Our reaction to Steven Tyler at American Idol: Dream on

How has this vocal mutant been able to produce these sounds for decades? And how is he doing in this performance?
Nani and I react to Steven Tyler's performance of Dream on in American Idol, season 2011.
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[@linororen]

Did you know I teach online? I'll help you reach your singing goal, however big or small. singwell.eu/singing-lessons/

[@incognitox8820]

Hi. You can, along with your friend comment on the features of the performance of Dimash on this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpyUcnuDrdZgZsk Although she is an amateur, but it clearly shows the work of the vocal apparatus. Thank.

[@olemrcool6765]

Can you react to Helloween and "a tale that wansn't right"? Michael Kiske was 51 years the last time he sang that song... And I think he is good. He moves the voice from Baryton to sopran and I cry when he sings it..

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

You can't teach Steven Tyler's techniques...you just can't.

[@olabergvall3154]

I have 2 things to say 1. Marry me! 2. On a more serious note... are you aware Steven wrote this in 1965?? When he was 17 years old. Amazing song, amazing performer

[@kevinmjohn76]

Steve is a legend!!! No one would dare do what he has been doing for decades...

[@dyercare8774]

The screamin demon. Realize, he's in his 70's....amazing.

[@jebaker6942]

Iam not sure how i feel about a voice teacher scrutinizing one of the most iconic singer song writers of all time.

[@staceydimig478]

I totally agree.

[@dbuggy1]

Exactly, to me he's off limits! He's untouchable :)

[@csxanatos653]

@Calisparkz2 then this was the wrong video for you to click on.

[@Lv_Av]

On the contrary, they are saying his techniques are not teachable because it's unique to only him. If WE will try this, our vocal cords will literally rip

[@randypeters366]

I know how I feel. A bitter, unsuccessful failure of a singer critiquing a legend. KZbin seems to be full of voicw teachers. Obviously, the criteria to being one isn't much. If I remember corectly, the big one on the left also criticized Floor. I think she's just a bitter failure.

[@ratedvgaming]

He's 72 now and still screaming no one can stop him

[@jackdanereacts4527]

He has a 4 octave range up to E4 and can still hit and sustain it. He is literally amazing.

[@LeonFuentes]

Actually, his range is E2-E6

[@arturama8581]

Tom Jones is in his 80's and still has a F1-D6 range and his voice is a mile better than Steven's. I like Steven very much and he's an exceptional singer, but not that exceptional.

[@seangdenver3547]

​@@arturama8581😂

[@leo__lima]

Steven Tyler is amazing.

[@cherylturner2075]

Hard to hear anyone disrespectful about Steve Taylor

[@wg127]

Cheryl Turner It’s Steven Tyler

[@razorlightning6002]

Period

[@HellenKillerProject]

He ruptured a vessel in an argument, he wasn't singing

[@TheSammyreynolds]

He had an argument with Joe Perry if I'm not mistaken

[@mattx0861]

no name singing teachers giving tips to STEVEN TYLER LMFAOOOOO

[@dmaynardabu]

There is nothing like a Steven Tyler Scream! Gives me chills every time! Love that man!

[@chardonnay5767]

Such visions of loveliness, the both of you. Nani’s smile lights up the room every time. I hope you keep doing these for a long time!

[@WorldT]

Steve Tyler quite the unique entertainer, with all the things he done. for sure a different talent.

[@dolphin8077]

We'r talking about a true living legend aged 71, just to say... (Here was 65)

[@Gibson1961SG]

He claims his higher range is actually easier to sing in than his lower range... I'm assuming he's just a master of compression.

[@JR-xj2vr]

Hmmmmm.......Rock Star Mutant.....well, if that’s how we categorize rock star greatness then I’m ok with that.

[@nunogarcez1213]

Another great video, great job Linor big hug from Portugal.

[@SirPulga]

I love your react video, Linor. And I love when you are with Nani! Steven Tyler are indeed a Mutant... doing this for decades and sometimes with drugs, drinks and more drugs. He is a amazing artist!

[@patrickg.1170]

Give Steven Tyler a call and maybe he'll give y'all some lessons on singing that moves people.

[@Crillzz]

You 2 are great thanks for another video =)

[@vernhoke7730]

I remember buying this 8-track, yes 8-track, back in high school in 1973. This song still resonates with me as much now as it did back in high school.

[@Jillyconjem]

Ha. I did a paper on the lyrics of this in high school. And I agree. Phenomenal tune.

[@tatianaroveda]

Love Steven Tyler--and this song. Its all positive since he wrote it.

