Freddie Mercury's Voice Evolution (1973 - 1991)

This video depicts the evolution of Freddie Mercury's voice in Queen from 1973 to 1991, the year of his death.
In the video, all songs contain only the vocal part, to analyze it better and to enhance its differences between the years.
Freddie Mercury's voice is probably among the seven wonders in the world of rock. The singer had an extraordinary instrument at his disposal and he used it in an incredible way thanks to his experience with Queen. Mr. Bad Guy used a particular technique, that of subharmonics.
This vocal style is characteristic of some specific ethnic musical genres. From what emerged, it then appears that Freddie's vocal cords were moving with such rapidity that it was considerably higher than that normally recorded in humans.

Furthermore, most rock singers have a vocal habit of maintaining a constant vibrato, while Mercury's was not only more irregular but also unusually faster. All distinctive signs that have consecrated the voice of Freddie Mercury as absolutely unique and memorable.

Keep Yourself Alive (1973)
Seven Seas Of Rhye (1973)

Killer Queen (1974)
Now I'm Here (1974)

Love Of My Life (1975)
Bohemian Rhapsody (1975)

Somebody To Love (1976)
Tie Your Mother Down (1976)

We Are The Champions (1977)
We Will Rock You (1977)

Don't Stop Me Now (1978)
Fat Bottomed Girls (1978)

Save Me (1980)
Another One Bites The dust (1980)

Under Pressure (1981)

Hammer To Fall (1984)
I Want You Break Free (1984)

I Was Born To Love You (1985)

One Vision (1986)

I Want It All (1989)

Innuendo (1991)
The Show Must Go On (1991)

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