Powerwolf are the nicest we’ve ever met. We are part of the cosplay crew for Bloodstock open air, they played there in 2019 and asked my dad to come on stage as their wolf (their mascot) at the end. They also have great crowd interactions, I sat in the photographers pit at the front and they had so much fun with their crowd 😊
Yes, I’d like to see him react to one of Attila’s live versions of Armata Strigoi, which shows his command of the crowd as well as his lead vocal ability. This song as well doesn’t have any of Attila’s signature Latin lyric opera voice like other songs like Sanctified With Dynamite, Amen And Attack, We Drink Your Blood or my personal favorite Extatum Et Oratum (a hidden gem among Powerwolf songs). I was surprise to see how fast you picked up on Attila’s addition of the “tah”! at the end of each lyrical phrase. It is something he does in every song. The only time he doesn’t include that sound is when ending a phrase while singing in his operatic voice. Only when singing in his metal, distorted voice does he add that “tah”! which really adds punch to fill out the line line with an exclamation point to it. I really didn’t pick up on his constant use of that technique until I had heard a number of Powerwolf songs. I am an old school metal fan, coming up during the early years of Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin from the 70s and through the 1980s when I played in metal bands. I really like Powerwolf because I think that Attila Dorn reflects a lot of the great early metal singers like Ronnie James Dio, Robert Plant, Ian Gillian and others who blended classic well-trained vocal tones with vocal distortion to create the classic voices we’ve come to know as metal voices. I think he brings this feeling back to modern metal and has added his own signature by including the operatic parts to many songs. His vocals are very unique.
The lead singer, Atilla Dorn, is classically trained which explains how he's able to generate such amazing tone both in the studio and live. You should check out Killers With the Cross or Fire and Forgive. In those songs you can really feel the sheer power of his voice.
Let's not miss what's most important here. The plant is now on the left. He's a good plant. I really like the meta aspect of this video. Plant is being a diva, demanding 1/3 of the screen. Then there's us, reacting to the dog, reacting to you, reacting to Powerwolf, who is reacting to a great 2018. Dizzying.
This vocal style is not hard on the vocal cords when you get the good techniques. The resonnance and distortion comes from the palate to the back of the upper teeth . That is why it is easy for him to pull up high notes. The masters of this type of voice are Ronnie James Dio and his spiritual son Jorn Lande . Jorn Lande - I walk Alone (Tarja Turunen cover) is a great version of this diva that was for a long time ,the voice of Nightwish.
when you want to check out more metal stuff, you should really watch the 2008 live version of Avantasia's "The Scarecrow". Avantasia is an allstar power metal band and all the singers are incredible, but this one is something else: ua-cam.com/video/LTyxnUZMA1k/v-deo.html
Could you please react to Hua Chenyu's "Bullfighting"? This is the title track of his new album and he just released a music video. So cool! Please check it out. 😊 Hua Chenyu 4th album"New World" is now available on iTunes . He was deeply involved in the creation of the album as a producer, playing with a variety of pioneering elements. The songs are varied in style, profound in content, and every song is brilliant.😊😊
please do a reaction video for Morisette Amon title of song ;Resignation (Asia's Songs Festival 2018) please! please! please notice me Coach Sam 🤩 thanks.
I'm not SST but I went and watched. Sounds a lot like Dragonforce, which is not a bad thing at all, there's just not a lot between this and "Through the Fire and Flames" or several of their other songs. I mean, if you define a genre, is it bad that you don't often venture outside that genre? How Herman Li et al haven't needed tendon surgeries by this point is beyond me. It's always fun to watch him typewriter the frets. The singer's style screams Rob Halford on lots of their songs, which isn't the worst vocal role model. Their guitar *tones* remind me of late 1990s Royal Hunt. I never "crave" listening to Dragonforce. I wouldn't listen to an entire album at once, for example. Yet I'm always glad when I take the time to listen one of their songs. They're always a fun "Hey look at that!" experience.
@@crabuki1273 TBH their newer albums sound more diverse rather than when they're still with ZP. The Power Within is still experimenting Marc's voice, Maximum Overload and Reaching into Infinity are the most diverse Dragonforce have ever been. There's heavy, ballad, fast, and many more. Extreme Power Metal is also pretty diverse.
Thanks for posting! If you have a minute, I tried my hand at a cover of SZA. As a fellow music fan, I'd love if you'd take a listen. It's on my channel. Hope you like it!
Powerwolf is awesome! You should listen to more of them.
Powerwolf are the nicest we’ve ever met. We are part of the cosplay crew for Bloodstock open air, they played there in 2019 and asked my dad to come on stage as their wolf (their mascot) at the end. They also have great crowd interactions, I sat in the photographers pit at the front and they had so much fun with their crowd 😊
Not sure if you know this , but he's a trained Opera singer!
Had no clue. Been listening to them for a couple years now.
I'm not sure if that's true. Are there any old recordings of that? There should be, right?
@@brianmurray4836 he has loads of classical training you can tell by the way he hits his notes head on among other things
Attila can sing from operatic to belting and raspy vocals like screaming. He is a dramatic tenor. He has a vocal range of C2-B♭5. FROM WIKI
@@mroqido9987there isn't because that's just the made up story of his stage character
Oh yes, it IS his voice.... One of the best voices EVER!
