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Post by 4Ms on Mar 6, 2012 7:37:41 GMT -5
2nd Optima FM ADAM Lambert Radio Special in Chile 3-6-12 GaleChester 2nd ADAM LAMBERT Special on Chile's Radio Optima FM. 45 minutes of NON STOP Adam Lambert music! Aired Mar 6, 2012. NOTE: This recording isn't perfect as the livestream kept cutting out, so I had to fuse the parts together, hence the reason some songs end ubruptly and there are some gaps, but most of the broadcast is intact! Image adapted from a poster by @rosinex. Source: Livestream at: tinyurl.com/79uttj7
soundcloud.com/galechester/2nd-optima-fm-adam-lambert
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Post by 4Ms on Mar 6, 2012 7:38:04 GMT -5
Photos Mix 96.5 Houston TX
Posted Below Pre Show + BTIKMUploaded by girlfantexas on Mar 6, 2012 Houston_Mix96.5_WWFM_0306_2012.MOVUploaded by girlfantexas on Mar 6, 2012 Houston Radio Promo Houston_Mix_Interview_Chat.MOVUploaded by girlfantexas on Mar 6, 2012 Houston Radio Promo March 6, 2012 Houston Mix Chat2 BeginningFeverUploaded by girlfantexas on Mar 6, 2012 Houston_Mix_Fever_Partial_Secondpart.MOVUploaded by girlfantexas on Mar 7, 2012 Houston Radio Promo - Mix March 6, 2012 FeverAdam Lambert, Kevin Hastings ADAM LAMBERT's Meet & Greet at MIX 96.5 Houston Uploaded by girlfantexas on Mar 6, 2012 Radio Station Promo - Houston Texas Mix 96.5 March 6, 2012 Houston_Mix_DJ_Love_NO_ADAM.MOVUploaded by girlfantexas on Mar 7, 2012 Houston Mix = DJ chatting with audience. He did that for long time before and after NO ADAM in this vid  MIX 96-5 Houston @houstonmix965 Listen to Adam Lambert's MIX Live Lounge performance here! wp.me/pDtmX-mKo khmx.radio.com/2012/03/07/audio-listen-to-adam-lamberts-mix-live-lounge-performance/2012-03-06 Mix 96.5 Houston, Texas (KHMX-FM)mmyy9p | 16:50 minutes soundcloud.com/mmyy9p/2012-03-06-mix-96-5-houstonAdam Lambert - Mix 96.5 Huston Radio Chat - Pt 1 (partial) 3-6-2012Scorpios4Music soundcloud.com/scorpios4music/adam-lambert-mix-96-5-hustonPart 2soundcloud.com/scorpios4music/adam-lambert-mix-96-5-huston-1Terra's Wiki2012-03-06 MIX 96.5, Houston, TX MP3 Downloads www.adamwiki.org/wiki/2012-03-06_MIX_96.5,_Houston,_TX Better Than I Know Myself (Official 192kbps MP3 > Trimmed losslessly by Terra)[1] Whataya Want From Me (Official 192kbps MP3 > Trimmed losslessly by Terra) Fever (Official 192kbps MP3 > Trimmed losslessly by Terra) DEVENLANE03-06-12 MIX 96.5 Interview & Performance-Houston SEE DOWNLOAD FOLDER FOR THIS POST SEE MIX 96.5 SOURCE SEE PICS ON SMUG MUG BY TimeOfDaffodils devenlane.blogspot.com/2012/03/03-06-12-mix-965-interview-performance.html?spref=twI try not to cause car accidents as Houston drives home... weekdays 2-7pm on @houstonmix965! mix965houston.com14h Blake Hayes @blakehayes oh lord. I'm still red. “@queenbertlinda: @blakehayes thank you so much "juicer" for a wonderful meet and greet today we Glamberts LOVED it” 10h Blake Hayes @blakehayes “@txglamgirl: t.co/7P9iQDHH” w Adam lambert in the @cricketnation Muve music lounge @houstonmix965 Photo9h Blake Hayes @blakehayes “ geralynk: @blakehayes & @adamlambert engage in some, well, " make you blush" conversation! X-D @houstonmix965 t.co/lxJOID3q” PhotoBlake Hayes @blakehayes geralynk haha oh lord.... But thank you! Was a fun show! In reply to Geralyn Kay KHMX HomepageMix 965 Houston FacebookMIX 96-5 Houston @houstonmix965 TwitterAdam spent an hour, on air, this afternoon (from 5:00 to 6:00) with Blake Hayes from Houston's Mix 96.5. Here's a brief recap, but first let me say that Blake was like a kid in the candy store - he was so excited to have Adam in the studio and Adam is now following him on Twitter. Also, at one point when they came back on the air after playing several minutes of commercials, Blake hollered out "please send Adam back in here with me! People have him out in the hallway taking more pictures!"
