[inst: voice] vocal utterances to which I would build statues, part the second
Submitted by Nick Vane on Fri, 11/01/2002 - 06:45
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- the E Street Band's raucous one-channel backing vocals - "Glory Days"
- Bono's joyous howls - "Trip Through Your Wires"
- the Turtles' falsetto "ah"s - "Eleanor"
- the way Husker Du's Bob Mould stretches out the "ize" in "apologize" & the cathartic way he growls "How 'bout it!?" - "I Apologize"
- Terry Callier's high lonesome "oooh"s & his softly sung "bum bum"s - "You Goin' Miss Your Candyman"
- Rites of Spring singer Guy Picciotto's defiantly exhausted "I" - "For Want Of"
- Jack White's vocal exclamations in the choruses - "Stop Breaking Down"
- Biz Markie's puberty-like squeak during "You ma-ake all that music" - "Make the Music With Your Mouth Biz"
- Mick Jagger's scream right before the London Bach Choir kicks it into high gear - "You Can't Always Get What You Want"
- Le Tigre's pissed-cheerleader "one! two! three! four!" - "Deceptacon"
- Poly Styrene's sundry squeals - "Oh Bondage, Up Yours"
- The New Pornographers' casual "uh huh"s - "The Slow Descent Into Alcoholism"
- Captain Beefheart's babbles - "ABBA Zaba"
- all Bob Dylan's vocals - "Wigwam"
- the atonal way Arthur Lee sings "I hear you calling my n-a-a-a-a-me..." - "A House Is Not a Motel"
- Arthur Lee's scatting - "You Set the Scene (alternate take)"
- How Clarence Carter stretches his vowels too far - "Patches"
- John Lennon's wailed "All riiiiiiight!" - "Revolution" (thanks to jukejoint)
- The way Joni Mitchell twice stretches out the word "fly" - "River"







