Sorry about the repeat...anyways, I also wanted to comment that Blaze is a pretty good singer, he just has an obviously lower vocal range than Bruce, Bruce in fact probably has problems singing some of Blaze's songs, which doesn't matter since most people don't want to listen to them (even if in the Blaze era they made many superb songs). Guess people just are closed to a little change. Virtual XI nevertheless isn't a good album, The X Factor is.
@ZioShirai Some of Blaze's songs turned up in Bruce's later tours - Clansman, Sign of the Cross, Lord of the Flies, Man on the Edge, and Futureal. I agree - Bruce doesn't always sound great on them. Both singers sound best in their own range! (I have a bootleg of the Virtual XI tour, and Blaze sounds better live on his own material than Bruce sometimes does on his own!)
@ZioShirai Some of Blaze's songs turned up in Bruce's later tours - Clansman, Sign of the Cross, Lord of the Flies, Man on the Edge, and Futureal. I agree - Bruce doesn't always sound great on them. Both singers sound best in their own range! (I have a bootleg of the Virtual XI tour, and Blaze sounds better live on his own material than Bruce sometimes does on his own!)
Sorry about the repeat...anyways, I also wanted to comment that Blaze is a pretty good singer, he just has an obviously lower vocal range than Bruce, Bruce in fact probably has problems singing some of Blaze's songs, which doesn't matter since most people don't want to listen to them (even if in the Blaze era they made many superb songs). Guess people just are closed to a little change. Virtual XI nevertheless isn't a good album, The X Factor is.
@ZioShirai Great comment, I do love Virtual XI though... The songs are not as gritty but still very passionate! ;)
@ZioShirai Great comment, I do love Virtual XI though... The songs are not as gritty but still very passionate! ;)
@ZioShirai Some of Blaze's songs turned up in Bruce's later tours - Clansman, Sign of the Cross, Lord of the Flies, Man on the Edge, and Futureal. I agree - Bruce doesn't always sound great on them. Both singers sound best in their own range! (I have a bootleg of the Virtual XI tour, and Blaze sounds better live on his own material than Bruce sometimes does on his own!)
@ZioShirai Some of Blaze's songs turned up in Bruce's later tours - Clansman, Sign of the Cross, Lord of the Flies, Man on the Edge, and Futureal. I agree - Bruce doesn't always sound great on them. Both singers sound best in their own range! (I have a bootleg of the Virtual XI tour, and Blaze sounds better live on his own material than Bruce sometimes does on his own!)