[@FloridaCatholicGuy]

I love this video! To the people criticizing her...she is well qualified to scrutinize Steven...as a vocal coach, thats what she does!

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Nah, he's forgotten more about singing than she's ever likely to learn.

[@1sonavabitch]

hes done this song repeatedly since the 70s. This is like walking up the stairs for him.

[@anuraagkorchipati]

There may be many reasons. why amplifying the mic near a piano is difficult , because you only want the vocal coming through and less amount of the piano coming in. You already have a microphone for the piano. When your away from the instruments, you can go all out on the gains and highs, mids and lows. I think they should have discussed about it before the performance and try to play with the eq's if your near an instrument, so you can only increase the vocal without increasing the gain.

[@ravennelson827]

Oh yes old school rockin it, Steven surly commands the stage...not everything can be perfect, but you always have to be the perfect you...good vid...

[@HellenKillerProject]

That "yeah" in the beginning, if you listen to the studio version it was him taking a deep breath before singing.. The treadle organ he wrote this on went up for sale recently …

[@williamgallucci9913]

Hi ladies great reaction to a great song band artist that is Steven and zero smith

[@cuchocondoluci8262]

Beatifuuuuul, thanks girls!

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Oh boy this guy....saw them earlier in their career. He’s unbelievable, period. There’s a documentary on the making of the Album Pump- it’ll give you more insight into Steven Tyler and the whole band and his natural way of writing songs with his band mates. Check that out some time.....it’s really good stuff.

[@anatos1722]

these two interrupted every admirable part of this song multiple times....cant torture my eats anymore

[@MrImmers]

AC DC thunderstruck....you gotta do that mutant....🥰

[@colmastro4373]

2 nobody's having a go at one of the most iconic songs and voice in history, yeah ok 🤣

[@thepayne7862]

Great review of the song Steven Tyler is amazing vocalist and definitely a mutant. Steven Tyler is 2 years younger than my dad Steven Tyler is 71 but when doing that performances he is 63 that is insane to be able to sing like that at 63. You should check out MIke Patton from Faith No More specifically Midlife Crisis the live version from Jay Leno's tonight show. He is definitely a very dynamic singer.

[@lmfs4032]

he had the vocal cord surgery in 2006-7. His cords are just fine, that’s just his natural sound.

[@jchow5966]

He is still amazing.

[@tatianaroveda]

You need to check out Carrie Underwood and Steven Tyler singing live to Carrie's new single, Undo It--together they brought down the house!

[@hjander]

Proof you can be beautiful AND talented. Well done both of you!

[@meznivfinish6739]

Correction, well done Steven Tyler...

[@loraharvey6740]

React to frontman Axl Rose in guns n roses. That is a unique voice and very talented singer. The way he can scream and stop and control his screams and also run on stage and never break his vocals is amazing. Especially in welcome to the jungle or knocking on heavens door live in tokoyo 1992. Please react to these.

[@CJ_finesse]

Especially his 6 octave range(;

[@djclabbe88]

Next mutant : Lemmy Kilmister (Motörhead) 😎

[@auroralee7451]

Steven Tyler is a GOD!!!!

[@jchow5966]

Great rock singer.

[@joshtaylor6038]

He reaches E6 on Crazy. Did it live on the streets of Venice with street musicians.

[@gelitaram7799]

Great reaction love you

[@eliot327]

he was on a tv show wear they actually looked at his vocal chords while he was singing and they all agreed he has unique or "mutated" vocal chords.

[@GeorgeKiernan]

This song, when Steven is singing it, is quite unique. He wrote this song in his late teens, but it is written from the perspective of an older and very retrospective man. I feel like as he has aged he has understood the character in the song more and more. As time has gone by he has just really become very synchronised (maybe not the right word) with the song, and he really knows how to deliver the song in an authentic style.

[@DanyMeza]

Nani is so beautiful omg

[@pablolazaromartinez3541]

LOVE you Linor ♥️

[@trillxfizzy]

Every artists best vocals are in the studio. Steven is like 70 years old now? Yall gotta listen to the original version. His voice sounds much better back then. In this particular performance hes performing at an old age. Everyones voice changes the older they get

[@Delphin-cy7wp]

FYI Steven was not 100 % when this aired we all have days when we feel sick! But the show must go on!

[@IamTheSherm]

Axl Rose from Guns n Roses is another vocal mutant. His voice isn't what it was in the 80s/early 90s, but he had a very large vocal range and unique sound. "Mr. Brownstone" or "Rocket Queen" are good examples of his early vocal skills if you can find a live performance.

