical sense of melodic guitar solos.
i LOVE King Diamond Aka Kim Bendix Petersen fellow Dane here
If you want to hear King Diamond in full voice, check out Pagan's Mind's cover of At the Graves.
Great content!! King Diamond is one of my personal inspirations and you nail te explanation! Keep up the good work. I subscribed right away!
His albums are a trip. I would always listen to the album in its entirety, reading along. The lyrics are written like a script for a play, and each voice represented a character in the story.
My favorite KD album is The Eye, which loosely follows some actual people and actions from the French Inquisition, but with a bit of a horror fiction twist.
I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that it would be great hearing your version of any of his songs in your style. It would be different than him but it would sound amazing.
My favourite KD album is The Graveyard - so many bangers and wild playing from Andy LaRoque. I really love Individual Thought Patterns, the album he did with Death also - huge influence on my lead playing.
@@FoundationVocalStudioMy first KD album was conspiracy.
Make a video on Chris Stapleton, would love to hear your take.
Omg that 1030 note. That's not falsetto. Howwww?? Thats power
hearing you calling it super old-school metal hurts my soul man!
Melissa came out some 40+ years ago, so I'm not far off the mark.
@@FoundationVocalStudio well, i digrees, it is true that is somewhat old, but as a former orchestra musician, i do not find anythin older than 100 years old, old.
I will though admit for the modern conumer, 40 years are old, but in my spectrum it is still young if not average age at best. and i am but 33 years old myself.
@@inquisitorwalmarius6650 43 here, slightly older than Melissa! ha