Matt

Yeah pretty similar style, 'cept you do it better What are you hitting tops? H? Thanks for the comments! *yeah, this is just straight into the laptop mike ;)

Ok, Im much too lazy, I only sing/vocalize about half an hour a week, so theres a couple of clunkers here and there - most of the fry is for effect by cackling lazily: http://www.sendspace.com/file/l4nozx

For someone new to singing, you're sounding very good.

huh, now you got me curious...post something!

Yeah, you can produce that sound in a healthier manner. Check out vocal fry technique.

Sounds good...very Seattle...

Still dont know where your links are...

Well, good job! ;)

I can think you're doing a good, professional job anyway! I cant do what you do, but its not really what I want to do. I used to love that stuff, but ever since I heard Ronnie booming away at the same notes with his whole body open and resonating like an insane tuning fork, I fell in love with that style instead. What note are you hitting at best?

Robert is gonna love you ;)

Since noones answered yet, heres an answer to get the thread going, from an amateur, mind: Good country style, nice basic voice. You do my little trick of starting off notes with a groan. Typical problems we all have and that I recognize from myself: shutting off when you go into headvoice and making it woofy with weak closure on the vocal chords to try to compensate the thinness instead of learning to fatten (resonate) the real headvoice (I know all about that one, lol). Pressing hard but not getting enough support to the note. You're more into the headvoice in Waited All Week though. The other two songs were not as strained and woofy as the one you linked to and have better passagio. Best vocals: My Grandpa More expert voices are welcome to correct me.

from a technical point, it sounds like you have to work quite hard, but if I dont listen for that, stylistically it sounds pretty good! Yeah baby!