[@tatianaroveda]

Steven Tyler just lays it all out there. Using any microphone requires practice- the biggest mistake I see is people moving back and forth with the mike-- He holds it very steady as he sings into it. And Yes he is so damn sexy!

[@fatcole1152]

That was fun! It would be very interesting to also see what you think of Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora battling it out over Wanted Dead or Alive at the MTV Video Music Awards in 1989

[@chrisangiolillo9144]

EXACTLY HOW? Falsetto? I never liked this word because all that matters is;;being loud and in tune all the time. I have been singing for 30 years and I am old. At the time of this amer idol Steven was 67. I think they recorded Dream on when he around 26.Thank you for notting same KEY that's what makes it truly amazing.

[@mitzydupre7172]

He has 2 sets of vocals cordes that's why Dr Ozz did test live on TV to check his vocal cordes why when you think he reached his pitches he can go higher and higher go watch the show its very good plus its a mixte voice his notes at the end.

[@stoneshack2000]

Oh my, great to see both of you back together again on a reaction. sure missed your faces and your expertise. by the way, great reaction, love the crap out of both of you, big big hugs...please don't make us wait too long for the next one girls, nothing but love...

[@deaundrewilliams3944]

They are far from experts dummy

[@stoneshack2000]

@@deaundrewilliams3944 just go back to your mom's basement, eat some more pizza. and remember don't play with the internet and you'll be fine...

[@deaundrewilliams3944]

@@stoneshack2000 the dumb bitches deleted my comment because i speak facts but ur a lame ass 12 year old who doesn't know shit Lmfao I'm a culinary chef i dont live with mommy ya dumb fuck

[@lmfs4032]

that was 8 years ago, he was 63.

[@brantheavner9770]

Liv Tyler Steven Tyler's daughter one said that our father Barrow's all her face creams and uses them. They are very close. So he's in his seventies. Anyway it was wonderful listening to your reaction and I am new to your Channel. I wish you all the very best Linor, with respect, Brant 😊

[@brantheavner9770]

Hi once again guys, Steven Tyler actually injured his vocal cords when he was in a fight screaming at somebody. It never happened with his normal singing. I just thought you'd both like to know that. I really do love your reactions Eleanor your friend as a great dimension to the reactions as well I wish you both all the blessings of life and thank you for making reactions fun. I send a hug to you both 😊😊

[@ilvdalejr]

Linor, you still need to review of Roger Taylor from Queen sometime. Please.

[@cyoung6127]

You two are funny and fun. Thanks Please do Earth Wind and Fire Phillip Bailey Speaking of vocal mutants. Still doing falsetto after 4 decades

[@dentooahimpah3104]

Love your videos always. Linor oren if you in town someday I would like to take you to dinner. #imserious #honored.

[@lijonlee6186]

...>_< stoped back in the 60s 70s went to Grateful dead lol... yes I was a deadhead ...last saw them in Monterey, his last show. nice to hear again. Deadhead and Opera... some combo lol :)

[@rippy4freedom499]

Hi Linor ;) and friends, I have gotten to hear ST since I lived in Boston for many years... he is a grandpa and sounds great to me hahaha !

[@irishwars]

I love the "HOW" lol

[@poot111111]

I thought everyone knew, you only have to take an auditory inhale 1:17 and then anyone can do his high note without damage. j/k, he is a mutant for sure

[@Raulenriquedd]

The demon of screaming!!!

[@mcgdywblqauhdbdw]

You need to check out soundgarden and audioslaves Chris Cornell. He’s a god.

[@thechiefhasspoken213]

Second that

[@Bart-tk9um]

Third that

[@lennym1273]

I would love to see you react to Pat Benatar...

[@alessandrombroe4092]

dimash kudaibergen " love is like a dream " & "unforgettable day " at gakku concert.....please reacts with NOAM.....

[@gabriel38g]

If you listen to the original studio version of Dream on on a good quality vinyl, you can clearly hear the breath he takes just before he sings the lyric: "The past is gone". Modern digital music and filters have been removing things from music for years and then told people that the result is 'better' or 'cleaner'. Of course, how would we know if it isn't there? S. Tyler has probably been singing it that way for years, but only those of us who still have a few analog recordings know/remember what it sounded like.

[@david-spliso1928]

Scream singing 👍👌

[@RobertWilton]

Next vocal mutant to react to - Rob Halford, doesn't quite have his full four octaves anymore but he is definitely possessed of an amazing voice.

