coing78's video: The Vocal Range of Thom Yorke E2 - F5 -G 6

Watch the version 2 of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6M8M0K3WXs As a singer, Yorke is recognisable by his distinctive tenor voice, vibrato, frequent use of falsetto and ability to reach, and sustain notes over a wide vocal range. Voice type: Low tenor Low notes: 0:00 Relaxed B2 from "Creep" 0:10 Soft B2 from "Inside My Head" 0:18 B♭2 from "No Surprises" 0:28 A2 from the backing track of "Airbag" 0:41 A2 from "Kid A" 0:50 Thom Singing around C -A2 from "A Wolf At The Door" 1:00 A2 from the low harmonie of "Nice Dream" 1:15 Two Great G from the ending of "I Will" 1:38 G2 from "Creep (Acoustic)" 1:47 G2 from "Kid A" 1:56 A soft F2 from "Bittersweet" 2:09 E2 from "Skip Divided" 2:18 Lots of E2 from "Skip Divided live at Coachella 2010" High Notes: 2:30 Two soft G4 from "Karma Police" 2:43 G4 from "True Love Waits" 2:53 A great G4 from "The Bends" 3:03 An epic G from "Nude" 3:15 Powerfull G from "2+2=5" 3:28 G4 up to a A4 from "Sulk" 3:39 Two epic A4 from "Creep", Impressive! 4:07 Same A4, but now in live!, from "Creep live at reading '94" 4:31 Falsetto A4 from "Fake Plastic Trees" 4:44 Short B♭4-A4 (I don't know, please tell me) from "Just" 4:52 Easy B♭4 from "Go To Sleep" 5:02 A crazy B4 from "You" 5:18 Powerfull live B4 from "Stop Whistering live in london" 5:31 Flasetto C5 followed by a full C5 from "Paranoid Android" 5:41 Lots of amazings C5s from the epic chorus of "To Be a Brilliant Light" 5:59 Falsetto C5 and full G4 from "Electioneering" 6:18 Flasetto D5 from "Bones" 6:29 Smooth D5 from "I'm Coming Up" (On a Friday demo) 6:35 A screamed E5 from "Life With The Big F" 6:42 E5 from the amazing final of "To Be a Brilliant Light" 6:51 A very powerfull F5 from "Anyone Can Play Guitar live '95" (The limit of yorke's full range) 6:55 Non-modal savage screamed G5 from "Electioneering live at Pinkpop '96" 7:07 Weird E6 from "Just" 7:19 A F6 scream peaking at G again from "I'm Coming Up", this is the most high note that Yorke has showcased.