http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH91SRjsoo0
I remember buying the Spideman 2 soundtrack audio cassette when I was in school. This song, apart from being classic headbang material, made me an ardent fan of 'two octave' vocals, wherein the same lines are sung by two voices in different octaves, as demonstrated in the song's chorus. Often the singer dubs his/her own voice over, creating the impression that there are two of him/her singing in different octaves.
I remember buying the Spideman 2 soundtrack audio cassette when I was in school. This song, apart from being classic headbang material, made me an ardent fan of 'two octave' vocals, wherein the same lines are sung by two voices in different octaves, as demonstrated in the song's chorus. Often the singer dubs his/her own voice over, creating the impression that there are two of him/her singing in different octaves.
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