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Jun 13, 2015 7:39:52 GMT -5
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1. The Original High (What Born this Way was to Gaga, TOH is to Adam)
2. Lucy (When the bridge drops, and that gap combined with Adams amazing high note, and Brians insane riff incredible, I can also see a lot of ideas for a music video in this one)
3. There I said it (Prob Adams best studio vocal ever)
4. Another Lonely Night (Reminds me of a gaga song)
5. Evil in the Night (Another potential radio single and mv)
6. Rumors (Might be Adams biggest radio hit, its got an immediate hook and that's important)
7. Underground (Always wanted Adam to do rnb, and this song is very solid)
8. Ghost Town (So unique and different, I love how its very folsky, accoustic ballad guitar, thinks its a rock song then drops this house beat really good)
9. Things I diddn't say (Really love Adams falsetto)
10. Heavy Fire ( Really rock n roll)
11. Light (Grows on You)
All the BT are solid. I think Trespassing was too stylistic. TOH reflects Adams personality more, loving it. His best work in his career. Career defining.
1. The Original High (Magical, the all-time best combination of lyrics, melody, and production on any Adam song as far as I'm concerned. And I never thought the word "medication" could be so musical.)
2. Shame (Skanky bubblegum pop with campy falsetto and ear worms out the wazoo is all I've ever wanted in life.)
3. These Boys (The best saccharine yodeling indie pop this side of The Kooks.)
4. After Hours (So chill. So sexy.)
5. Rumors (This is a fucking Godzilla of a perfect pop song.)
6. Ghost Town (Probably the most ambitious song Adam's ever done and I love the emphasis on lyrics over bombast, vocally and musically.)
7. Lucy (This is such a simplistic song but it hits hard. I think this one was born for live performance though.)
8. Underground (Adam does dirty minimal R&B and pulls it off, this dude is just full of surprises.)
9. Things I Didn't Say (GOOD pop song. Bordering on fluff though so I didn't think time will be kind to it.)
10. There I Said It (This is some Daniel Bedingfield-sized balladry right here.)
11. Heavy Fire (Adam does trip-hop. And it's good.)
12. The Light (Good dance song but I don't think the hooks are that strong.)
13. Evil in the Night (I'm digging the funky vibe and the vocals are absolutely on point but that chorus is so damn weak to me.)
14. Another Lonely Night (Nice chords. Other than that I think it's a little bland and predictable.)
