Thread: The conspiracy behind the making of the TLFR album
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Old 12-25-2007, 10:25 PM
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Also, 'thank you for loving me' in back in 2000 it's not that high(compared to pre 2000 songs) but he was struggling hitting those high notes how much more if he sings TAALS now....
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'Wild in the streets' added to LH setlist...he sang it. stuggled a bit in the '...my hometown' part actually i think he screamed that part out...not that high compared to TAALS, lie to me songs...but he's struglling....the gripping of the mic is present again....
What makes you say they're not as high? Are you an expert? You have the notes? I hate it when amateurs try to act professional...

Thank You For Loving Me's highest note is high B, same as Wild In The Streets highest. TAALS's highest note as far as I remember is also high B. As is Lie To Me's. So they're all exactly as high.

Fact is Jon is losing his voice. But to back it up with guesses like you just did is stupid.

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