The best thing about that famous scream is Mike said Chester was on point vocally that day and during editing he had to lengthen the backing part of the song around it because Chester held the note longer than he was supposed to, just epic
The "UUUUUUUHHHHHP" is so damn hard that's one of the magic things Chester could do that Almost no ones can replicate. Crazy mixed voicings with power behind it to boot.
I have been waiting for this Chester Bennington break down for Given Up! You definitely hit the nail on the head when you mentioned he is one of THE BEST aggressive singers. Very great video demonstration, I enjoyed it very much.
"One of the best aggressive vocalists ever" Hard agree. This is also probably the best insight into any vocal performance I've seen on youtube, and you have the pipes to back up the words and demonstrate. Very well done all around. Respect my man edit: had to sub, your interaction is awesome dude. i think you are just an awesome person lol, and definitely an expert, aficionado, lover of music. dunno how to put it into one word, but your passion comes through in your videos and the way you perform. you touched on every aspect of this performance perfectly and you put yourself into understanding it, if that makes any sense. this is a great tribute to Chester
This is the perfect format. A combination of dry/unenhanced vocals to hear how to get the right tone matched with production techniques to get what you hear on the record. Amazing stuff man.
#ripchesterbennington I LOVE how you do the gritty sound and then go back to talking ALOT OF PEOPLE, cant really push and get the sound they want and then talk the same right after... Props my guy!
I am just now finding your videos. I appreciate chesters voice SO much more now that I'm understanding the way he's singing. He was incredible and I miss him everyday
This was so beautiful. He was able to replicate this live for a while too . My sister was at one of the shows where they recorded the video . He did the 17 second scream there . Thanks for making this video dude
I'm pre-approved for a Linkin Park tribute band, and that's 70% thanks to your videos. I'll have the audition (with 3 other singers) on the first or second week of February. Wish me luck!
Chester was a dear friend of mine and he always had such amazing talent. Thanks for breaking this down so people can understand how powerful his voice was. You rock, Chris!
You're the *man* for analyzing this song, especially in a way that a baritone would have to approach it. We have to do what works for our bodies, and full chest is how a baritone messes up their voice for a song like this. But that's ok to do a different approach. It might sound a bit different, but none of us were going to have the same sound as Chester anyway. Not even most tenors.
The vocal break thing you do in your videos Really helped me understand my vocals better...in just seconds of trying your aggressive techniques I've found a technique better than the 10 years of shitty experience I have...I'll be incorporating this into my music now thankyou
I’ve always thought Chester was one of the best singers I’ve ever heard, I never thought about how it did it or understood why or how he did what he did but this video does a fantastic job of explaining why Chester was so incredible to somebody who knows literally nothing about singing or anything to do with it whatsoever. Man I wish I could sing like that, I would never speak normally for the rest of my life, every word would be singing lol
man your whole channel... what youre doin here is beyond comprehension. seriously, all the magic you reveal with all your work here. Im usually the most sceptic guy on buying advice stuff on the internet, I never have and never will be doing that, but the realness of your stuff really makes me consider this. makin an exception. what you give away for free actually makes me feel guilty for not paying for this anyway
Youd make a great blues clues host; thats a good thing. I can sense a real leadership characteristic, logical, and compassionate personality - that translates into quality teaching. Its consistent accross all episodes. That and youre great at what you do.
Teaching myself how to scream death metal screams and punk screams have exponentially helped my understanding of how to use my voice , i try to mimic mostly but I definitely have my own style , but useing my mimic i feel it helped me expand my range
24:00 does anyone know what performance is from? The hardest part to sing for me is when Chester sings a high note in the chorus during Given up. Like the "Up" on a high note ends with "me" with the same high note. my voice got messed up singing this hard than crawling. I came here to see you doing 17 second scream and you nailed it! and thank you for making a breakdown of this song and it's one of my favorites! hardest part is the 17 seconds scream I tried to do one breath like him comparing to a song "With you" live in Milan. My request: Can you react to all rock metal singers doing longest scream live like Chester Bennington, Oliver Skies, And other rock/Metal singers? These songs were definitely one of the hardest long screams i ever heard. Keep it up and stay safe!
I love this breakdown video. All of this insight into Chester's technique is amazing. I like how you've also discussed the production side of things.Thanks so much Chris! I would love to see a breakdown of Tim Armstrong of Rancid and Aimee Interrupter of The Interrupters.
