IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ BEFORE WATCHING! Two moments in this video had to be MUTED due to copyright issues which is why I created 2 separate 10 second videos, links to which will pop up in the right corner of the screen when video will be muted. Please follow the links to listen to those sections with audio! I will also leave links in the description! I hope you will enjoy this video, as a lot of work went into this! If you do enjoy please drop a like and subscribe if you are new here! Also share your thoughts in the comment section! Thank you as always, JD
Thanks Beaglegirl19! It's fun to be making videos again! And yes I 100% agree that Chester was one of a kind is indeed IRREPLACEABLE! His name is synonymous with Linkin Park and miss him dearly!
I love your content, bro. I found you because of your videos on nu-metal bands and I binged watched almost all of your videos at once. I can't get enough man, amazing work. Welcome back
Best Chester's scream is in studio version of "Hit The Floor" from album "Meteora". Even he himself couldn't reproduce on 100% this perfect scream in lives. But there is one good live of this song. It is "Hit The Floor [LIVE - Manchester, UK '03]" Check it out.
Good to have you back, man. I subscribed to you about a month in a half ago due to your reviews on nu metal bands. Keep it up with these good documentaries! You have a unique voice for them, as well!
Thanks! Glad you liked it. And thank you for the sub very much! Well he’s kind of an obscure one… I got a few more singers lined up that are sort of in line for the upcoming videos like Jonathan Davis and Chino Moreno are the next two singers I’ll be covering. So I can’t promise covering Peter anytime soon, unless there will be more requests for him
Here's my theory. I could be wrong I doubts chester was struggling due to it being his passagio. With him having a naturally high voice as you pointed out before I reckon his passagio was around A a leggero tenor, like Bruno mars. Maybe it was just a weak spot in his voice so he went back to something he was familiar with. We all have weak parts in our range that get ironed out over time Switching between high then back to low in the same performance is really difficult and chester was putting a lot of air in his voice. As to sing low you need to have more of a relaxed throat but if a second ago you were singing really intensly over a period of an hour you're definitely gonna fatigue your voice. Also if his passagio was at E4 he would be a high baritone, which we know he's not. As his voice is far too light And Mike is a high baritone to compare
I could be wrong in terms of his passaggio. I just thought it was kind of logical. I just can’t come up with another logical explanation for him being pitchy in that particular area. Could be just his weak point. But in theory you are correct I guess I am a high baritone myself naturally and my passaggio is bit lower than Chester’s. Somewhere between D sharp and E. I do however reach C5 without much struggle but I trained myself to be able to do that. I think bridging is rather personal and not always by the books. But I could be wrong on that. As for lows I completely agree. If I recall correctly on “leave out all the rest” in verses Chester was sometimes pitchy in his 2 hour shows, as for a tenor that’s relatively low. But I think with time he stopped singing low for the reasons you mentioned. If you listen to Grey Daze stuff he used to spend a lot more time in his lower register. But I think as his career progressed he stayed in comfort zone more and more trying to avoid the very bottom and top of his range. Anyways thanks for your feedback it’s nice talking to someone who knows the basics, rules of range and types of voices. Oh and just out of curiosity what are your thoughts on Emily Armstrong?
@@saysthemanbehindthemask she's a very good singer, she's different to chester and I hope the band leans into making songs around her voice on the new album. I think people are overacting a lot from a case that happened years ago
IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ BEFORE WATCHING!
Two moments in this video had to be MUTED due to copyright issues which is why I created 2 separate 10 second videos, links to which will pop up in the right corner of the screen when video will be muted. Please follow the links to listen to those sections with audio! I will also leave links in the description!
I hope you will enjoy this video, as a lot of work went into this!
If you do enjoy please drop a like and subscribe if you are new here!
Also share your thoughts in the comment section!
Thank you as always,
JD
My favorite singer ever, thanks for this video, this have MUCH QUALITY, you put effort in all your videos you deserve more likes and subscribers
Thank you very much! Glad you liked it!
Welcome back. I miss Chester so much. The world lost a true legend and a truly amazing vocalist. Linkin Park is just not the same without him.
