Vocals on 'Afraid To Shoot Strangers'

[srfc]

Bruce.

Blaze sings it ok compared to, for instance, the Evil that Men Do, but he's not near Bruce in any shape or form.

 

[Black Bart]

soft part and chorus: Blaze
between solos part: Bruce

What? "Come on!"

 

[karljant]

Ehehehehe seems like a joke but actualy I was talking about this part

 

[Black Bart]

Ehehehehe seems like a joke but actualy I was talking about this part

Well, I was referring to these (a tiny bit repetitive) "come on"s myself.

 

[karljant]

Well, I was referring to these (a tiny bit repetitive) "come on"s myself.

Is it just me or at 4m53 Blaze says "toffee to shoot strangers????"

 

[naranja]

Blaze by miles

 

[Kalata]

I like both versions. This is one of the songs Blaze did best with the band, probably because of the long soft intro part and because it could have been a song from his era as a whole (and beyond), not just the vocals. The original is great (Bruce is hard to beat), I don't know why some fans don't like Bruce's vocals on the song that much, they both convey their specific mood, especially for the chorus.

 

[Azas]

Now looking at Afraid to Shoot Strangers from a perspective of passed years... we can safely say that this is the song which started it all. This is the song which infected Steve with a virus of long intros. And yet no cure was found for it.

 

[Yax]

This is the one Bruce song that Blaze made his own. Blaze by a mile.