I was watching the first song "Have ever heard a Shakespeare play" and I noticed that the words are about 1/2 second fast of the lip movement. If it were the other way around, you might interpret that to be the difference between the speed of light and sound in air, but the sound is first. Therefore, the singing must be dubbed in. Now, it may have been done with the original actors in a recording studio or done by professionals, but the singing isn't live, that's fore sure.
shareWell DUH its a movie. No one (except people who are making a video on their concert or something) sings live. Not even in music videos....
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Lmao. I like it :)
Riki, do you know what 'Ai no Kusabi' is? It's something that strongly links two opposites together
The song at the beginning was lip synched, too. "Love Will Keep Us Together" is a Captain and Tennille song. Well....Im not positive if its THEIRS or not, but thats Tennille's voice that Vitamin C is mouthing.
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VITAMIN C RECORDED IT AND THEN LIP-SYNCHED TO HER OWN VOICE. IT'S JUST A COINCIDENCE THAT HER VOICE SOUNDS LIKE TONI TENNILLE'S.
shareTake it from someone who lived through the disco era, Sport. She was lip-synching to the original recording.
It's a note-for-note cover of the original except that Vitamin C is an even more limited vocalist than Toni Tenille. That doubling and tripling of her vocal track is part of the processing they used for crappy singers in the days before autotune. And you don't have to shout.
shareuh.. no *beep* it isnt live. they always add the singing in later on.
shareYuppers...That's the original recording.
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