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Post by nica575 on Apr 12, 2014 9:26:02 GMT -5
iKnowJackSh*t @respectthegb · 50m ago Appears that Adam Lambert has cornered the market on "Adam" LOL > RT @/ lindsaycatluu just watched the movie click starring adam lambert
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Post by Deleted on Apr 12, 2014 9:28:01 GMT -5
Thanks for the KISS info. To me, everything about Gene Simmons on and off stage screams "egotistical." It does not surprise me that he expresses his OPINIONS as gospel truths. But, reading his statements, they don't seem a put down of Adam. In fact, he seemed to LIKE Adam. His opinion that Adam's voice didn't fit rock and roll is one shared by others. While Adam tears up the stage as a Queen frontman, from the very first lines of the very first song a choir director friend of mine said Adam was obviously a professional stage performer from musicals/ligh opera. And his GNT had definite roots in a musical stage production. As far as Gene's reference to Adam as a "puppy," that perspective is also not uncommon in the industry. It is why reality music show contestants have such difficulty making the transition to successful pop/rock stars. They are seen as not having paid their dues or devoted the time to mastering their craft and gaining the "hard knocks" experience necessary to be credible. At some level, I understand the perspective. In my own profession, there are young "kids" who enter the field and receive high praise for work that, from my years of experience, is adequate, but not remarkable. They don't know what they don't know, and accept assignments that are clearly above their ability and experience. If I comment on it, I am seen as elitist, a snob, and resentful of the young, new blood. Nope. Not true. They have some basic skills. I can see the potential. In five or ten years, working hard, studying the masters, they might become the top of their field. But, they can't pop out of the womb and do that. I know, I know, Adam didn't "pop out of the womb" with that voice, that stage presence, that confidence, that compelling performance style. Yes, he more than paid his dues. Most Adam naysayers don't know his background and make assumptions. After they have actually seen and heard him perform live they often change their opinions of him. Perhaps, if Mr. Simmons saw him perform today, he would, too. Or perhaps not. Mr. Simmons seems to be too narcissistic to objectively evaluate any other artist. I see a contradiction in your comment Cassie. You open the comment saying that you see where Gene is coming from and that he's not the only one who has the opinion that Adam's voice isn't a "rock & roll" voice and yet you end by saying he seems to narcissistic to objectively evaluate any other artist. How can he share an opinion that you agree with and also be too narcissistic to give that opinion? I would wholly disagree with anyone who said Adam didn't have a voice fit for rock music. Does he have the grunting, throat on fire wail? No, but that is not the whole of rock music either. To pigeon hole Adam as being only this or that misses the wide range of possibility that his voice allows. Also, I'd dare say if Adam hadn't come from a musical theater background, and all we knew of him pre-idol was Citizen Vein, Zodiac and Crazy no one would say Adam was far more suited for broadway than the rock stage. Adam is unlimited in what he can do. As for what you said about younger and less experienced artists getting/taking advantage of opportunities they are not ready for, well that is how it works. Every artist worth a shit got an opportunity that was bigger than they were and the ones who become great are the ones who take that opportunity and soar with it.
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Post by adamrocks on Apr 12, 2014 9:36:42 GMT -5
IKR....I hope some of the young attendees take pics and vids and Instagram them out. Wish I had an extra half million bucks so I could book him for my upcoming 65th Medicare Induction Birthday Party! LOL Bamafan....can I come to your par-tay?! I was inducted into the 65th Medicare Party this year too!lol
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Post by adamrocks on Apr 12, 2014 9:39:27 GMT -5
bani @bani_ 19m RT @poochlove2: ADAM━━━o(。'▽'。)o♪ @adamlambert Japanese magazine 「INROCK」 (>∀<●)ノ 5月号♪4月15日発売 待ってました!JP本にあだむ pic.twitter.com/Iv08LmushE
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Post by adamrocks on Apr 12, 2014 9:40:43 GMT -5
Linderella scorpiobert 18m RT @poochlove2: ADAM━o(。'▽'。)o♪ @adamlambert Japanese magazine 「INROCK」 (>∀<●)ノ 5月号♪4月15日発売 待ってました!JP本にあだむ pic.twitter.com/vJffkBp8rI
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Post by adamrocks on Apr 12, 2014 9:48:26 GMT -5
Good morning. Morning doughnut anyone?!lol Bringing it back to Adam...he's probably having a delicious kale juice drink right now. (Yum?!) Blues Hunter @streetsinger9 47m You know, I think I'll stop & get a doughnut today... pic.twitter.com/h95tDWJEZN
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Post by bullsfan on Apr 12, 2014 9:49:37 GMT -5
Glad someone at Glee made the wise decision to veto the "Rock and Roll" costumes. They both look hideous, imo.
OT---LOVE that Nirvana was inducted (and that Michael Stipe was involved)
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Post by adamrocks on Apr 12, 2014 9:51:08 GMT -5
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Post by HoppersSkippersMiners on Apr 12, 2014 9:52:46 GMT -5
Glad someone at Glee made the wise decision to veto the "Rock and Roll" costumes. They both look hideous, imo. OT---LOVE that Nirvana was inducted (and that Michael Stipe was involved) Awww...I loved them! The candid camera shots were pretty bad, but the outfits themselves were great.
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Post by HoppersSkippersMiners on Apr 12, 2014 9:53:37 GMT -5
That's awesome.
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