Love the channel. You are very helpful and explain everything so well. You're a hell of a singer too. In this video, you mention Johnathan Davis. I've been waiting ever since I subscribed for you to do a video like this about his vocals.
The only scream I've heard that is longer is a different sound done by James Maynard in the grudge but it's a less belted noise so it explains why it is longer. I believe from memory Chester's scream is 19 seconds. Where as Maynard yells for 24.
When I try to get the grit it ends up going to my vocal chords and I would really like it to maybe idk not do that, I just discovered this song and was lucky to find you did an analysis on it, hell yeah
What? B4 (when he says "up") is in only chest voice? For real?? I can hardly hit A4-flat maximum and it last like 2 seconds lol. it takes all my breath and all my energy.. He is so good! my favorite singer !
trust me he does it live I've heard him first hand and it goes for pretty much just as long maybe slightly shorter by a second or two some shows but when he played in Adelaide it was just as long as studio. I was paying attention specifically to wether he could do it or not.
This is definitely a challenging one to do in one breath. Just the amount of going back and forth, to distorted/gritted notes to clean gritted mixed/head ones.
I've slowly been working on his style of screams. Not having a clue how. I would typically just approach it with a more black metal suited fry scream rather than this distorted scream with a note behind it. Got to where I can sustain the 18 with my cheat scream. Then I realized wait... there is a note behind that. How the flippidy fk is he doing that? I've been more of a growler than a screamer/singer for the longest. So singing with dirt was beyond my comprehension. Your videos have been helping me unlock more grit. Still can't quite do this but it seems everything is right with what you have here, especially love the scream parts of this breakdown. Very very helpful. Keep it up man thanks so much for these.
hey chris! your voice sounds similar to Devin Townsend, idk if you’ve touched his vocals any in videos but you should do one on his! maybe Vampira or Deadhead
So awesome Chris, thank you man!! I didn’t realize you did this video, I actually requested some Chester a month ago, this is awesome! Not sure if you’ll see this, but if you jot down any requests, I would personally love to see your take on Chesters vocals for “Waiting for the end”. Such an amazing vocal. Also Incubus’s Brandon Boyd on the song “If Not Now When”. Anyway, I appreciate you man, thanks for these awesome breakdowns, I really feel like I’m learning a lot from them. Rock on brotha! -Brian Taylor
I dig the information, I dig your personality, and I don’t mean this to be insulting cause I’m not shit in TH-cam land, but the repetition is kinda killing it for me. I always thought he hit it clean on the word up. Like cleanly, didn’t know he got throaty toward the end.
Crawling, Breaking the Habit, Waiting for the End, The Messenger, Burn It Down, Powerless, Until it's Gone, One More Light, Battle Symphony - LINKIN PARK. One of these, please
A lot of the higher vocal fry screams by Chester sound like they're those newfangled 21st century metal screams that don't involve the proper vocal folds at all, just the false ones. It's like a voiceless scream. Or a whisper scream, if you will. It's much easier to do than singing with distortion, once you find the right technique. (Can't believe I'm saying this, since I had no idea how to do them myself until very recently. I kind of stumbled into it while stretching and yawning, and during an occasional sneeze.) And it's not very loud at all, like you said. I do like the growly vocal belts you're doing instead, and I can't do those properly at all, but they sound a lot more rock / grunge than what Chester does in that section. He does seem to be able to inject a little bit of voice into that sound too though, when he wants to, like you said - that mixed forever scream hits different.
I wonder if he's doing the forever scream with just the fry too. But the way he's shaping it somehow makes it sound like it has more vocal heft? Phenomenal technique, however he was achieving it.
^^ THIS! I've been round and round on it myself. Especially after considering the isolated vocal track... there is a LOT more SING in it than a typical 'voiceless/whisper"fry" type' scream. If you listen to his NOTES in those screams, it seems to feel and sound (with my voice) as NOT the initial thing you described. I think it's also not completely what I suggest in my "exploring the vocal break" type scream either. It's ALL false cord area vocal tract engagement. It's all airflow management and moderating engagement of the primary cords for a CERTAIN BALANCE. I also think that Chester had a VERY HIGH chest resonance/voice so what he does with that forever scream takes advantage of his amazing airflow control AND his ability to hit a D5 in chest (something I can't do... a D5 is always mixed which changes airflow and positioning as well. I LOVE this type of dialogue!! Keeps me thinking and examining!!