There is also a version of Armata Strigoi live that is really nice ^_^
Yes, I’d like to see him react to one of Attila’s live versions of Armata Strigoi, which shows his command of the crowd as well as his lead vocal ability. This song as well doesn’t have any of Attila’s signature Latin lyric opera voice like other songs like Sanctified With Dynamite, Amen And Attack, We Drink Your Blood or my personal favorite Extatum Et Oratum (a hidden gem among Powerwolf songs).
I was surprise to see how fast you picked up on Attila’s addition of the “tah”! at the end of each lyrical phrase. It is something he does in every song. The only time he doesn’t include that sound is when ending a phrase while singing in his operatic voice. Only when singing in his metal, distorted voice does he add that “tah”! which really adds punch to fill out the line line with an exclamation point to it. I really didn’t pick up on his constant use of that technique until I had heard a number of Powerwolf songs.
I am an old school metal fan, coming up during the early years of Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin from the 70s and through the 1980s when I played in metal bands. I really like Powerwolf because I think that Attila Dorn reflects a lot of the great early metal singers like Ronnie James Dio, Robert Plant, Ian Gillian and others who blended classic well-trained vocal tones with vocal distortion to create the classic voices we’ve come to know as metal voices. I think he brings this feeling back to modern metal and has added his own signature by including the operatic parts to many songs. His vocals are very unique.
The lead singer, Atilla Dorn, is classically trained which explains how he's able to generate such amazing tone both in the studio and live. You should check out Killers With the Cross or Fire and Forgive. In those songs you can really feel the sheer power of his voice.
Let's not miss what's most important here. The plant is now on the left. He's a good plant. I really like the meta aspect of this video. Plant is being a diva, demanding 1/3 of the screen. Then there's us, reacting to the dog, reacting to you, reacting to Powerwolf, who is reacting to a great 2018. Dizzying.
This comment actually made me burst out laughing, a literal LOL, if you will. Bravo Sir (or Lady), Bravo!
Had the chance to meet them! They r amazing people and amazing live show!
No sleeping for you dog! 3:09 haha
Lmao poor thing 😂
Their ballads always blow my nips off. And it continues with the Call of the wild album. Alive or Undead might be my favorite on the entire album
They are so amazing live, you could check Stossgebet or Let There be Night (both live) or Lupus Dei also ahah
My brother will love these guys. Gotta pass them on.
You need to react to Army of the Night by them!
Best band for live performance.
I have absolutely zero knowledge of this. But I enjoyed it. That was really good
One of Powerwolf's best songs in my opinion. Great video, you should check out Emblas saga by brothers of metal next.
They are pretty much the same live.
demons are a girls best friends by powerwolf
You need to listen Beast in black !!!!
Would be nice if you could check out Bloodbound - Moria (live)
3:10 sounding like An engine😁
🤘
This vocal style is not hard on the vocal cords when you get the good techniques. The resonnance and distortion comes from the palate to the back of the upper teeth . That is why it is easy for him to pull up high notes. The masters of this type of voice are Ronnie James Dio and his spiritual son Jorn Lande . Jorn Lande - I walk Alone (Tarja Turunen cover) is a great version of this diva that was for a long time ,the voice of Nightwish.
Yes..Jorn's cover of that song is AMAZING
when you want to check out more metal stuff, you should really watch the 2008 live version of Avantasia's "The Scarecrow". Avantasia is an allstar power metal band and all the singers are incredible, but this one is something else: ua-cam.com/video/LTyxnUZMA1k/v-deo.html
Could you please react to Hua Chenyu's "Bullfighting"? This is the title track of his new album and he just released a music video. So cool! Please check it out. 😊
Hua Chenyu 4th album"New World" is now available on iTunes . He was deeply involved in the creation of the album as a producer, playing with a variety of pioneering elements. The songs are varied in style, profound in content, and every song is brilliant.😊😊
Very amazing performance in Singer 2020.his new album is on line.You can listen in Spotity.
Listen Ira Sancti, Let there be Night or Last of the living dead. Sorry for my bad English.
Это вам не попсу под фонограмму петь . ATILLA DORN - MASTER VOCALS☝️👍
OMG look another vocal coach.. incredible, seems like everyone is a vocal coach nowadays.
please do a reaction video for Morisette Amon title of song ;Resignation (Asia's Songs Festival 2018) please! please! please notice me Coach Sam 🤩 thanks.
Y'all maybe disagree with me, but react to Dragonforce - Fury of the Storm (Live in Japan 2015)
I'm not SST but I went and watched. Sounds a lot like Dragonforce, which is not a bad thing at all, there's just not a lot between this and "Through the Fire and Flames" or several of their other songs. I mean, if you define a genre, is it bad that you don't often venture outside that genre? How Herman Li et al haven't needed tendon surgeries by this point is beyond me. It's always fun to watch him typewriter the frets. The singer's style screams Rob Halford on lots of their songs, which isn't the worst vocal role model. Their guitar *tones* remind me of late 1990s Royal Hunt. I never "crave" listening to Dragonforce. I wouldn't listen to an entire album at once, for example. Yet I'm always glad when I take the time to listen one of their songs. They're always a fun "Hey look at that!" experience.
@@crabuki1273
TBH their newer albums sound more diverse rather than when they're still with ZP. The Power Within is still experimenting Marc's voice, Maximum Overload and Reaching into Infinity are the most diverse Dragonforce have ever been. There's heavy, ballad, fast, and many more. Extreme Power Metal is also pretty diverse.
Thanks for posting! If you have a minute, I tried my hand at a cover of SZA. As a fellow music fan, I'd love if you'd take a listen. It's on my channel. Hope you like it!