1. First, Blake commented that Adam had worked with some really great people, like GaGa. Adam commented yes he had and that GaGa wrote Fever & that there was a little whiskey involved when he recorded Fever and she was in the studio with him.
2. Next they played WWFM and Adam introduced it.
3. Blake said to Adam "you were on stage in Houston 8 years ago; tell us about that." Adam: Yes I was in "Brigadoon" w/TUTS (Theater Under the Stars). It was during this time in Houston (note: Adam was in Houston about a month, I think), that Adam said he earned his equity (?) card. (I'm not sure exactly what that is.)
4. Blake mentioned the Bruno track on the album & Adam said he recorded it last week. They talked about who's hair was taller, Bruno's or Adam and Adam said he saw Bruno at the AMAs and told him that Bruno's hair was higher! He said Bruno had a good sense of humor.
5. Blake started talking about Adam's fans and Adam said that he had SUCH a supportive fanbase and he appreciated us so much and that often WE know him better than he knows himself. LOL
6. Next, before Blake played BTIKM, Adam talked about the meaning of the song as he usually does but started w/it's about once the "honeymoon phase" is over. After the song finished, Blake commented that he LOVED the song.
7. Next he said they were going to talk about what was on Adam's ipod and that he was going to hit "shuffle" and see what comes up. The song was "Stronger" by K. Clarkson. Adam commented that she was such a great singer and that she could "SANG!"
8. Blake then said that the rodeo was in town and that maybe they should go there tonight since Adam was wearing some boots; said Enrique Iglesias was the performer for the night and Adam said "let's go; we can get some funnel cakes." A LOT of laughing ensued.
9. Adam then left and Blake thanked him for the Mix Lounge performance and for being with him on air for the past hour and closed by saying that Trespassing would be out by May.
That's a wrap!
Hi, everyone,
I promised an account of getting to see Adam yesterday at the MIX 96.5 lounge! Many of you have seen the videos. Here is my story. Long so scroll if not interested.
My sister (a huge Glambert too) and I had both been trying to win passes to a Texas event to no avail, but on Monday she was notified that she had won one of the contests on MIX 96.5 in Houston. You can't imagine how much crying and screaming took place.
We didn't even have time to hide under the bed -- too busy dreaming up excuses to miss work and then roaring off to Houston early the next morning! We allowed about six hours for a three hour drive -- LOL.
The setup at the radio station was first rate. I have never gotten to do anything like this and I was so impressed. They had a place for people to wait with benches and people from the radio station were friendly and not at all uptight or anal. We got to chat with some of our fellow Glamberts. People were pretty good about socializing and not just tweeting. There were the "ladies at the front" managing everyone that I remembered from my only Glam Nation concert. I really don't know why they do that, but as Adam would say, it comes from a good place and I didn't let it get to me. Most of the fans were not like that.
This seemed to be one of the larger events of this kind I have heard about. There were about 30 people. The group was mostly women over 30, with a few guys. It was very racially mixed. The Lounge itself was really nice, decorated and with nice furniture. It wasn't just a conference room. Adam later was really funny and said the room was "decadent." We got great seats with a perfect sightline to the stage. I was so excited I almost died.
