1.12.13 Twitter Forum on Bullying, InRock Feb 13

Long time since I've posted, But here goes.

Someone mentioned that a Capitol Records exec commented about how "surprisingly" good he
found Adam at that Napa concert event. But I believe the guy was a big-wig with Warner Bros.
Music Group. I remember checking at the time to see what artists were with WB, and found that there were quite a few major artists who sell music even without a presence on Top 40 radio: Michael
Buble, Josh Groban, Linkin Park, Green Day, The Black Keys. I thought maybe WB would be a good fit for Adam.

Also about the same time, one of the artists on WB, Regina Specktor, was doing a concert in St. Louis at the Pageant
(which is a rock-oriented theater that seats about 3200). I didn't know anything about her. I checked her website, and found that she had been touring since May to promote her album, which was released in May (#3 on Billboard its first week with about 42,000 in sales). I remember thinking why the hell didn't Adam have a tour to promote TP? The time and energy that went into the radio freebies (that didn't win him much play) could have gone into a real tour that might have created more buzz.

Just my thoughts. If Adam is (and I believe Q3 used this term a while back) an alternative artist, then maybe he needs an alternative label and some alternative promotion.

Speaking of alternative promo, when I just checked the WB website, I learned that Josh Groban will be introducing his new cd (Feb 13) release with a one-night live concert event that will be shown in
select movie theaters. Maybe some day Adam will get to open a record release like that.