You know how high notes causes glass to shatter? Glass puts itself back together when this guy hits those low notes.

bruh.........

My father had a beautiful bass voice and sang in our church chorus. My grandfather (his father) used to say that "His voice was so low, it could crawl out the door and bury itself under the well."

The moment that dude started singing my beard grew 5x its size and braided itself

This man’s voice is deeper than the mines of Moria

If Geoff's voice went any deeper he would awaken the Balrog.

As a trumpet player, I've always thought of taking the last note up an octave being a power move, but oh my...That last note when he took that down an octave, that was truly a POWER move!

As a deep bass, it makes me so happy to hear a leading bass. When I was growing up, my voice could hit these same notes, but every teacher I had forced me to sing an octave higher to match the others in the choir. Happened so much that I dont think I can even do it any more, but now I have to practice and try to do it again

Lyrics:

"He has a voice like honey poured over thunder."

Please, please do 'Hoist The Colors' from Pirates of Caribbean.

The dwarves singing this in Bilbo's Hobbit hole was one of my fav parts of the movie. Full of ancient mystery and longing.

legend has it that his voice was heard throughout all of Gondor, Arnor, and Rohan; and all manner of creature bowed, wars came to a sudden halt, and even the Maia wept with emotion

I feel like Bass/Low Bass singers never get the recognition they deserve. It‘s so refreshing to see a cover like this instead of all the tenor covers (who are also amazing on their own)

OMG that was awesome. I will just keep playing it over and over.

I would love to hear the 20 minute or so version with ALL the lyrics:

My newborn loves this man's voice won't go to sleep without listening