Michael Monroe

Voice type: High baritone
Vocal range: E♭2-E5(-B♭5)
Best showcase of range: "Back in Yer Face" (E♭2-E5)


Significant high notes (Full):

E5 ("Superpowered Superfly", "Back in Yer Face")
D5 ("High School", "Magic Carpet Ride")
C♯5 ("Oil and Gasoline")
C5 ("Boulevard of Broken Dreams")
B4 ("Don't You Ever Leave Me", "Cutting Corners", "11th Street Kids", "Back in Yer Face", "Village Girl")
A4 ("Up Around the Bend", "Maliby Beach", "Magic Carpet Ride", "Futurama", "11th Street Kids", "I Can't Get It")

Significant low notes:

E♭2 ("Back in Yer Face")
E2 ("Oil and Gasoline")
G2 ("Magic Carpet Ride")
A2 ("Magic Carpet Ride")
B2 ("11th Street Kids")


His voice sometimes sounds pretty similar to Roger Daltrey's in the terms of 'ragged' and baritonish style but ability to go pretty high too. "Don't You Ever Leave Me" B4s are his lightest notes, cool song too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWqm42LRKxQ 1:41-1:57 and 2:10?

48 views, 0 comments. Well, let me start: 3.1 Octaves in one song, "Oil And Gasoline"; Impressive.

Where is the D2 in Oil & Gasoline? Lowest I hear is like F2/E2... and the E5 sounds like falsetto...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C5RsFW76vE

1:53 onwards = Sounds full. I was pretty unsure aboug "Oil & Gasoline too", gotta check it again at one point. What do you think about that one link in the frontpage?