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Post by rama on Jun 18, 2011 9:16:00 GMT -5
I dont think I saw this one being posted. EddieTEllis
Look forward to seeing you both tomorrow night! TIghtening up the track right now. :-) @adamlambert @alisanporter
about 9 hours ago via webSo, Eddie is a record producer. I am guessing that Adam and Alisan did a trcak together then?? :-/ Oh my! :-/ Not sure what to think of this. On a side note, thanks for the support the other day when I shared my stresses. Things are looking up. Again, I love you all! |
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Post by stampsgal on Jun 18, 2011 9:17:00 GMT -5
Adam and the Canyons did do some writing together early on for album 2 ...I was kind of hoping the band (well the other girl, the guy and Alisan) would be a subtle back-up for his vocals.
Oh well if she sings like she did when they were at the Music Box...that allowed the lyrics to shine...versus the power vocals.
Adam seems to like those power vocal gals.... Scarlett, Alisan, Xtina. They do have a softer side...here's hoping.I for one have never been a fan of an Xtina collab..she is TOO TOO for me, when she is pushing it.
Adam does look like a rock star...all I have to say..all I need to say.
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Post by melliemom on Jun 18, 2011 9:22:22 GMT -5
Whatever became of Max Martin & Adam...hmmm. Did his music not fit album two? schedules don't mesh???WITWIMM???
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Post by rad1109 on Jun 18, 2011 9:28:55 GMT -5
I was just reading the review that CeeLo was so mad about and this jumped out at me
Rihanna's most convincing material centers around her newfound personal strength and empowerment, and it was clear that the predominantly female audience identified strongly with these songs.It's interesting that the statement, "predominantly female audience" is just a matter of fact for the Rhianna review. But with male Idols, it is always expanded on and used as a putdown. Oh, and I am very surprised that Rhianna would have a larger female audience. Thought her sexiness would really attract a lot of guys. Do any recording artists have a predominately male concert audience? I had read eons ago that pop draws a more female audience and rock more male....not exact, but predominantly. |
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Post by rama on Jun 18, 2011 9:34:42 GMT -5
Whatever became of Max Martin & Adam...hmmm. Did his music not fit album too? schedules don't mesh???WITWIMM??? I think there is still time for them to work together. Maybe they have and we just didn't know it. My hope is that while Sauli is in Finland Adam will go to Sweden then Finland. |
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Post by adamrocks on Jun 18, 2011 9:39:34 GMT -5
Good morning! MY! MY! MY! Adam's legs go on FOREVER!!  Thanks for the pics! 8-) |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2011 9:39:47 GMT -5
Do any recording artists have a predominately male concert audience? I had read eons ago that pop draws a more female audience and rock more male....not exact, but predominantly. I think that is right, but even some rock bands have a larger female audience, like Bon Jovi. I went to a Springsteen concert and it was majority male. I think Dave Matthews is male majority too. I would guess that most Pop stars' concert probably are predominately female. I think it is normal. That's why it gets me so ??? when reviewers make the Idol concerts audience sound unusual or even bad! |
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Post by Q3 on Jun 18, 2011 9:49:51 GMT -5
Do any recording artists have a predominately male concert audience? I had read eons ago that pop draws a more female audience and rock more male....not exact, but predominantly. Pop skews slightly female, but the big split in radio/music genre is by age not gender. And there is a huge generation gap -- line is at 35. Contemporary Hits Radio (CHR, Pop CHR, Rhythmic CHR) is the #1 format for people under 25 years old. Rank within 15 radio formats: Age 12-17 #1 Age 18-24 #1 Age 25-34 #2 Age 35-44 #7 Age 45-54 #9 Age 55-64 #12 Age 65+ #12 For comparison..... 18-24 year olds; Share of radio listeners Contemporary Hits Radio (CHR, Pop CHR, Rhythmic CHR) 25.7%Hispanic (All Varieties) 15.4% Urban (Urban AC, Urban Oldies, Urban) 13.0% Adult contemporary (AC, Hot AC, Modern AC, Soft AC) 10.5% Country (Classic Country, Country, New Country) 9.3% Rock ('70s, Active Rock, AOR, Classic Rock) 8.9% Alternative (AAA. Alternative, New Rock) 6.3% News/Talk/Information (All News, All Sports, All Talk, News/Talk) 3.8%Oldies ('70s Hits, '80s Hits, Classic Hits, Oldies, Rhythmic Oldies) 3.1% Adult Hits 1.9% Religion (All Varieties) 1.2% New AC/SmoothJazz (Jazz, NAC) 0.8% Classical 0.2% Adult Standards (Easy Listening, MOR, Nostalgia, Variety) 0.1% Remaining Formats 0.1% 45-54 year olds; Share of radio listeners News/Talk/Information (All News, All Sports, All Talk, News/Talk) 18.6% Adult contemporary (AC, Hot AC, Modern AC, Soft AC) 16.0%Rock ('70s, Active Rock, AOR, Classic Rock) 10.5% Country (Classic Country, Country, New Country) 10.4% Urban (Urban AC, Urban Oldies, Urban) 9.3% Oldies ('70s Hits, '80s Hits, Classic Hits, Oldies, Rhythmic Oldies) 8.7% Hispanic (All Varieties) 7.6% New AC/SmoothJazz (Jazz, NAC) 4.0% Contemporary Hits Radio (CHR, Pop CHR, Rhythmic CHR) 4.0%Adult Hits 3.4% Religion (All Varieties) 3.2% Alternative (AAA. Alternative, New Rock) 2.8% Classical 0.9% Adult Standards (Easy Listening, MOR, Nostalgia, Variety) 0.6% Remaining Formats 0.1% Link: www.mediainfocenter.org/music/radio_content_measures/format_age.asp |
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Post by Q3 on Jun 18, 2011 9:54:52 GMT -5
iTunes Top 1000 ---- right now:
1019. Whataya Want from Me – Adam Lambert
Not that could be 12 copies but it might just creep back into the Top 1000 Tracks.
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Post by 4Ms on Jun 18, 2011 9:55:15 GMT -5
I had read eons ago that pop draws a more female audience and rock more male....not exact, but predominantly. I think that is right, but even some rock bands have a larger female audience, like Bon Jovi. I went to a Springsteen concert and it was majority male. I think Dave Matthews is male majority too. I would guess that most Pop stars' concert probably are predominately female. I think it is normal. That's why it gets me so ??? when reviewers make the Idol concerts audience sound unusual or even bad! I haven't attended many concerts period and none other than Adam's in the past 20 years, but I would have guessed most concert goers are female. |
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