There was a little warming up of the crowd with a contest to sing an Adam song. We have heard so much about aggressive, crass DJs that I was so pleasantly surprised by Blake Hayes. He was cute, upbeat, and friendly to us. Most of you have seen how he made a "juicer" joke that backfired on him and blushed really hard. He was more or less the opposite of what I expected from a DJ -- nice and funny.
CUTE was the word for Adam's appearance. Light Adam was in the House! He came out in a totally relaxed manner, waved at us and said hello, and took his seat on his stool with Kevin. He was wearing a t-shirt with a big feather on it and ripped up jeans tucked into "work" style boots. His necklace was tucked inside his shirt and he had on a lot of rings. He is *very* skinny.
Adam was adorable, relaxed, and smiled a lot. We got a beautiful rendition of BTKIM. I was unbelievably thrilled. We were allowed to take pictures and I took some, but not during any of the singing. I just wanted to absorb this wonderful opportunity to bask in Adam's presence and voice. Adam's features are very mobile and constantly changing with cute expressions every second. He looks more serious in pictures than he comes across in person. His presence is full of light. He seemed full of joy to be singing.
Just so you know, he looked directly at ME when he sang "So don't let me down" during BTIKM. DED. (moment is from 5:16-5:20). LOL.
His riffing on the song was so beautiful.
(P.S. You could NOT hear the loud fan commentary or laughter when actually present in the room, that must have just been due to whomever was seated next to the videographer. Too bad all that can't be edited out. My sister and I were quiet except for our giggling and can't be heard on the video.)
We didn't get to ask any questions from the audience. Adam was really funny, cute, and quick during the interview. No nerves or uptightness whatsoever. I really felt I was in the presence of a friend. Lots of really big smiles and really funny jokes and repartee. A lot of it was actually funnier in real life than it seems on the video because you could only hear Adam, not the other fans picked up on the microphone. Adam seemed to love being there. There was an energy flow (infinity) that was real. Adam was thriving on being in front of us.
During the discussion of Mapril my feeling was that Adam was as frustrated as we are at this point.
Adam sang a beautiful rendition of WWFM. Adam was very passionate and his voice had a sexy bluesy rasp that I loved. I remembered to look at Kevin a little. I am one who loved M as an accompanist but I am thrilled with Kevin as well and so glad Adam found him. Hope he sticks around. Very sensitive.
I didn't dare hope for three songs but we got one!! Adam gave us a funky, rough, exuberant version of FEVER! Kevin's rousing guitar riffs added to the experience and this was just a killer lagniappe that I felt so privileged and honored to get to hear!
The station was very organized about our pictures. One of the employees told us they did these events all the time and it showed. It was pretty clear that Adam had to keep to a schedule and this was the only part of the day that felt a little rushed. We got to stay in the lounge and talk until it was time for our pictures.
Adam finished with the person in front of us and then turned and looked at us. He was so friendly and kind. I told him, "Adam, you mean so much to me," and he smiled and said, "Thank you." My sister told him that she loved his music and was proud of him. Adam put his arms around our shoulders. I sidled up to him and felt the warmth of his body -- he's so tall! (For the smell fans, nothing to report other than that he smelled nice.) His touch was very light and gentle, no gripping or pressure.
That was it! We were not allowed to get individual autographs but were each given a very cool autographed poster to take home!
Driving back from Houston, we were totally wiped out emotionally. I feel so privileged to have won tickets to this event. I don't see how it possibly could have been better.
Will post some of our pictures shortly. If you read all this thanks!!
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Post by 4Ms on Mar 6, 2012 7:44:14 GMT -5
 The Daily Pop Briefing
Adam Lambert album thing
Story filed Friday, 20 January 2012
www.popjustice.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5975&Itemid=206#ixzz1oC22mBhS
Right you lot settle down, we heard a load of Adam Lambert album tracks yesteday. We heard the whole album a few months ago when he played it to us but we were going down with quite a bad cold at the time and also needed the toilet for a lot of the session so our mind was elsewhere.
