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The real changes come when the Japan tour arrives in March of 1976. Freddie's voice has slightly improved in terms of vocal consistency but not much has changed otherwise. Freddie also tries to push his limits the first few concerts, but his nodules hold him back.ġ976: The North American Opera Tour is much the same as the 1975 Tour. He no longer sings with the dark tone he had on the Sheer Heart Attack Tour but sounds much more natural now. Freddie's voice has matured for the Opera Tour. After the Sheer Heart Attack Tour, Queen recorded A Night At The Opera, which features Freddie hitting impressive high notes in songs such as The Prophet's Song. During the 1975 Sheer Heart Attack Tour, Freddie sounds just like he did on the 1975 leg. He is now much more tame on high notes, and only throws them out there if he is in really good shape. Due to his diagnosis, he has completely abandoned his falsetto on stage and would only use it on rare occasions (He didn't start to use it again until the 80's). Freddie could have chosen to get them removed via surgery but opted out in fear of ruining his voice. This would drastically affect his singing for the rest of his career. He has adopted a more macho tone, prominently showcased on 'Live At The Rainbow '74.' Many people thought that this tone was a product of the production and pitch correction, but bootlegs show that he really has started to sing with a darker tone.ġ975: In February of 1975, Freddie was diagnosed with vocal nodules. On the Sheer Heart Attack tour, Freddie has once again changed his approach to singing.

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Brighton Rock features an impressive technique where Freddie switches from falsetto to full voice mid sentence. Freddie has abandoned his old 'youthful' tone and has adopted a more 'rock and rock' vibe in songs like Now I'm Here and Stone Cold Crazy. In the meantime, Sheer Heart Attack was recorded. After Brian fell ill with hepatitis, they were forced to abandon the Queen II tour. Freddie's vibrato has also become much more prominent now that he is singing with much more chest power. Although he doesn't use his falsetto as much, he still hits the high notes in full voice on songs like Father To Son. Freddie starts using his hard edge voice on stage now, as showcased on 'Live At The Rainbow '74.' He has limited his falsetto use, although it still pops up in certain songs. The earliest live Queen recordings come from this era and showcase Freddie effortlessly hitting high notes in falsetto and full voice.ġ974: The Queen II tour kicks of in March.

Freddie is diversifying his techniques and making use of them effectively. Ogre Battle features more of Freddie's hard edge singing, and he even experiments with screaming which go all the way up to C6.

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He has once again improved his control and range, but has learned how to sing in different styles, such as his hard edge voice in Son & Daughter.ġ973: Queen II was recorded in August of 1973. Freddie is still singing with a very youthful tone like in 1969.ġ972: All of Queen 1 (except for The Night Comes Down) was recorded in 1972.

The Night Comes Down (the De Lane Lea tape actually made it to the album, the only 1971 recording to do so) shows Freddie comfortably switching between full voice and falsetto in his mid range, while the Great Kind Rat demo shows good full voice control. Freddie is still an inexperienced singer at this stage and doesn't have much chest power, but has a comfortable mid-range nonetheless.ġ971: The De Lane Lea demos show a noticeable improvement to Freddie's control and stability. He is clearly comfortable with singing Rain by The Beatles, although sounds very screechy on their cover of Communication Breakdown by Led Zeppelin. Originally submitted by MajorLeagueRekt, but it got deleted, resharing it because, well, it's fucking epic, all credit to the OP!ġ969: Starting with the earliest live recording we have (Ibex, September 7th 1969), Freddie shows a very smooth mid range.