Re: Bono's voice
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Robbie Robinson
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Mon, 13 Jul 1998 20:55:37 -0700
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Josh Faul wrote:
>
> rob okorn wrote:
> +AD4-Bono's vocals: they've deteriorated substantially from his peak 80's
> +AD4-years and I'm not only talking about range, there's also vocal tone.
>
> I agree just listen to anything from the Joshua Tree tour and then a Popmart show. There is a BIG difference.
> Bono's voice isn't getting better he's lost the range, the tone, the feeling. It's sad really. I don't know if it's from his smoking or what.
>
> Slicer
>
> rob okorn wrote:
> +AD4-Bono's vocals: they've deteriorated substantially from his peak 80's
> +AD4-years and I'm not only talking about range, there's also vocal tone.
>
> I agree just listen to anything from the Joshua Tree tour and then a Popmart show. There is a BIG difference.
> Bono's voice isn't getting better he's lost the range, the tone, the feeling. It's sad really. I don't know if it's from his smoking or what.
>
> Slicer
That's very strange. I think Bono's vocals are much better now than
they were in the 80's. The vocal coach Pavarotti referred him to at
the beginning of the 90's did wonders.
What are you cerdentials and exactly why do you downgrade Bono's
singing now? I am curious. Are you a trained singer?
What he's doing now has much more emotional range. Of course, some
people are not sensitive to that much emotional range and don't
hear it.
Robbie