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Ramon

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  1. I agree haha. Yeah and I always thought that guy sounded like a more tame version of Eddie. Though he also seems to rip off of Axl Rose: lol!
  2. Woah. Didn't expect this to turn into a Vedder bashing contest. I LIKE his voice, his tone and the raw energy, therefore I could care less about the technique and if it's good or bad. His pitchiness doesn't bother me at all, on the contrary, I think it suits him. I was just curious if he improved his technique over the years and the thoughts of you guys on it. Now it just looks like some people are flinging shit at Eddie Vedder while others try to counter it.
  3. I've sparked up a bit of conversation about this in my other thread some time ago but I figured I'd put it in a seperate thread. Eddie Vedder is one of my favorite singers and I always have been wondering about his technique. I'm a nobody when it comes to knowledge on singing so that's why I'm posting this here:P I believe that back in the Ten days, he had pretty poor technique and pulled chest alot because he often sounded like he shouted and strained alot. Now I think he has better technique when he goes higher because it sounds less strained and more 'heady'. (just my opinion though, again, I don't know much ) Compare these two live performances of the song 'State Of Love And Trust', one from the 1992 unplugged where I think that he had poor technique and a more recent one, 2009 I think. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da46tpono_M The chorus sounds to me like he is just shouting it out there? Here it sounds more heady in my opinion. I'd like to know what you guys think regarding his technique.. seeing as my knowledge is very limited.
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