Doug Walker (1,067 views)

[Platypus]

Douglas Darien Walker (17.11.1981 - 19.09.2019)
Associated Acts The Nostalgia Critic
Vocal Range: G2 - C6

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{Album Ranges}

as the Nostalgia Critic:
Nostalgia Critic's The Room (2019): G2 - B4 - F5

Significant High Notes:

C6 ("F**king Love Christmas" Music video version)
A5 ("Boring", "Sarah Brightman Impression" 50 Impressions in 50 Seconds)
F5 ("Waiting For the Point")
E5 ("Boring")
D5 ("Waiting For the Point")
C♯5 ("The Critic Brings It Home", "F**king Love Christmas")
C5 ("F**king Love Christmas", "Nessun Dorma" Nostalgia Critic has been tagged!)
B4 ("Boring", "In The Floyd (Again?)")
B♭4 ("F**king Love Christmas", "Melvin Brother of the Joker")
A4 ("The Critic Brings It Home", "In The Floyd (Again?)", "Pavarotti impression" 50 Impressions in 50 Seconds, "The Song After This One Is Really Good", Vocal Demonstration ConBravo! 2012, "When the Wall Broke Free")
G♯4 ("In The Floyd", "Waiting For the Point")
G4 ("One Big Song", "When the Wall Broke Free")
F♯4 ("Don't Look Right at the Screen", "In The Floyd", "In The Floyd (Again?)")

Significant Low Notes:

E3 ("Bring the Runtime Down", "Don't Look Right at the Screen", "The Forgotten Song")
E♭3 ("Do You Hear the Critics Sing?")
D3 ("Do You Hear the Critics Sing?", "The Forgotten Song", "The Song After This One Is Really Good", "We Need More Victimization")
C3 ("F**king Love Christmas", "We Need More Victimization", "When the Wall Broke Free")
B2 ("Comfortably Dumb", "Ghost Pony Rider" Blues Brothers 2000 review, "In The Floyd", "One Big Song", "Waiting For the Point")
B♭2 ("Melvin Brother of the Joker")
A2 ("Comfortably Dumb", "Is There Anybody Who Cares?", "Santa Christ Theme", "The Song After This One Is Really Good", "Waiting For the Point")
G♯2 ("F**king Love Christmas")
G2 ("F**king Love Christmas", "Shining Time" Thomas And The Magic Railroad, "The Song After This One Is Really Good", "When the Wall Broke Free", "You're a Mean One, Mr Grinch" The King and I review)

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Blue marks falsetto or whistle notes.
Underlines mark notes that are obscured in the song mix.
Italics mark non-melodic notes.
Boldface marks notes that are considered to be particularly notable examples of this person's vocal capabilities.

[Macca]

OH MY GOOOOOD IT'S THE NOSTALGIA CRITIC!!!!!!!
Edit: Does this mean we're also getting a thread for James Rolfe?
Edit 2: Also i love how it says he died the day the review of The Wall came out It was actually three days after the death date listed. 

[Platypus]

fixed

[Seb]

Oh my god it's my favorite content creator in the whole wide world wide web

[Macca]

I don't think that C6 is countable, and it might not even be him. Also here's old thread from TRP2 with some stuff that doesn't appear to be in the thread. Originally, he used to be known as "That Guy with the Glasses". Also, the A4 and A5 in the 50 imitations in 50 seconds video (Luciano Pavarotti & Sarah Brightman) sound like B♭4 and B♭5 to me.

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{Spoiler}
Voice Type: Tenor
SUNG RANGE: F2-A5

MUSICAL HIGH NOTES:

A5 ("50 imitations in 50 seconds (not counting the title): Sarah Brightman")
G5 ("Boring")
F5 ("Boring")
E5 ("Boring")
C5 ("Nostalgia Critic Singing", "Five Things You Didn't Know About Me")
B4 ("Nostalgia Critic Singing")
B♭4 ("50 imitations in 50 seconds (not counting the title): Luciano Pavarotti")
A4 ("Nostalgia Critic Singing")

MUSICAL LOW NOTES:

C3 ("Holiday Clusterfuck")
G2 ("You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch")
F2 ("BEEAAR")


THIS GUY HAS MUSICAL NOTES

Edit: I'm suprised this guy doesn't have a Questionable Note section since the BEEAAR in the TRP2 thread i mentioned earlier gets down to G1 & the screams in the Junior review when he sees the Arnold baby get up to D6
Edit 2: I also forgot to mention when talking about questionable notes is the squeal he does in some videos they get pretty high (eg. Boomer Will Live Gag, Hearing the Doug theme song).