I wasn’t having the best day today... and then I got this notification and oooOoOoOh!!? 😱😱 haha Awesome as always, Chris! I’ve been loving this format as well! & would you consider analyzing Michael Barnes from Red? 🤔
@@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734 I dunno. Invincible, 7empest, Descending, Culling Voices, Fear Inoculum, and Pneuma all might be my favorite songs, too. I would argue that Opiate is their least great album. Then again, I'm the kind of weirdo that thinks that either Damnation or Ghost Reveries is Opeth's best album, and Blackwater Park is number three, so clearly there's something wrong with me.
this was an amazing break down and helped explain a lot to me! if you could explain any one of rise againsts songs thatd be awesome. that man has an incredible voice
I always think chesters scream was not only fry, its different .. I hear d5 note in the scream and ı know it was so diffucult. But every friend said there's a scream technique; its easy actually, but we dont know.. Thank you coach ı realized that ım right, thank you! 🙏✌🏻🎶
Great job! I've always liked the tones of Chester's voice, but never really appreciated all of the nuances and skill. This makes me want to go back and listen to all of my LP music again. Thanks!
The best thing about that famous scream is Mike said Chester was on point vocally that day and during editing he had to lengthen the backing part of the song around it because Chester held the note longer than he was supposed to, just epic
Oh now that is awesome!
Eminem would probably say something akin to "hey,welcome to the club of singers who don't need to breathe" 😁
Also hearing chester's voice isolated like this makes me miss him so damn much
Agreed
You are the best vocal coach ever
Thanks! Glad you love the content!
Vocal chain:
Saturation, EQ, slight Compression, Room Reverb, slight Chorus, Hall Reverb, short and centered Delay
Chester Bennington was so connected to music its insane, what a legend.
Best singer ever!!!!!
So many have been inspired by him, while trying their own stuff, it goes to show how much he is to the Metal Genre!
The "UUUUUUUHHHHHP" is so damn hard that's one of the magic things Chester could do that Almost no ones can replicate. Crazy mixed voicings with power behind it to boot.
I have been waiting for this Chester Bennington break down for Given Up! You definitely hit the nail on the head when you mentioned he is one of THE BEST aggressive singers. Very great video demonstration, I enjoyed it very much.
So glad!
I could spend my life listening to Chester's vocals and analyze them word by word!!! Thanks for sharing this Chris! I'm definitely a fan of you ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
"One of the best aggressive vocalists ever" Hard agree. This is also probably the best insight into any vocal performance I've seen on youtube, and you have the pipes to back up the words and demonstrate. Very well done all around. Respect my man
edit: had to sub, your interaction is awesome dude. i think you are just an awesome person lol, and definitely an expert, aficionado, lover of music. dunno how to put it into one word, but your passion comes through in your videos and the way you perform. you touched on every aspect of this performance perfectly and you put yourself into understanding it, if that makes any sense. this is a great tribute to Chester
This is the perfect format. A combination of dry/unenhanced vocals to hear how to get the right tone matched with production techniques to get what you hear on the record. Amazing stuff man.
Glad you like it!
Just shows why Chester was so special. Made everything feel so natural. So hard to replicate. What a talent.
#ripchesterbennington I LOVE how you do the gritty sound and then go back to talking ALOT OF PEOPLE, cant really push and get the sound they want and then talk the same right after... Props my guy!
This was masterfully done Chris. Its breakdowns like this that make me appreciate Chester's complete control of his voice. Very well done!
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed!
Was waiting for this forever!!!
And finally!!!
Thank you Chris!
God bless!!
Enjoy!
YES!!! Thank you very much!
I requested for this video and here it is...thanks Chris... thanks a lot
You're so welcome!
@@chrisliepe Are you doing requests. Dave's Monkey Wrench rant please. One last thing before I quit . . . . Is it all one breath ?
I am just now finding your videos. I appreciate chesters voice SO much more now that I'm understanding the way he's singing. He was incredible and I miss him everyday
This was so beautiful. He was able to replicate this live for a while too . My sister was at one of the shows where they recorded the video . He did the 17 second scream there . Thanks for making this video dude
It's amazing how close to the sound you get at certain parts in the video. Love your content
Thank you!
Chester was the best vox ever and you're the best vocals teacher there is now
Also, your face reacting to the live scream lel
hehe... Thanks so much!
Yes, Chris is the best vocal teacher on youtube.