The picture above is of the iPod Nano that we were allowed to play the album off yesterday morning. We are quite pleased with how this photograph turned out. It looks pretty cool don't you think? We sharpened it a bit in Photoshop but other than that it's pretty much exactly like we took it. Well we made it smaller of course - it was originally 3624x1824 pixels, and now its width is just 450 pixels.
This is how a bit of it looks full size.  Actually that looks just as good as the smaller version doesn't it.
We have a bit of a weird relationship with the man the myth the multimedia behemoth Adam Lambert. In the very nicest way we don't really care very much. That might not sound like a very positive thing to say in the context of a review thing but it is quite a liberating place to come from. We don't have any emotional attachment, really, to this person: we did not follow 'his journey' on television, and while there were bits of the first album that we liked, there were bits we thought weren't up to much. We met him briefly while he was promoting the last album at one of those horrible meet and greet things and he was quite funny and sort of shy in a way and we thought that was pretty interesting. When we interviewed him on the phone during that campaign we asked him an unintentionally rude question about how he goes through life knowing he'll never be as good as Lady Gaga. Well we say 'unintentionally', it kind of came out a bit wrong, but it kind of came out right as well. Anyway he laughed and it was all fine. When we met up with him near the end of last year for the album playback session we discussed the Lady Gaga question thing again and it struck us that he had quite a British sense of humour.
What a patronising thing that is for British people to say, right? "Oh they're alright, they get our jokes!! Because they're like us!!!!"
Imagine being someone like Adam Lambert. You have to go from country to country, 'territory' to 'territory', being nice to idiots in the media.
No wonder they all go mad in the end.
So anyway Adam's second album campaign is underway now. The first single's out in America already, and it's coming out here in March. Maybe it's that thing you get when you spend too much time online like we do (and you probably do too), but it feels like by the time it comes out here in the UK we'll already be onto the next one. Also, the song - a big and pretty impressive balladular sort of affair - doesn't really feel like the sort of song you'd launch your second album campaign with. Well not if your second album was anything like Adam's, anyway. The song sets the album up to be boring and moody, but it's not really boring. It is quite moody though.
'Cuckoo' is the big song on this album. First time we heard it we thought it sounded like a streamlined version of Justice or Daft Punk. It's certainly a chart-friendly dance track that comes from a different, more sophisticated place to most of that other UTTER SHIT that seems to be passing for pop music at the moment.
Did you see all those reports the other week about 'pop overtaking rock as the biggest genre' and feel quite excited, only to feel a bit upset and angry a few moments later when you realised that a lot of the stuff that was boosting the 'pop' side of things was lowest common denominator bollocks? Well we did. That wasn't a happy morning at all. But we got over it.
'Cuckoo' is a song is about going mad, or maybe it's about going sane and everyone else being mad.
Adam told us that he was thinking about the video already. We don't want to blow the surprise but it's based on a film. Actually the song is called 'Cuckoo' isn't it and it's about going mad so draw your own conclusions.
'Cuckoo' has a big chorus that goes "I wanna LOSE MY MIND like a maniac, and CROSS THE LINE never looking back we're ON THE LOOSE getting crazy and we've gone cuckoo, gonna party til they take us away". It looks a bit like one of those crap LMFAO party jams written down like that but the song as a whole feels a bit more like an outsidery burst of defiance than an insidery eruption of LOL. It is a really confident song and could make sense of Adam for UK fans-to-be in a way that his first album didn't quite manage to.
It features one of those abstract borderline dubstep breakdown bits that everyone's doing at the moment.
Elsewhere on the album there are a couple of songs he's done with Pharrell. We heard one of them again yesterday - it's an 'Another One Bites The Dust' / 'Last Night A DJ Saved My Life' sort of thing with handclaps and footstomping and all that stuff. It feels like the sort of song that might 'cross him over' and 'open him up to a different market' and all that sort of thing record labels spend their time wanking over when all they should really be asking themselves is "DOES THIS ACTUALLY HAVE A GOOD TUNE OR NOT".
(It's got a good tune.)
It is certainly "a toe tapper".
There is a line that sounds a bit like "no trespassers up my arse".
