Keane Again
Keane
Well, YouTube took down that last video. Here's another that catches the end of one song and then all of another. I'm impressed that Keane seems to do all of their songs live in the exact same key as on the recording. Thus, the lead singer hits a high B regularly in the chorus (at 3:34, for example). (Most bands seem to put everything a half- or whole-step lower in live performances, so as to make things easier on the singer's voice. I've seen U2 do this.)
Well, YouTube took down that last video. Here's another that catches the end of one song and then all of another. I'm impressed that Keane seems to do all of their songs live in the exact same key as on the recording. Thus, the lead singer hits a high B regularly in the chorus (at 3:34, for example). (Most bands seem to put everything a half- or whole-step lower in live performances, so as to make things easier on the singer's voice. I've seen U2 do this.)
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