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Post by belle on Sept 18, 2012 5:53:39 GMT -5
Adam Lambert palkitsi fanien tekemän musiikkivideon - Katso tuotos! (radionova.fi, Sep 18, 2012) Adam Lambert rewarded fan made music video - See the outcome!www.radionova.fi/ajankohtaista/uutiset/Adam-Lambert-palkitsi-fanien-tekeman-musiikkivideon---Katso-tuotos--26197.htmlIn short: AL asked fans to make their own music video for his new hit 'Trespassing'. Now he announced the winner, link to video, other series mentioned, AL thanks to his spouse SK, tweet. 'Trespassing' is Adam Lambert's third single from the album by the same name which climbed to the chart top in the USA. ETA Also a nice pic of a QAL concert.  |
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Post by Holst on Sept 18, 2012 6:04:25 GMT -5
I saw something yesterday about NCOE vs. 'Ghosts and Stuff' but didn't investigate further nor bring the tweets over. There is always some blaming and hating going on and as I am not familiar with all names, nicks and songs I didn't think twice about it. Now it seems to be 'news'. DJ: Lambert song a 'blatant ripoff' (Sep 18, 2012) www.lvrj.com/news/dj-lambert-song-a-blatant-ripoff-170143846.htmlThis is the music by the name mentioned that came up first on YT search www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV8eiSA4vqc
'....But Deadmau5 guessed Lambert didn't "produce" the song: "They just pay the kid to show up and sing." Gartner agreed.
I sent a request for comment from Lambert via Twitter, but no response came as of my deadline."
My favorite quote from this article. The KID was the executive producer (and same age as Deadmau5). I can hear that some of the synth sounds at the beginning of the song are similar. I don't hear a similarity in the melodies. I only listened to Deadmau5 once and it doesn't have much of a melody. No surprise the chords are similar because many popular songs have the same chords--nature of the beast. I also had to chuckle that the author of this article tweeted Adam for a response. I wonder if he really thinks he'll get an answer from someone with close to 2 mil followers. |
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Post by belle on Sept 18, 2012 6:05:29 GMT -5
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Post by belle on Sept 18, 2012 6:08:31 GMT -5
Blake Fitzpatrickþ@Blakefitzee
Got accepted into the Aus Glee club, touring the USA in Nov. NY & LA Disney and Universal. What a year all thanks to @adamlambert
This is the boy from Australia who made amazing YT and was invited to TV and meet Adam.
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Post by bobo on Sept 18, 2012 6:15:13 GMT -5
I saw something yesterday about NCOE vs. 'Ghosts and Stuff' but didn't investigate further nor bring the tweets over. There is always some blaming and hating going on and as I am not familiar with all names, nicks and songs I didn't think twice about it. Now it seems to be 'news'. DJ: Lambert song a 'blatant ripoff' (Sep 18, 2012) www.lvrj.com/news/dj-lambert-song-a-blatant-ripoff-170143846.htmlThis is the music by the name mentioned that came up first on YT search www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV8eiSA4vqc"Wolfgang Gartner, the DJ-producer, on Monday criticized Adam Lambert's song "Never Close Our Eyes" for sounding structurally similar to DJ-producer Deadmau5's megahit "Ghosts N Stuff."
Gartner wrote on Twitter:
"wow this Adam Lambert song on the radio 'close my eyes' is a completely blatant ripoff of Ghosts n Stuff. Chords, vocal melody, everything."
Then Gartner asked Deadmau5 on Twitter, "sound familiar?" Deadmau5 (who headlines Saturday at club XS) responded, "*sigh* whatevs."
But Deadmau5 guessed Lambert didn't "produce" the song: "They just pay the kid to show up and sing." Gartner agreed.
To be fair, Deadmau5's "Ghosts N Stuff" is influential and an electronic masterwork, while Lambert's pop song is different enough to be neither.
I sent a request for comment from Lambert via Twitter, but no response came as of my deadline." My favorite quote from this article. The KID was the executive producer (and same age as Deadmau5). I can hear that some of the synth sounds at the beginning of the song are similar. I don't hear a similarity in the melodies. I only listened to Deadmau5 once and it doesn't have much of a melody. No surprise the chords are similar because many popular songs have the same chords--nature of the beast. I also had to chuckle that the author of this article tweeted Adam for a response. I wonder if he really thinks he'll get an answer from someone with close to 2 mil followers. PLEASE comment the article with those exact words you used above! PLEASE!  |
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Post by belle on Sept 18, 2012 6:17:27 GMT -5
10 Things We Learned at New York Fashion Week (Sep 17, 2012) societeperrier.com/new-york/articles/10-things-we-learned-at-new-york-fashion-week/... 6. Blonds really do have more fun: When it comes to the Spring/Summer 2013 show design duo the Blonds put on this season, the statement rings especially true. It seems every season they raise the bar and with celebrities like Paris Hilton, American Idol's Adam Lambert and Amanda Lepore seated front show, their runway presentation show extra bright. In addition to several celebrities, a cast of characters made up the audience bedecked in flashy wardrobe from previous Blonds collections and one daring attendee dressed in only strategically placed ribbons. When one thinks of a fashion show, this was exactly it: over-the-top, colorful, fashionable and inspiring. ...
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Post by Holst on Sept 18, 2012 6:18:13 GMT -5
"Wolfgang Gartner, the DJ-producer, on Monday criticized Adam Lambert's song "Never Close Our Eyes" for sounding structurally similar to DJ-producer Deadmau5's megahit "Ghosts N Stuff."
Gartner wrote on Twitter:
"wow this Adam Lambert song on the radio 'close my eyes' is a completely blatant ripoff of Ghosts n Stuff. Chords, vocal melody, everything."
Then Gartner asked Deadmau5 on Twitter, "sound familiar?" Deadmau5 (who headlines Saturday at club XS) responded, "*sigh* whatevs."
But Deadmau5 guessed Lambert didn't "produce" the song: "They just pay the kid to show up and sing." Gartner agreed.
To be fair, Deadmau5's "Ghosts N Stuff" is influential and an electronic masterwork, while Lambert's pop song is different enough to be neither.
I sent a request for comment from Lambert via Twitter, but no response came as of my deadline." My favorite quote from this article. The KID was the executive producer (and same age as Deadmau5). I can hear that some of the synth sounds at the beginning of the song are similar. I don't hear a similarity in the melodies. I only listened to Deadmau5 once and it doesn't have much of a melody. No surprise the chords are similar because many popular songs have the same chords--nature of the beast. I also had to chuckle that the author of this article tweeted Adam for a response. I wonder if he really thinks he'll get an answer from someone with close to 2 mil followers. PLEASE comment the article with those exact words you used above! PLEASE! Thought about commenting but you have to join the site using a FaceBook account. I don't want to join and don't have FB. :-/ |
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Post by bobo on Sept 18, 2012 6:25:50 GMT -5
How about someone else who has a FB account? The article should be commented. >:(
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Post by ame on Sept 18, 2012 6:28:48 GMT -5
How about someone else who has a FB account? The article should be commented. >:( I have a FB account. What are you talking about ladies? |
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Post by melliemom on Sept 18, 2012 6:29:00 GMT -5
PLEASE comment the article with those exact words you used above! PLEASE! Thought about commenting but you have to join the site using a FaceBook account. I don't want to join and don't have FB. :-/ IMHO,This is totally ridiculous, doesn't sound anything like Adam's(Or Bruno Mar's )song. Attention getting Yes.. Now maybe everyone will listen to NCOE for a comparison ... YAY |
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