Nicolas Cage (2,280 views)

[EddieCheivz]

Vocal Range: G♯2-E♭5
Years Active: 1981-Present
Nationality: Northamerican

Well, the man doesn't need and introduction (would be awesome he could introduct himself) one of most recognizable faces on entire movie world since some decades, and memes as well.
Nicolas Cage has played many different characters being very famous too for wild and eccentric faces he can do, having in his entire catalogue of performances different kind of personalities along a vast repertoire of movie genres, playing for many TV series as well.
He has admitted several times he enjoy to go the karaoke, though looks like is pretty difficult to find on Internet that kind of performances.

Significant High Notes:

E♭5 ("Trial Before Pilate" from Jesus Christ Superstar musical film, during The Late Show with Stephen Colbert)
C5 (“La La Means I Love You” The Family Man scene)
B♭4 (“La Donna e Mobile” The Family Man scene, "Trial Before Pilate" from Jesus Christ Superstar musical film, during The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, “Yellow Submarine” In Helium Voice)
A4 (“La Donna e Mobile” The Family Man scene, “La La Means I Love You” The Family Man scene)
G♯4 (“Hallelujah” Face/Off scene, “Yellow Submarine” In Helium Voice)
G4 (“La Donna e Mobile” The Family Man scene, “The Hokey Pokey” Mom and Dad episode scene, “La La Means I Love You” The Family Man scene, “Purple Rain” during karaoke session)
F♯4 (“Hallelujah” Face/Off scene, “Love Me” Wild At Heart scene)
F4 (“The Hokey Pokey” Mom and Dad episode scene, "I Wonder Why" Peggy Sue Got Married scene, “Love Me” Wild At Heart scene, “O Mio Bambino Caro” Captain Morelli’s Mandolin scene, “Purple Rain” during karaoke session)

Significant Low Notes:

E♭3 (“La La Means I Love You” The Family Man scene, "Sankyo Commercial (dressed as a cowboy)", “Udong Odang Odang Udong” Nobody Orders Udon Like Nicolas Cage)
D3 (“Udong Odang Odang Udong” Nobody Orders Udon Like Nicolas Cage, "Sankyo Commercial (playing piano)", “Three Blind Mice”)
C♯3 (“Love Me Tender” Wild At Heart final scene)
C3 (“La La Means I Love You” The Family Man scene, “O Mio Bambino Caro” Captain Morelli’s Mandolin scene, "Tangerine" Racing with the Moon scene)
B2 (“Love Me” Wild At Heart scene, “Love Me Tender” Wild At Heart final scene, "Morning singing” uknown movie scene, "Sankyo Commercial (playing piano)", “Tangerine" Racing with the Moon scene)
B♭2 (“Love Me” Wild At Heart scene)
G♯2 (“Love Me Tender” Wild At Heart final scene)

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{QUESTIONABLE NOTES}
B♭5 ("Karate Moshing" Wild at Heart scene: not actually an musical context IMO)

[EddieCheivz]

Guys do you think would look disturbing the thread if I rather choose this photo for the OP? lool  

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Aug 2, 2022 19:16:46 GMT EddieCheivz said:

Guys do you think would look disturbing the thread if I rather choose this photo for the OP? lool  

you don't say

[Osmosis]

Nah, one you have already is good

[misanthropicsquid]

Im Pretty Sure In The The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent Theres A Few Notes

[Lopan01 7]

I love it.

[EddieCheivz]

There's a short E5 at the end of this not particularly good slide up, countable? it's some similar to the Jose Jose F#5 that was totally dismissed some days ago for being countable and curiously in that case highest previous note was also C5, tho I think the control is better here than in that F#5.

Aside that, nice to see til this point (video is pretty new) the guy still hitting that high tones with good tone as many years before.

[BAZanine]

The E5 is not remotely countable, but he does sound cool there.