Thanks Beaglegirl19! It's fun to be making videos again! And yes I 100% agree that Chester was one of a kind is indeed IRREPLACEABLE! His name is synonymous with Linkin Park and miss him dearly!
I love your content, bro. I found you because of your videos on nu-metal bands and I binged watched almost all of your videos at once. I can't get enough man, amazing work. Welcome back
Thank you very much! Glad you like my stuff! I appreciate the support very much! And it’s good to be back!
See, I told you Chester is the best rock singer of all time. Told ya.
Ehm… who are you taking to lol
@@saysthemanbehindthemask All y'all 😁
Best Chester's scream is in studio version of "Hit The Floor" from album "Meteora".
Even he himself couldn't reproduce on 100% this perfect scream in lives.
But there is one good live of this song. It is "Hit The Floor [LIVE - Manchester, UK '03]"
Check it out.
How did I miss this? I'm gonna share it on this huge Nu Metal Facebook page for ya. Hopefully you'll get some more views, this was fantastic 👍🏻
Oh damn! Yuh man! Been a few months since I made this one! Was a lot of work too!
@@saysthemanbehindthemask I can tell. Never really noticed Mike harmonising more with Chester later on.. It's seems to obvious now though ha
Oh yeah, I always kept an eye on Mike during live shows.
cool take. thanks man
No problem! Glad you liked it!
These videos are so high quality man!! Great job!!! Just found you from one of your slipknot videos keep it up!!
Thank you very much I appreciate the support!
Good to have you back, man. I subscribed to you about a month in a half ago due to your reviews on nu metal bands. Keep it up with these good documentaries! You have a unique voice for them, as well!
Thanks Quentin! I appreciate the positive feedback and your SUB!
Amazing video man
Glad you liked it Deedee! Thank you for the positive feedback! ;)
This was a really cool video! Very interesting. 😁🤘❤
Thank you RED! Glad you liked it! Took a really long time to research and make! So I really appreciate the support!
Great Voices videos, subscribed, can you make one about Peter Tagtgren?
Thanks! Glad you liked it. And thank you for the sub very much! Well he’s kind of an obscure one… I got a few more singers lined up that are sort of in line for the upcoming videos like Jonathan Davis and Chino Moreno are the next two singers I’ll be covering. So I can’t promise covering Peter anytime soon, unless there will be more requests for him
Here's my theory.
I could be wrong
I doubts chester was struggling due to it being his passagio.
With him having a naturally high voice as you pointed out before
I reckon his passagio was around A
a leggero tenor, like Bruno mars.
Maybe it was just a weak spot in his voice so he went back to something he was familiar with. We all have weak parts in our range that get ironed out over time
Switching between high then back to low in the same performance is really difficult and chester was putting a lot of air in his voice. As to sing low you need to have more of a relaxed throat but if a second ago you were singing really intensly over a period of an hour you're definitely gonna fatigue your voice.
Also if his passagio was at E4 he would be a high baritone, which we know he's not.
As his voice is far too light
And Mike is a high baritone to compare
I could be wrong in terms of his passaggio. I just thought it was kind of logical. I just can’t come up with another logical explanation for him being pitchy in that particular area. Could be just his weak point. But in theory you are correct I guess I am a high baritone myself naturally and my passaggio is bit lower than Chester’s. Somewhere between D sharp and E. I do however reach C5 without much struggle but I trained myself to be able to do that. I think bridging is rather personal and not always by the books. But I could be wrong on that. As for lows I completely agree. If I recall correctly on “leave out all the rest” in verses Chester was sometimes pitchy in his 2 hour shows, as for a tenor that’s relatively low. But I think with time he stopped singing low for the reasons you mentioned. If you listen to Grey Daze stuff he used to spend a lot more time in his lower register. But I think as his career progressed he stayed in comfort zone more and more trying to avoid the very bottom and top of his range. Anyways thanks for your feedback it’s nice talking to someone who knows the basics, rules of range and types of voices. Oh and just out of curiosity what are your thoughts on Emily Armstrong?
@@saysthemanbehindthemask she's a very good singer, she's different to chester and I hope the band leans into making songs around her voice on the new album.
I think people are overacting a lot from a case that happened years ago
CHESTER IS THE PHIL COLLINS OF METAL.
Can you clarify?