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Post by wal on Nov 1, 2015 11:05:15 GMT -5
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Post by wal on Nov 1, 2015 11:08:36 GMT -5
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Post by satisfied on Nov 1, 2015 11:18:54 GMT -5
Wonder if this has anything to do with Adam. Gelly Retweeted shoshanna stone @shoshannastone 23m23 minutes ago Excited for tomorrow
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Post by coo.coo.ca.choo on Nov 1, 2015 11:24:49 GMT -5
So, Adam goes to his closet pulls out stuff from his "ordinary" wardrobe and summons up a Halloween "look". I recognize everything except for the hair.
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Post by wal on Nov 1, 2015 11:27:54 GMT -5
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Post by wal on Nov 1, 2015 11:31:11 GMT -5
idolator @idolator Watch @adamlambert and @ivylevan cover @janetjackson's "Black Cat" live: idola.to/1MAsZp2 Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” is pop’s best Halloween classic. Last night at Beverly Hills concert series Hilton@PLAY, though, Adam Lambert celebrated October 31 with a cover that should be added to future holiday playlists. Instead of doing “Thriller,” he and rising “swamp hop” singer Ivy Levan covered Janet Jackson’s “Black Cat,” the Rhythm Nation 1814 jam that proved that, despite what some may think, an anti-gang anthem can actually sound mean. Aside from it being a duet, their live rendition is faithful to the original — not that it needed to be anything else. Like Janet, both Adam and Ivy can do rock ‘n’ roll just fine. Watch Adam Lambert and Ivy Levan cover Janet Jackson’s “Black Cat” below. www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtmqizbjL2oIvy Levan Daily
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Post by wal on Nov 1, 2015 11:39:22 GMT -5
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Post by Q3 on Nov 1, 2015 11:41:02 GMT -5
BWW Review: Adam Lambert Rocks Houston!By Guest Blogger: Adam Brandner Halloween came early for all the Glamerts in Houston! American Idol alum and on again/off again QUEEN frontman Adam Lambert came to the Space City on Wednesday October 28th to show The Revention Music Center how to rock and roll.
This pre-Hallows Eve event was for all ages and many fans even came in costume, including Lambert himself modeling white contacts, pants with too many zippers to count, and a studded leather jacket. For all of the Glamberts out there, Lambert didn't dissapoint, mostly. The only blip in the evening came from Lambert's two-hour tardiness with only an uninspired costume contest and the energetic DJ Athenz to entertain fans in his absence. But once he graced the stage, opening with his hit "Evil in the Night," he had fans hooked and singing along. His facemelting vocals and vibrant stage presence lived up to the hype. Also noteworthy, was the lighting at the Revention Music Center, which lit Lambert up in neon pink against The Mix 96.5's backdrop.
Lambert stuck to mostly new material from his latest album 'The Original High,' which was released this past June, but did please his true fans with a few deep tracks from his freshman and sophomore albums. Crowd favorites included "What Do You Want From Me," "If I Had You," and "Tresspassing." 'The Original High,' which was given 3 out of 5 stars by Rolling Stone, is filled with uptempo, radio-friendly, bangers that are laced with thoughtful lyrics and catchy beats. Lambert performed many songs from this new album including "There I Said It." "When he [Lambert] started "There I Said It," I was captivated and chills ran down my spine. He's so electric onstage and one of the most underrated vocalists out there today. I've followed him since American Idol, and I'm a real fan. Seeing him live was an out of this world experience for me," said concertgoer Mitchell Morris, 26, of Houston.
Saving his covers for the end of the concert, Lambert covered both Janet Jackson and QUEEN. "Another One Bites the Dust" was incredibly played by the small but powerful band and one of the strongest vocals of the night. The Freddie Mercury comparison was quite deserving as Lambert held his own with the legendary singer. "Black Cat," which was made popular by Janet Jackson in 1990, was also a highlight of the evening touting strong vocals and intricate harmonies which Lambert himself admitted to the crowd were 'really difficult to do live.' Even after a late start, fans seemed pleased with the glamorous, energetic show and most seemed to leave on an 'Original High.' Visit Houston any time, Adam! Just leave the diva behavior for the stage and start on time! Excellent show!
One comment is underneath:
Jacqueline Esther HE IS NO DIVA! There was NO tardiness on Adam's part. He was there all night waiting to go onstage - in fact even before audience arrived doing soundchecks so it's impossible for him to have been late. THe event was mismanaged. Adam wasnt scheduled to start till 9.30 but tickets said 8.00 & neglected to mention the opening acts that would take up first hour or so (posters at the venue said correctly that Adam was scheduled to start at 9.30). They under-estimated time needed for M&G so that went over time (but note Adam was there doing his job) so Adam was IN FACT JUST HALF AN HOUR LATE TO HIT THE STAGE at 10 pm. Adam has NEVER been more than half an hour late for any gig and any lateness is rare & usually has a good reason. Is this really true -- that Adam has never been more than 30 minutes for any gig? Has he ever actually been late to the venue? I know he has often taken the stage late because of M&Gs and interviews -- and that has been more than 30 minutes on quite a few occasions. But I don't ever recall him not being there. The Houston event is probably the most messed up event that Adam has ever been involved with but these kind of lame radio concerts happen. The used to happen a lot in the 90's but then radio stations got much better at doing events or hired people to manage/put together quality events for promos. This was kind of like having a time machine.
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Post by bamafan on Nov 1, 2015 11:51:52 GMT -5
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Post by wal on Nov 1, 2015 11:57:17 GMT -5
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