12.26.12 Adam News and Info
Dec 26, 2012 15:00:08 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Dec 26, 2012 15:00:08 GMT -5
So I was thinking, maybe it's the right time to think about our favourite Adam Lambert performances in 2012 and the fact there are so many of them to choose from makes me really happy. Although there are dozens that come rushing into my mind, epic for this or that reason, I'm going to write only one, so that other Atoppers can post their own choice.
Here's mine:
Outlaws Of Love, Reggae style
Johannesburg, South Africa, 11/16/2012
Why?
1. EQ: "The only song to actually make me cry like a river this year was “Outlaws Of Love” by Adam Lambert."
Read more: adamtopia.com/index.cgi?board=adam2&action=display&thread=865&page=2#ixzz2GBoAQiPW
2. Queeenal: "I have read that people don't understand how Adam can mix the sad/harsh story of Outlaws of love with the "happy" sound of reggae ...
I do understand perfectly, reggae always pictured the life and reality of oppressed people - that was/is harsh and sad.
I once started crying in the middle of a club and people did not understand, the difference was, I listened to the words, they listened to the sound of the songs.
Reggae is not only happy, it is defiant and strong in the face of oppression. It is a war cry."
Read more: adamtopia.com/index.cgi?board=adam2&action=display&thread=865&page=2#ixzz2GBotnWyd
3. My own thoughts on the song, back in May, and although I might want to change something now, or add, I won't...
adamtopia.com/index.cgi?action=gotopost&board=adam2&thread=865&post=238598
Here's mine:
Outlaws Of Love, Reggae style
Johannesburg, South Africa, 11/16/2012
Why?
1. EQ: "The only song to actually make me cry like a river this year was “Outlaws Of Love” by Adam Lambert."
Read more: adamtopia.com/index.cgi?board=adam2&action=display&thread=865&page=2#ixzz2GBoAQiPW
2. Queeenal: "I have read that people don't understand how Adam can mix the sad/harsh story of Outlaws of love with the "happy" sound of reggae ...
I do understand perfectly, reggae always pictured the life and reality of oppressed people - that was/is harsh and sad.
I once started crying in the middle of a club and people did not understand, the difference was, I listened to the words, they listened to the sound of the songs.
Reggae is not only happy, it is defiant and strong in the face of oppression. It is a war cry."
Read more: adamtopia.com/index.cgi?board=adam2&action=display&thread=865&page=2#ixzz2GBotnWyd
3. My own thoughts on the song, back in May, and although I might want to change something now, or add, I won't...
adamtopia.com/index.cgi?action=gotopost&board=adam2&thread=865&post=238598
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