Overall, he sounded okay on ADKOT.
But there are telling parts, like the second part of "She's the woman," where his voice detracts
from the song.
He does need to be kept in check, or advised by the producer or his bandmates.
He was able to get through ADKOT, it's admirable, but it is an issue.
And to work around Dave's voice, Ed will have to tune differently & write differently.
One thing leads to the other, it's not just a simple, "Sing lower, do that."
The band will have some limitations as a result.
Mezro seems to think Dave's comedy act & one liners will carry him through the actual
album experience, because that is mainly what Dave is all about (i disagree, btw).
My point is that Dave was such an effective vocal presence on VHII, WACF, FW...
He sounded good and he mixed well with the sound.
The concern is today, where will he fit in, as a singer.