What they are saying about the vocals

[seoulmate]

RS review:

This is pop music as simple arithmetic: A Bruno Mars tune plus Dr. Luke production plus an Adam Lambert vocal hit radio gold. “Never Close Our Eyes” is that calculated-right down to the lyric, which aims for the same party-at-the-edge-of-doom vive as recent smashes like “I Gotta Feeling” and “Till The World Ends.” (“Why can’t we just live life with no consequence/And Always live in the now?” Lambert sings.) But there’s no denying the pulsating electro drive of Luke’s beat, or the blustery power of the melody and lyrics. As for Lambert: The magnificence of his strident vocals defies all formula and precepts, mathematical and otherwise.

Read more: adamtopia.com/index.cgi?board=daily&action=display&thread=839&page=32#ixzz1t0rkQTI5

[ladyoz]

terra_zephead ICYMI: Here's the awesome Fault Magazine Editor’s Note:

www.twitlonger.com/show/h4si7i

[excert] Any doubts this editor may have had, however, were immediately wiped out by attending Adam's London showcase during which he was privileged enough to hear what is undoubtedly one of the finest voices in live music – of any genre – in the world today[/color][/b]

[cassie]

We're not afraid to profess our love to Adam Lambert, the kid is the best thing in pop right now! We're not even making that statement loosely. He can actually sing those poptastic tunes better than anyone out there, just stay alert on minute 3:56 during 'Never Close Our Eyes' to see what we mean.

en.terra.com/music/news/adam_lamb...._video/oci66657

[cassie]

"The song (NCOE) surpasses anything on the radio right now thanks to Lambert’s vocal ability. I think we have come to terms with the fact that he can sing just about anything."

evokeonline.com/music-review/adam-lamberts-never-close-our-eyes-single-review/

[cassie]

Brian May, quoted by Lindsay Parker:

When asked what fans can expect from that understandably much-hyped collaboration, Roger exclaimed, "Fireworks!" And Brian expounded: "Something different. [Adam] has an extraordinary voice, there's no way you can get around that--whether you love him or hate him. He's extraordinary. So we'll be exploring new ways to do things. We don't like to just reproduce what we did before; we like to move on and try new ways of doing stuff. So it will be exciting!"

music.yahoo.com/blogs/reality-rocks/queen-talks-idol-adam-lambert-queen-extravaganza-001250035.html

[cassie]

"You could strip each track away on Trespassing, leaving nothing but bone and cartilage, and Adam Lambert's pipes will still sell that sh*t like it's a prime cut of beef!"

www.myportiswaspsays.com/2012/05/....bum-review.html

[cassie]

"His vocals exude such confidence, freedom and charm, it makes it seem like there’s no need for the revolution he annnounces. It feels like he’s already won the fight."

NY Daily News

Adam Lambert ‏ @adamlambert
That's what's up! www.whosay.com/adamlambert/photos/169273

[cassie]

Glambert's dynamite-with-a-laser-beam voice

But all over Trespassing, Glambert sings everything like Zeus in a thong.

Rolling Stone Trespassing review.

[cassie]

“He’s a real artist, very comfortable doing difficult stuff,” says Chic mastermind Nile Rodgers, who collaborated with Lambert on a new song. “He reminded me of when I was working with David Bowie - it was so natural, this laser-focused jam.”

RS article

[cassie]

Lambert’s range allows him to dominate no matter what the song style – his voice an energetic thrust for the flamboyant tracks and a solid, powerful fulcrum for the slower songs. Indeed, it is marvellous to hear how he can take tricks and styles familiar to all in the trade and twist them so rambunctiously to fit his vision. Lambert is a showman above all else, and he provides a sumptuous, all-engrossing experience to go with his stunning voice.

www.underthegunreview.net/2012/05/12/review-adam-lambert-trespassing/