My First Time Hearing GHOST. Vocal ANALYSIS of "Mary On A Cross" Live version!

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Published 2023-03-31
This has been requested an insane amount, and color me intrigued. Ghost's lineup consists of personas that mimic the adverse of clerical leadership, and that stage presence coupled with a very interesting lyrical analysis gets me giddy!

Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Ghost for the first time, performing "Mary On A Cross” Live.
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I definitely recommend watching the original video without interruptions. Here's the link:    • Ghost - Mary On A Cross (Live In Tamp...  

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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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All Comments (21)
  • @Faine44
    The fact that she had no idea that Tobias is wearing a full mask really speaks to the quality of the maker.
  • @darkcornersuk
    A wiseman once described GHOST as Black Sabbath meets ABBA, i couldn't describe it better myself..
  • @GulsCult
    Tobias Forge has stated that he wants Ghost to sound like this amazing band from the seventies, that went unnoticed and is only now being discovered.
  • @saltymystic
    He's one of the few singers where I understand every word he sings.
  • @nastydrow8722
    He is a PAINFULLY charismatic front man. Seeing them live really is a treat.
  • @mayamelina6
    I hope she eventually does one of their more “rock/metal” songs! This song was done in a 60s style to go along with the lore. Would love to see Cirice, Square Hammer, Ritual, He Is, or Rats to start. So many great songs to choose from. One is not enough. Also, they are phenomenal in concert. The theatrics, the story, the music are top notch.
  • @Amelia-ck8pn
    The fact you can clearly hear Swiss’ backup vocals- so clean. ✨
  • @jscandlesmelts
    The audience also plays a part as backup singers, seeing it live in person is insane
  • @beepee8398
    tobias forge the singer is actually wearing a mask too! the papa character with the skull paint is actually a full face mask! so they’re all wearing masks on stage, it’s hard to tell that the papa masks are actually masks sometimes because they just look like makeup! the different papas of the lore have drastically different looks and facial structure and it’s incredibly impressive! it’s my favorite band of all time, with the lore and the amazing music and the execution, it’s all so amazing, comforting, and refreshing!!
  • @singingfan
    For the vocal standpoint, Tobias also wears a prosthetic mask, which he has said in interviews effects how he has to modify his singing because it puts limitations on how he can move his face. If you truly want to hear him sing heavy death metal, listen to one of his former bands called Repugnant. Or listen to Ghost “Mummy Dust” like I mentioned in chat. Or “From the Pinnacle to the Pit” especially live. One of the goals Tobias has is to challenge what the genre of metal means. It’s all on purpose. That’s why you’re hearing all sorts of influences of other sounds and bands and decades. Tobias is from Sweden so he’s got a lot of Swedish melodic death metal influences. EDIT: listen to plenty of other songs of theirs to gets better feel for the band. Their type of metal is melodic. Metal is a very wide range of sound. There’s so many great songs. I highly suggest listening to more of Ghost!
  • @sharman5598
    I’ve heard their genre described as “Scooby-Doom” and I always felt like it really fit 😂
  • @jjohnson6001
    I find it so impressive how clear he sings with that mask on. I saw them live last week for Re-Imperatour and it was THE BEST concert I've ever been to, by far. Thy are all so talented.
  • @noahsmith4148
    Seeing Ghost live is like going to a heavy metal church revival.
  • @ratsalad178
    the ghoulettes and one of the ghouls provide backing vocals - they have such incredible voices
  • @jenvirch2211
    This band will take youndown the rabbit hole and you'll never be the same
  • @mijavera
    Not only is his vocals solid, English is his second language!
  • Been a fan for almost 9 years n I'm in tears... seeing them reaching these heights....Ghost forever..
  • @pimzaeVT
    tobias becomes an even more impressive singing musician when you realize that he sings while in a mask while doing these live concerts, which is just a whole other level of amazing and talented. I couldn't imagine how hot and sweaty everyone must be wearing those masks while singing and playing instruments.
  • @Kramerica962
    For the last couple of albums Ghost added a lot more band members then they used to have. Their keyboardist, who is a woman, does a lot of backing vocals on their newer material and it's added a lot to the band as a whole. She is such a fantastic new addition. As far as their following goes they are definitely more popular now than they've ever been. Their first few albums were very slept on and it was a small amount of us following them. The first time I saw them live during their first album they were playing very small rooms and bars. Compare that to now and they are selling out huge theaters, arenas and even headlining festivals. They have a wide range of fans though. You'll see everything from pop fans to die hard metal heads at their shows and there are always a large amount of people in full costume in the crowd. A lot of fans are very die hard and go all the way with their fandom. Ghosts first album was closer to metal than any of their others but ever since the first album they've leaned more into the melodic rock/pop music. If you want to hear them play something akin to metal I'd suggest listening to anything off their first album. It's actually a huge argument that takes place among their fans and detractors. More die hard metal fans get offended at people saying Ghost is "metal" and it's led to a small portion of the metal community to absolutely hate Ghost. Personally I think people get a little too hung up on the genres and what they mean but that's just me. Music is music and if you enjoy it then just enjoy it without worrying about what genre it is.