I'm pre-approved for a Linkin Park tribute band, and that's 70% thanks to your videos. I'll have the audition (with 3 other singers) on the first or second week of February. Wish me luck!
NICE
chris i wish you would do more videos on chester's vocals!! i'm obsessed with how dynamic his voice is and i loved your breakdown of it here
You said best time and time again.. they truly are...
ARTISTS 🎨
Chester was a dear friend of mine and he always had such amazing talent. Thanks for breaking this down so people can understand how powerful his voice was. You rock, Chris!
He was your friend? That’s awesome!
Did you know him good?
Noooo wayyyyy! What an opportunity to hear this! Thank you Chris and well done!
Enjoy :)
@@chrisliepe I enjoy all your videos man, you always bring value 🙏🏻
I was so excited, i commented first instead of watching it!
Thanks a lot, Chris!
Thanks for covering Chester again. Was a lot of fun to watch.
You're the *man* for analyzing this song, especially in a way that a baritone would have to approach it. We have to do what works for our bodies, and full chest is how a baritone messes up their voice for a song like this. But that's ok to do a different approach. It might sound a bit different, but none of us were going to have the same sound as Chester anyway. Not even most tenors.
21:22 That was really impressive, Chris!
You are a really voice master.
Thanks!
2022 and my new LP tattoo brought me here to appreciatte Chester's legacy one more time. Thanks for this awesome job!!!
FINALLY! I'mma start watching the video now.
Good! Enjoy! :)
THE BEST SCREAM OF ALL TIME I LOVE YOU CHESTER
(I’m sure many are curious, so I’m just gonna drop this here)
23:00
SO much to be taken from this video, such a good one
The vocal break thing you do in your videos Really helped me understand my vocals better...in just seconds of trying your aggressive techniques I've found a technique better than the 10 years of shitty experience I have...I'll be incorporating this into my music now thankyou
This video is INCREDIBLE! I’ve been studying your videos a LOT recently, and it’s helping me so much! Thank you Chris 🙌🏼🎵
You're so welcome!
I’VE NEVER CLICKED ON A VIDEO SO FAAAAST!!! Great job, Chris!
NICE
I’ve always thought Chester was one of the best singers I’ve ever heard, I never thought about how it did it or understood why or how he did what he did but this video does a fantastic job of explaining why Chester was so incredible to somebody who knows literally nothing about singing or anything to do with it whatsoever. Man I wish I could sing like that, I would never speak normally for the rest of my life, every word would be singing lol
man your whole channel... what youre doin here is beyond comprehension. seriously, all the magic you reveal with all your work here.
Im usually the most sceptic guy on buying advice stuff on the internet, I never have and never will be doing that, but the realness of your stuff really makes me consider this. makin an exception. what you give away for free actually makes me feel guilty for not paying for this anyway
You're honestly the best vocal coach on TH-cam, hands down!
Youd make a great blues clues host; thats a good thing. I can sense a real leadership characteristic, logical, and compassionate personality - that translates into quality teaching.
Its consistent accross all episodes.
That and youre great at what you do.
so nice to hear Chris moanning so close to my ears. I mean, thats a really good way of breakdown Chester's voice
haha
Teaching myself how to scream death metal screams and punk screams have exponentially helped my understanding of how to use my voice , i try to mimic mostly but I definitely have my own style , but useing my mimic i feel it helped me expand my range
This channel deserves 1 million subscribers!
Thanks Chris!
Brazil love u
Great job Chris. I love Chester!
24:00 does anyone know what performance is from?
The hardest part to sing for me is when Chester sings a high note in the chorus during Given up.
Like the "Up" on a high note ends with "me" with the same high note.
my voice got messed up singing this hard than crawling.
I came here to see you doing 17 second scream and you nailed it! and thank you for making a breakdown of this song and it's one of my favorites! hardest part is the 17 seconds scream I tried to do one breath like him comparing to a song "With you" live in Milan. My request: Can you react to all rock metal singers doing longest scream live like Chester Bennington, Oliver Skies, And other rock/Metal singers? These songs were definitely one of the hardest long screams i ever heard.
Keep it up and stay safe!
I don't know exactly anymore, but you can search Given Up live on TH-cam and it will be one of the first ones to pop up!
@@chrisliepe ok.