[@carcrash1875]

You girls, are smitten - I see it on your faces/ attitude :)

[@seekr6964]

That’s a natural scream lol

[@jackdanereacts4527]

He may have no wrinkles because he is part Cherokee. Also, his range goes to A4. He's amazing.

[@jackdanereacts4527]

@Niko Ringkauf Not now. Maybe in the 80s. In the 70s he couldn't do the screams. Now he is 73 he can still hit A4 but not any higher. He lost the highest stuff from age and the chord reconstruction when he had the chord bleeding issues.

[@sandedg]

Love you linor oren

[@monicameluci]

Quero ver um vídeo de vcs duas cantando daqui uns 30 anos blz?

[@HellenKillerProject]

This is a very truncated performance, look up the one with the full orchestra … He is so subtle ..

[@Jellyfinger6969]

Every 10 seconds!

[@danm9460]

You want to hear an amazing vocalist? Check out the Boston song more than a feeling if you haven't heard it. Brad delp will blow you away

[@zimmyfan617]

You need to pause the video more. I'm not sure how that would be physically possible but I'm convinced you need to do it.

[@andrealovelace7251]

Steven said if theres something wrong that dont let you sing like you should .. get it fixed! there are ways.. you ladies may have done better to watch the video of the drs on stevens vocals

[@takahash12]

I guess someone already said this but anyways his broken vessel had nothing to do with his singing. It happened during a argument with someone.

[@scottcannonpcb1]

If you do a vocal mutant series, check out Sammy Hagar in recent live videos. He’s in his 70’s also and still sounds amazing.

[@garrett6064]

At 4:50 that cut off is stylistic not because of missing air or whatever other reason you thought it might be. Listen with the music, it's right when the change kicks in, if he held that note it would have bled over and ruined the drama of the change.

[@GS-xt8fu]

Liner....I love music as you do. Please listen to Kodi Lee. Golden buzzer. So beautiful how music can touch others. You will not regret it. Make sure you listen to the questions in the beginning. It’s important to appreciate ....why it’s special. Watch with your friend. I want to see if it touches you both. I hope you have not watched it yet

[@neilhosler4482]

Critique all you want Steven Tyler is a rock god!

[@ShikataGaNai100]

It has been stated that Steven Tyler once hit an E6 in whistle in the song, "Crazy." I would like to know if that has ever been verified?

[@gsforevergs8866]

dimash kudaıbergen hit d8 ..highest whistle note ever

[@ThePoocher23]

Hi Linor, I would like to see your reaction to PostModern Jukebox version of this song. Thanks and keep up the great videos.

[@bladadupa8774]

Hola ! pleas please please , some Flamenco stuff,,,what can i say moe.?.. ..is it simillar to Taylers technique? ;-D .. i ve heard its vibrance not from throat but more from "MASK" "face, forehead , nose, REZONACE ...using in flamenko singing ..is it a proper word?

[@HomoDigital]

Линор, вы удивительной красоты женщина! Linor, you are an amazing beauty woman!

[@DanielSmith-pq4yc]

This isn't one of his better versions but it's still a top performance. Check out the version from the mtv 10th anniversary that's mind blowing

[@user-mr1zy4nu7l]

Daniel Smith that was amazing

[@therealfronzilla]

I think you might really enjoy Robin Zander of Cheap Trick.

[@tobyaman7644]

Linor, in this one of you mentions Jimi Hendrix, Jimi always said he disliked his own voice and also said that he thought he was not a singer......hmmmm I don't know what to think. His voice was very unique and the moment you here it you know it's him but.....was he a 'singer' could he sing? As in the boundaries of what we all say or think is a 'singer'? Can you brake down the components of one of his songs and discuss what you think about his vocal performance? Also how much did his vocals rely on studio effects such as phase, echo, reverb etc? Love Toby.

[@yogimarkmac]

I love watching you two gush over these great singers. My favorite classic rock singer: Paul Rodgers. He's been playing for over 50 years too, and you can tell he knows how to take care of himself. Check out this video of him just two years ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3aYd3dracqHi9U. There are better one's that feature his vocals more but this might be the most recent performance on youTube.

[@chipsunday5563]

Oh, you have so many metal singers to check ...

[@perrybernard1308]

If you want to see a vocal mutant, check out AC/DC - Thunderstruck

[@perrybernard1308]

Led Zeppelin- Stairway to Heaven

[@neilhosler4482]

Or hear Plante voice play against Pages guitar in Dazed and Confused

[@jessepowell8267]

I believe he uses the Bel Canto technique to help. He hurt his voice actually yelling during an argument, and not singing like that.