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12/20/10 10:58 am

Dan says:

Is it just my imagination, or does his voice get more chipmunky as the song progresses? For verse 1 and half of verse 2, he sounds normal, but then when he sings “you’ve got the natural beauty unaffected . . .” at around 1:30, suddenly his voice tightens, like he’s been sucking on helium. It’s like his voice gets a boner.

12/20/10 11:02 am

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Yup. Sign O the Times is full of bits where he pitches up his voice. He was really obsessed with that back then — he was going to do a record with that pitched-up female character called Camille, but it never materialized. It’s very awesome and evocative.

12/20/10 10:42 pm

Bob says:

I saw him when he did the Musicology tour “in the round” at MSG, and was mighty blown away. He was pretty much the best singer, guitar player, dancer, performer, etc, that I’d ever seen, all in one person.

Also made me wish more musicians incorporated dance into their acts.