The Future Vocalist

For someone that hasn't been singing you did a decent job though I'm going to be honest with you as a fan of Kamelot myself you need to work on your tonality if you are going to do a good cover of any Kamelot song(Khan's and Tommy's era). That means get that rich smooth tone and pitch that Khan and Tommy are known for and 'I do believe Robert that owns this site and has a vocal program called 4 Pillars Of Singing plus lessons personally can get you that rich tone to handle Kamelot songs.

I don't have time to listen to it, but I do want to comment on one thing. Don't ever let someone tell you that "you're not cut out for it", whether singing or anything else you would like to do. It's BS. If someone says that, then they're either being mean, are lazy and don't like working for what they want to achieve, or just plain ignorant about how things work (and too lazy to find out).

yes, has a sort of Hetfield vibe to it.
I think its fairly cool. Your a good metal singer and have a cool sounding distortion to your voice. If I had a concern it would be what happens when you lighten that distortion? Can you sing clean?
This configuration would seem to be tiring. Does your voice get tired quickly.
Another thing I would recommend is work on learning the Andrew Lloyd Weber's "Gethsemane", it is a great song to learn.
 

Is James Hetfield one of your influences? I get a bit of a Metallica vibe from the song which is why I'm asking. Sick song and you got a good tone. You came to the right place if you want to increase your range. By the way I love the Christian lyrics of the song considering I'm a Christian myself.

Is James Hetfield one of your influences? I get a bit of a Metallica vibe from the song which is why I'm asking. Sick song and you got a good tone. You came to the right place if you want to increase your range. By the way I love the Christian lyrics of the song considering I'm a Christian myself.

So you're a Texan huh? We okies can always tell a Texan when they visit here. They'll say howdy in a friendly voice while driving on the wrong side of the road

Some powerful singing Rob. Has almost an Iced Earth tinge to it. That is why I'm planning on going through you as a vocal coach in the near future as I would love to have a voice that commands respect and gets the point across.
James