clean vocals VS death vocals

[Puzzlebox]

It seems that every song has clean vocals in it and there are some that have only clean vocals in it. Demon of the fall only has a little clean vocals and funeral portrait only has a little clean vocals at the end. I can't recall if there are any songs that just have the death vocals and no clean vocals.

Any help?

 

[Tapestry]

Blackwater Park... Wreath has almost no clean vocals.

 

[daz436]

In Mist She Was Standing

 

[worldwide_suicide]

windowpane lol!!1!! OMG1!!!

 

[winters epilogue]

In Mist She Was Standing has an "ahhhhh" around the 1:55 mark and Blackwater park has Mike doing a little "ahhhh" around the 4:00 minute mark, but those are the closest you will find to "only death vocals", I think.

 

[porcupine_wolfff]

Into The Frost Of Winter

 

[GlassSandwich]

Silhouette has no clean vocals at all.

 

[porcupine_wolfff]

Silhouette has no clean vocals at all.

Neither have
Prologue
Madrigal
Epilogue
Patterns In The Ivy
For Absent Friends
but the question was "I can't recall if there are any songs that just have the death vocals and no clean vocals.

Any help?"

 

[GlassSandwich]

Neither have
Prologue
Madrigal
Epilogue
Patterns In The Ivy
For Absent Friends
but the question was "I can't recall if there are any songs that just have the death vocals and no clean vocals.

Any help?"

Sorry, I didn't read the just. And I was fucking around.

 

[xXBraveMurderDay]

I don't think the "aaaahhh" on Blackwater park counts. It was more like a mood setting thing rather than a lead vocal type of singing.

 

[Godhead's Lament]

Blackwater Park has no clean vocals.

"In Mist She Was Standing" has a short whispering part, I don't know if that counts as clean vocals, which is why I am not including it. I think BWP is the only song that doesn't have clean vocals.

 

[Valerie]

It's worth noting that I think the Grand Conjuration comes closest to having almost all distorted guitar.

 

[JoeVice]

there are clean vox in wreath? where? i can't think of it. don't give me a time, describe me a part. i don't have the song with me.

 

[worldwide_suicide]

near the end... it's more like backing vocals though, but yes, they're there

 

[Moonstruck]

Yeah, the outro sort of part, it goes back an forth beween death and clean vocals.

"Staring right back
Spiritual decay - Still seeking
Frozen in time
Mourn this departure - All watching
Calling me back
Closure to bleak matters- I'm leaving
End of a search
Coming of morning"

The 'still seeking/all watching/I'm leaving' parts are sung. Man I love that part.

 

[daz436]

It's worth noting that I think the Grand Conjuration comes closest to having almost all distorted guitar.

i disagree

 

[JoeVice]

oh yah, duh.

 

[Kerry King]

i disagree

I can't think of another song which is completely overdriven by distortion without any acoustic parts.

KFK

 

[Hlfreak]

I can't think of another song which is completely overdriven by distortion without any acoustic parts.

KFK

There is an acoustic part that Peter does for about five seconds, twice.

 

[daz436]

im sure TFP has less