@@tainahannuniemi1053 He does NOT. Not that clear. This whole cover is done with extreme vocal, which tires the voice pretty quick. If you listen closely, if sings first couplet and chorus properly. On the second chorus he starts to struggle, but it's noticeable to untrained ear. On 2:00 he makes a pause to give a rest to voice a little, and on 2:20 it's clear he cant reach note with proper precision.
I'd love to hear him do some other covers - not just Swedish bands. I'm hooked on TJ. Have to listen to him every day. You can just tell he has the music in him by his stance. So confident. He knows he is that good. Hope he stays at it and doesn't let his 20's tear him down. He was born to do this, no doubt about it. One of the biggest talents out there. And a nice dude too. Such a pleasure.
where r u from? if he tours, go see his band perform. second to none he gives a good performance. he hasnt come to the US yet and i'm still waiting lol
I think it's Christian Liljegren. He and Tommy were in a band together: Golden Resurrection, one of my absolute favorite bands 🤘🤲. Christian is/was also in a lot of other bands, he's amazing and he and Tommy are some of the best if not the best famous people and musicians out there because of their true good character that shines brighter and more clearly than any other famous people I know of. 🤍
Holy fuck he played this in public :laughing:? Oh damn here comes the controversy. Tommy has weirder tastes in covers than Tarja of Nightwish fame (the covers she does with her vocals you're almost ribbing on her because she's classically trained and they don't quite fit. Smells like Teen Spirit is awkard with her vocals as that is a dark anthem of teen rebellion that single handedly killed glam metal. Tommy try your hand at covering Trouble (the lyrics are biblical on their earlier albums but extremely punishing. They made Stryper look like choir boys as Robert Sweet in recent years crossed over into doom metal.)
