Mastedon LOFCAUDIO

woetoyou · Number of posts: 396 Age: 36 Registration date: 2007-04-09

Who is the singer on the songs:

Life on the Line and When it All Comes Down?

I really like his voice and was just wanting to find out what other bands he has sang for.

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The only people who are credited with vocals on the CD are:
Dave Amato, Tom Bowes, John Elefante, James Dean Longacre

I have never heard the disc, or those 2 songs, so I can't comment specifically.

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MetallinosTheos is right about the four vocalists credited on the album.

Unfortunately, it doesn't specify which songs each one sings.

But on Mastedon's "It's A Jungle Out There" album it does specify who sings each song.

By comparing the vocals, I'm pretty confident that Dave Amato is the guy singing "Life on the Line" and "When It All Comes Down".

If you have "It's A Jungle Out There," listen to the songs Amato sings. I'm pretty sure it's him.

rockerVu2 · Number of posts: 456 Age: 82 Registration date: 2007-04-07

I love both songs and have always wanted to know who's doing the lead vocals for both songs.
Some years ago there was a clip of Mastedon on You Tube and the vocalist of
that song was John I think. He played keyboard.

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avdb11 wrote:

I love both songs and have always wanted to know who's doing the lead vocals for both songs.
Some years ago there was a clip of Mastedon on You Tube and the vocalist of
that song was John I think. He played keyboard.

I'm pretty sure it's not John singing on the album version of those songs. I've heard a lot of stuff he has sung in Mastedon and other places, and it doesn't sound like him.

Was the YouTube clip a live concert clip? I think Mastedon only played a couple live shows and they probably would not have toured with all of the people who played on the albums. John would have sung all the tunes live, I would guess. I saw them at Cornerstone one year and I seem to remember that John did all the vocals, but my memory is a bit fuzzy on that.

Here is John singing at C-Stone 91, and that does not sound like the same voice as the one on those two Lofcaudio songs, IMO: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Oobs6ZPzPvk

**arttieTHE1manparty** · Subject: Re: Mastedon LOFCAUDIO Wed Feb 20, 2008 11:04 am

I thought it was Amato as well.

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rockerVu2 · Number of posts: 456 Age: 82 Registration date: 2007-04-07

Sir Shred A Lot, the You Tube clip was from a live show.
I saved the clip for a long time to listen to it again and again.
Till the clip wasn't available anymore.

I have wondered for a long time who is singing what on Lofcaudio.