We thought the first chorus should have probably come in a bit earlier.
It is probably important to state at this point that we don't think Queen are very good. Well a few of their songs were pretty great but they're not a band we ever felt that bothered by. It all seemed a bit joyless.
'Outlaws Of Love' is an interesting song on the Lambo album. It's about everyone going "OOHH WE DON'T LIKE THOSE GAYS VERY MUCH" but Adam going "UP YOURS YOU LOT WE'LL DO WHAT WE PLEASE". The chorus goes "everywhere we go we're looking for the sun" and then it goes "nowhere to grow old we're always on the run" and then it goes "you say we'll rot in hell but I don't think we will" and then it goes "they've branded us enough, outlaws of love". It's a pretty special song. While it was on we had a discussion in the office about the whole burning in hell business. We thought it was quite interesting that he goes "I don't think we will", as if he is not quite certain that he won't. That felt like one of the most powerful bits to us, because there is an element of doubt despite Adam's outward confidence. We suppose it is quite complex isn't it, that sort of thing. Especially if you bring religion into it.
And then David who was at Popjustice HQ helping out with some stuff said that maybe Adam wasn't sure about the burning because of hell's famously fiery nature. David's logic was that hell, due to the fire, would not be very humid, meaning that something wouldn't really rot. So the lyric might be one that ponders the science of decomposition more than it does the nature of oppression.
Maybe Adam would be able to clear this up for us during the course of the album's promotion.
There is quite a lot of Sam Sparro action on this album. There is a song called 'Broken English' and a song called 'Shady'. 'Shady' also has Nile Rodgers on it which is quite a coup. Well we assume it is, we've never tried to get him to appear on a record. He might just say yes to everyone who asks, and it might just be the case that people don't ask him very often because they assume he will say no.
'Broken English' has some lyrics about "Tower of Babel ... falling down again" AND "lost inside communication breakdown" AND "I know you won't understand but I've got to tell you somehow".
Someone should tell Adam that the best way to communicate with someone who does not speak your language is simply to speak s l o w e r A N D L O U D E R.
We thought 'Broken English' was alright but it's definite album track material. That said, this album's of a pretty high standard so it's not like saying album track in the Pixie Lott sense.
'Shady' is a bit more exciting, an undulating groove-based thing which feels like an electro stab at Jacko's cover of 'Come Together'. Then a chorus bursts out of it with a "turn it up turn it up turn it wAEYYY up" bit.
The version we listened to was called 'Shady (clean end)' so maybe there is a version with a dirty end.
Adam Lambert's dirty end.
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We like the things people who work in recording studios call the different versions of the songs they send out. They add things like "Mix Preview" and "BASS UP" and "NO EQ" and "REWORK 3 Faster". Somewhere someone in a room at a record label has sent a song backwards and forwards to a producer about a hundred times demanding tweaks they are convinced will get the song on Radio 1's playlist. Sometimes we get sent these 'work in progress' MP3s by people who want us to hear how the song's coming along. That's quite nice. And then you listen to those MP3s a few months later to compare them with the versions that have come out on the radio after loads of dicking around and THEY ARE ALWAYS EXACTLY THE FUCKING SAME.
There was a song Adam played us last year called 'Never Close Our Eyes' or something which had a big line that went something like "never close my eyes, MY EYEESSSSSS". It's quite raveular. That should probably be a single at some point, mind you it doesn't have quite as much of Adam's identity in it as some of the other songs on the album. This said, identity's not much use when you're not selling any albums because you picked the wrong singles, is it?
We reckon the singles should go like this:
1. 'Better Than I Know Myself' (this is the one that's out in America already and we reckon they should just bin off the UK release and instead start again with...)
1. 'Cuckoo'. This is a properly brilliant single. It feels a bit unfair to say "it doesn't even sound like Adam" but we suppose if people are either not fussed by what they've heard so far of Adam's work, or simply didn't like it very much, that's probably a good thing. The lyrics are fairly Adamish though, or what we think Adamish means. WHO IS THE REAL ADAM LAMBERT? (That was a rhetorical question, please don't email or phone the office.)