@@chrisliepe but I found the exact video you reacted to this.
th-cam.com/video/gISHEL94C_U/w-d-xo.html
That performance is probably Projekt Revolution 2007 at Selma,Texas
I love this breakdown video. All of this insight into Chester's technique is amazing. I like how you've also discussed the production side of things.Thanks so much Chris! I would love to see a breakdown of Tim Armstrong of Rancid and Aimee Interrupter of The Interrupters.
Finally! Finally, someone doing a breakdown of this song! And does it like a boss 💪🏻
I was so waiting for this!!!
i cant believe we get all this for free !!! THANKS CHRIS !!!
You`re the best singer on TH-cam
Glad you're enjoying my content!
Love the channel. You are very helpful and explain everything so well. You're a hell of a singer too. In this video, you mention Johnathan Davis. I've been waiting ever since I subscribed for you to do a video like this about his vocals.
The only scream I've heard that is longer is a different sound done by James Maynard in the grudge but it's a less belted noise so it explains why it is longer. I believe from memory Chester's scream is 19 seconds. Where as Maynard yells for 24.
I love these isolated vocal videos🖤
Yessss I’ve been waiting for this one 🥺
This guy's amazing
YESSS Ive waited a long time for this
Another amazing work Chris , cheers from Brazil !
This was amazing Chris. Thanks so much for this breakdown dude!
Amazing content dude !
When I try to get the grit it ends up going to my vocal chords and I would really like it to maybe idk not do that, I just discovered this song and was lucky to find you did an analysis on it, hell yeah
Nice to have those STEMs!!!!! Crazy that Cornell and Chester Gone but not Forgotten...
Chris, you're doing f***ing right!!!
God Bless you and your lessons, they're so crystal clear and positive! You're real pro, thank you very much!
You're very welcome!
YES!!! This video is a life saver
What? B4 (when he says "up") is in only chest voice? For real?? I can hardly hit A4-flat maximum and it last like 2 seconds lol. it takes all my breath and all my energy.. He is so good! my favorite singer !
trust me he does it live I've heard him first hand and it goes for pretty much just as long maybe slightly shorter by a second or two some shows but when he played in Adelaide it was just as long as studio. I was paying attention specifically to wether he could do it or not.
sometimes singers love to hold back air and then let it out at the end to add effect, and might not just be about holding air but the delivery
This is definitely a challenging one to do in one breath. Just the amount of going back and forth, to distorted/gritted notes to clean gritted mixed/head ones.
Really appreciate these contents Chris. They're super helpful.
Im laughing my 4ss off all the time when I watching your videos, thanx!:D
I've slowly been working on his style of screams. Not having a clue how. I would typically just approach it with a more black metal suited fry scream rather than this distorted scream with a note behind it. Got to where I can sustain the 18 with my cheat scream. Then I realized wait... there is a note behind that. How the flippidy fk is he doing that? I've been more of a growler than a screamer/singer for the longest. So singing with dirt was beyond my comprehension. Your videos have been helping me unlock more grit. Still can't quite do this but it seems everything is right with what you have here, especially love the scream parts of this breakdown. Very very helpful. Keep it up man thanks so much for these.
May he rest in peace. Man was a legend.
Every time I hear that scream I get chills... And there it was A Cappella... Holy shit...
I know that Liepe could do the 17 second scream. But I think he wanted to respect Chester in not doing so. Which I respect.
hey chris! your voice sounds similar to Devin Townsend, idk if you’ve touched his vocals any in videos but you should do one on his! maybe Vampira or Deadhead
Sick screams and compression Chris! Would like to hear you do a full cover :)
Maybe one day!
So awesome Chris, thank you man!! I didn’t realize you did this video, I actually requested some Chester a month ago, this is awesome!
Not sure if you’ll see this, but if you jot down any requests, I would personally love to see your take on Chesters vocals for “Waiting for the end”. Such an amazing vocal. Also Incubus’s Brandon Boyd on the song “If Not Now When”. Anyway, I appreciate you man, thanks for these awesome breakdowns, I really feel like I’m learning a lot from them. Rock on brotha!
-Brian Taylor
I dig the information, I dig your personality, and I don’t mean this to be insulting cause I’m not shit in TH-cam land, but the repetition is kinda killing it for me. I always thought he hit it clean on the word up. Like cleanly, didn’t know he got throaty toward the end.
You amazing 💪
Thank you 🙌
Please react to Chester's undeveloped voice when he was in Grey Daze. He was super talented even then, but there was a lot he still had to figure out.
