Gerard's voice

i like the way you can feel the emotion in his voice, like you tell he means every word he sings.....I LOVE IT!!!!!

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i luv gerard voice sooooo much! its kind of like he hasnt had too much vocal training and thats how he sounds natrually. im helena in the first few lines (burnin on.....) he sounds loud and kinda wavery. ya know?

He always seems to struggle with getting that line out when he's live...

sorry. i didnt know. im really sorry. i didnt mean to be rude or anything.

Yep. The guy i like has the same talking voice as him. *Sigh* I love it.

his voice is hot

I love his voice.
So unique...so good. I wish I could sing like him.

I may have posted here before, but since I can't remember what I said or even if I said anything here in the first place I'll just say what I'm thinking.

In my opinion, Three Cheers is much better than Bullets. Mostly because one: there's a LOT more variety on Three Cheers than there is on Bullets, and two: Gerard has gotten his voice under control.

I just like albums where there's a mesh of different songs and tunes and lyrics. It means that the songwriter isn't afraid to push the boundaries and write something different once in a while. Three Cheers had very interesting stuff, whereas Bullets was pretty much a bunch of songs that were composed in the same way (loud, very long intros, most of them emo).

The only difference was Headfirst for Halos, and I think we all know the story behind THAT song.

I also have a thing about people being TOO enthusiastic about singing. It's nice to be passionate--if there was no passion in music I don't think I'd have gotten into it--but there's a fine line between being passionately loud and unmusically loud.

I'm not afraid to say Gerard kind of crossed that line... a lot... on the first album, but on Three Cheers he did the unthinkable. He GREW UP. He got his pipes under control and produced thirteen excellent, wonderful songs! He could've closed his eyes and jabbed a pen at the titles to pick which one would be a single and it would've worked!

So for everyone who is stubbornly declaring that it would be torture if Chemical Romance changed the tiniest bit, just do what Gerard did. GROW UP, for God's sake, and accept the fact that Gerard's voice HAS matured, and it's WAY better than it was on Bullets, and I expect it'll be even BETTER on Life on the Murder Scene!

...Cough. And that's the end of that.

It will probably be better.
I think he voice is amazing on Bullets.
But more amazing in Three Cheers

I've noticed that too. Its the same for Green Days first release too.

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The only difference was Headfirst for Halos, and I think we all know the story behind THAT song.

I don't think I know the story... should I? Can someone enlighten me?

Legend says that Frank was high during or before Headfirst for Halos was written. And that's all I'm gonna say. Har.

Frank wrote Headfirst for Halos?
I thought Gerard did.
Can someone clue me in?

I Thought Gerard Did Too

he has an amazing voice he can go to whispering to soft to normal to screaming

teh calculators pwn you:

I actually think he sounded better on the first album, it was more intense and raw.

yeah same. i really love their first album better then the 2nd. lol i remember when gerard said tht he was embarrassed by his song cubicles cuz he said the lyrics werent right and he was never gonna sing it again cuz he hated it. i personally think tht the song is very good. i tried listening to the song over again to see if i cud understand what was wrong with it....but i cudnt...what do you guys think??

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Legend says that Frank was high during or before Headfirst for Halos was written. And that's all I'm gonna say. Har.

Say more.

I concur. Say more.

wow he has SUCH a wide voice range, can go pretty high and really low, it makes the songs more interesting, and gives more variety

i'm bored