2. 'Trespassing'. Well the album is called this so we assume it will be a single at some point and it's pretty great so that would make sense.
3. This should be where the ballad comes in. FUCK THE BALLAD. Let's go straight back in with that ravey 'Never Close Our Eyes' one. That's a hit single however you look at it, so if people haven't been very into the whole Queen-esque Pharrell business this will help sell some albums. We seem to recall Adam saying that Bruno Mars had something to do with this one but he might have been talking about something else.
4. Now you can do the ballad. We'd go for 'Outlaws Of Love' here. It feels like a better expression of what it might be like to be gay in America than anything else we've heard recently, and it's got a fantastic tune.
Anyway you will not be short of coverage of this album, people like Digital Spy and Electroqueer have been tweeting about listening to it and Dean Piper did a pretty good track by track the night before last. It will be interesting to hear what people make of it when they're outside this pretty small group of people who'd be likely to like it anyway. There are some songs that will make people go "OH THERE IS ADAM DOING ALL THAT STUFF AGAIN" but there are also some bits that people-who-haven't-liked-Lambo-before will like. We're pretty sure most people will like 'Cuckoo'.
TA-DAAAAA!!!!
Give the site some hits:
www.popjustice.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5975&Itemid=206#ixzz1oC22mBhS
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Post by 4Ms on Mar 6, 2012 11:03:06 GMT -5
KELLY OSBOURNE TO HOST LOGO’S “NEWNOWNEXT AWARDS” 2012
www.logopressroom.com/press-release/kelly-osbourne-to-host-logo%E2%80%99s-%E2%80%9Cnewnownext-awards%E2%80%9D-2012/
Musical Performances to Include Adam Lambert
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“Brink-of-Fame: Music Artist” Nominee Neon Hitch
Online Voting Continues on NewNowNext.com
Winners Revealed on the Fifth Annual “NewNowNext Awards”
Telecast Premiering Monday, April 9th at 10/9C on Logo
To Tweet This Release: logo.to/zB8k16
NEW YORK, NY March 7, 2012 – Logo announced today that Kelly Osbourne will host the 2012 “NewNowNext Awards.” In addition, Logo confirmed that Adam Lambert and “Brink-of-Fame: Music Artist” nominee Neon Hitch will perform at this year’s show. Now in its fifth year, this highly praised and always unpredictable telecast continues to go beyond where traditional award shows dare to go as it showcases who and what are on the verge of a pop culture explosion in 2012. The “NewNowNext Awards” 2012 tapes in front of a live audience at the legendary Avalon in Hollywood on Thursday, April 5th with a telecast premiere on Monday, April 9th at 10/9C on Logo.
Kelly will be joined on the main stage by musical powerhouses Adam Lambert and Neon Hitch. No stranger to risk-taking, Lambert burst onto the music scene with a style all his own and continues to set the pace for up-and-coming artists. A Grammy Award nominee, with over one million albums sold to date worldwide, Lambert’s highly anticipated sophomore release, Trespassing, is scheduled for release this spring. Lambert’s appearance promises to give fans the dazzling vocal and artistic performance that has become synonymous with the “NewNowNext Awards.”
Fans are encouraged to visit NewNowNext.com or www.newnownext.com/awards/2012/categories/superfan-site-award/ to view the entire list of nominees and cast their votes across a wide range of outrageous categories including “Cause You’re Hot,” “Beyond Style,” and “TV You Betta Watch.” Additionally, users can vote for the NewNowNext Awards nominees on Twitter by including the nominee name and the hashtag #NNNAwards in their tweet. Nominees for the “NewNowNext Awards” were chosen by the “NewNowNextAcademy” – a mix of tastemakers from various creative industries across the country.
Winners will be revealed Monday, April 9th at 10/9C, on Logo’s “NewNowNext Awards” 2012 show. The 90-minute special will be taped in front of a live audience of today’s hottest emerging and seasoned artists at the Avalon in Hollywood, CA on April 5th. Additional performers, presenters and special guests will be announced in the coming weeks.
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