Ralf Scheepers, Andi Deris or Michael Kiske
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Topic: Ralf Scheepers, Andi Deris or Michael Kiske
Posted By: alberto mu�oz
Subject: Ralf Scheepers, Andi Deris or Michael Kiske
Date Posted: 26 Mar 2011 at 9:55pm
| Recently i was listening to these vocalist, same style of singing, the question to know which do you prefer? |
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Posted By: Vic
Date Posted: 28 Mar 2011 at 10:08am
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Kiske. Ralf Scheeper is a superb vocalist as well but I think he is quite awkward on stage and a worse songwriter than Kiske (in his Helloween days of course). And doesn't have the amazing charisma of Kiske (again, in his good-Helloween days). Andi Deris was great on Pink Cream 69 and almost terrible for Helloween. ------------- 42 |
Posted By: IndianaJones
Date Posted: 28 Mar 2011 at 11:48am
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I can't see what's so similar between Andi and the rest two.Andi has a more raspy sound than Kiske or Scheepers and even they could be said to be a bit different from each other. Especially when you can find a Kiske-copy in every other powermetal band. Ralf too has a bit more raspy sound than Kiske. Andi's singing technique is also very different from the two other choices at hand. Where Kiske and Scheepers have a powerful high register that is produced with a technique called "head-singing" I think, Andi, at least in his present state uses falsetto to reach the higher notes, and his high notes is really getting thinner all the time. But put aside my own opinions concerning their similarity, I would say Kiske. Andi has more personality and I would prefer him over Michael if he was in the same shape as in the 90's. On "High Live" Andi's singing is perfect, and I might at some days even state that the versions of "The Chance" and "Future World" are better than the original. But Kiske can still hit every single note that he hit in the 80's, and that cannot be said for many singers. Even though I dislike his vibrato use nowadays, too much is too much  Scheepers is good also, but not as dear to me as the others. And he sounds like hes having difficulties to hold a note at times. |
Posted By: Time Signature
Date Posted: 31 Mar 2011 at 4:54pm
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Kiske... I mean his work on "Keeper of the Seven Keys" parts I and II is still breathtaking to this day.
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Posted By: LittleBig
Date Posted: 17 Sep 2015 at 5:19am
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Michael Kiske the Helloween albums he's on + I like Place Vendome and the debut album of Unisonic.
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