Who has a greater vocal range: Mariah Carey, Prince, or Axl Rose? - Quora
Axl Rose's “Greatest Vocal Range” Title Now Belongs To Someone Else – You Won't Believe Who! | Society Of Rock
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Axl rose has Higher Vocal range than Freddie mercury, Mariah carey, Robert Plant, Jeff buckley and whitney Houston : r/GunsNRoses
Axl Rose has/had a vocal range of nearly six octaves reaching notes lower than Barry White, and notes higher than Beyoncé and Ariana Grande..eat on that bitches.
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Axl Rose is the greatest singer of all time -- or, so says this chart - Consequence
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Axl Rose is the greatest singer of all time -- or, so says this chart - Consequence
Axl Rose is the best singer of all time, according to breakdown of stars' vocal ranges - Fact Magazine
What pop singer has the largest vocal range? - Quora
AXL ROSE revealed as 'greatest singer of all time' in study | Daily Mail Online
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The Vocal Range Of The World's Most Famous Singers
Singers with The Best Vocal Range | Who has the Most Octaves? - OpenMic
How Axl Rose Ended Up Commenting on Our Creative Piece | Distilled
The Vocal Range Of The World's Most Famous Singers | bluesyemre
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