Crawling, Breaking the Habit, Waiting for the End, The Messenger, Burn It Down, Powerless, Until it's Gone, One More Light, Battle Symphony - LINKIN PARK. One of these, please
Love the channel my man👍ill be singing in no time thanks to you.
YESSS
Amazing :D
Keep doing this. Im learning a loooot from Your stuff :)
Glad to hear!
You sound so so so much like the rev! Please do rev's vocals please please
I wanted to see you try the long scream! :D
Ya, didn't make the final cut... was not chester-worthy :)
I just practiced to this song after not listening to it for a while and once I got home I got an email to check out this video..
A lot of the higher vocal fry screams by Chester sound like they're those newfangled 21st century metal screams that don't involve the proper vocal folds at all, just the false ones. It's like a voiceless scream. Or a whisper scream, if you will. It's much easier to do than singing with distortion, once you find the right technique. (Can't believe I'm saying this, since I had no idea how to do them myself until very recently. I kind of stumbled into it while stretching and yawning, and during an occasional sneeze.) And it's not very loud at all, like you said. I do like the growly vocal belts you're doing instead, and I can't do those properly at all, but they sound a lot more rock / grunge than what Chester does in that section. He does seem to be able to inject a little bit of voice into that sound too though, when he wants to, like you said - that mixed forever scream hits different.
I wonder if he's doing the forever scream with just the fry too. But the way he's shaping it somehow makes it sound like it has more vocal heft? Phenomenal technique, however he was achieving it.
^^ THIS! I've been round and round on it myself. Especially after considering the isolated vocal track... there is a LOT more SING in it than a typical 'voiceless/whisper"fry" type' scream. If you listen to his NOTES in those screams, it seems to feel and sound (with my voice) as NOT the initial thing you described. I think it's also not completely what I suggest in my "exploring the vocal break" type scream either. It's ALL false cord area vocal tract engagement. It's all airflow management and moderating engagement of the primary cords for a CERTAIN BALANCE. I also think that Chester had a VERY HIGH chest resonance/voice so what he does with that forever scream takes advantage of his amazing airflow control AND his ability to hit a D5 in chest (something I can't do... a D5 is always mixed which changes airflow and positioning as well. I LOVE this type of dialogue!! Keeps me thinking and examining!!
@@chrisliepe Same. I'm glad you're so active in your comments. Much appreciated!
I wasn’t having the best day today... and then I got this notification and oooOoOoOh!!? 😱😱 haha Awesome as always, Chris! I’ve been loving this format as well! & would you consider analyzing Michael Barnes from Red? 🤔
I actually have a suggestion that you might enjoy just as much as this one, you should do one of these on The grudge by Tool
That would be epic. That may be my favorite Tool song. Then again, I tend to think that about every Tool song...
@@franciscodanconia3551 Every tool song before their latest album, is every tool fans favorite song LOL
@@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734 I dunno. Invincible, 7empest, Descending, Culling Voices, Fear Inoculum, and Pneuma all might be my favorite songs, too. I would argue that Opiate is their least great album. Then again, I'm the kind of weirdo that thinks that either Damnation or Ghost Reveries is Opeth's best album, and Blackwater Park is number three, so clearly there's something wrong with me.
@@franciscodanconia3551 I guess so LOL because opiate is one of my freaking favorites
@@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734
I love opiate, and I also love the stuff on FI
23:26 When you step on your son's lego piece.
hehe :)
this was an amazing break down and helped explain a lot to me! if you could explain any one of rise againsts songs thatd be awesome. that man has an incredible voice
Great idea!
You are amazing!! ❤️
Would love to see you tackle Landon Tewers on The Plot In You's "Forgotten"
I can't believe i've just get addict with linkin park recently and this video had just fallen from the sky thank u bro
I like how theres a run up to the mic every time you scream
I always think chesters scream was not only fry, its different .. I hear d5 note in the scream and ı know it was so diffucult. But every friend said there's a scream technique; its easy actually, but we dont know.. Thank you coach ı realized that ım right, thank you! 🙏✌🏻🎶
In the bleak midwinter.
Great job! I've always liked the tones of Chester's voice, but never really appreciated all of the nuances and skill. This makes me want to go back and listen to all of my LP music again. Thanks!
I miss him so much Chris.. So heartbreaking...
great and so interesting.thanks a lot
Thats god like , you r impressive to man 👍👍👍👍