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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2011 14:27:51 GMT -5
Both Adam & the exes said that "creative set back" Does this mean that whatever songs that Adam submitted earlier were not good enough, and that they want him to re-do it in diffrent ways? is this why he's still in the studio, rework on the songs. I know an artist wants their song to be perfect, but perfect is subjective. He has to have a deadline. I really don't know what a "creative setback" is - I see most people interpretting that, though, as something like "creative re-direction, with different collaborations being chosen over earlier ones." |
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Post by wal on Oct 10, 2011 14:29:32 GMT -5
Yeah, at first though, I thought it might be a DM failed.   If it was a DM fail, lucky us!  LOL I know right!!   |
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Post by SusieFierce on Oct 10, 2011 14:31:28 GMT -5
Both Adam & the exes said that "creative set back" Does this mean that whatever songs that Adam submitted earlier were not good enough, and that they want him to re-do it in diffrent ways? is this why he's still in the studio, rework on the songs. I know an artist wants their song to be perfect, but perfect is subjective. He has to have a deadline. I don't think anyone took "setback" to be a negative. It's typical of the one phrasing the media picks up on. I think Adam meant in a time sense. If you read the article from The Hollywood Reporter, Tom Corson clarifies: RCA Records COO Tom Corson echoed that sentiment, telling The Hollywood Reporter, “We moved the album back because the creative process is still unfolding.” The executive notes that it’s “not because we’re not excited about what we’ve got, we just think we can top it, but we’re right there on the cusp.”Even the biggest worriers on Twitter are over the moon about this article. And I agree, I think from the hints we received throughout the process, Adam was going one direction – a Katy Perryesque direction, considering his collaborators (Benny, Bonnie) – however, at the 11th hour, I think they decided to add a little Justin Timberlake rhythmic punch to it. (Pharrell/Rico Love.) My thought is that Edge and Corson KNEW the strength of the material and based on that, they were able to bring in some heavy hitters to put it over the top. If the material on the existing album wasn't strong, I doubt that TPTB would leverage their relationships with these rhythmic power players unless they felt strongly that Adam's album could bring it. It's also possible they played the album for these guys prior to them agreeing to collaborate, so they could get a sense of the tone/theme. |
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Post by Buderschnookie on Oct 10, 2011 14:34:28 GMT -5
My thought is that Edge and Corson KNEW the strength of the material and based on that, they were able to bring in some heavy hitters to put it over the top. If the material on the existing album wasn't strong, I doubt that TPTB would leverage their relationships with these rhythmic power players unless they felt strongly that Adam's album could bring it. I feel this to be so   |
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Post by lulu2365 on Oct 10, 2011 14:38:14 GMT -5
adamlambert Adam Lambert @oligee1 It's a hit! 53 seconds ago I love the way he gives us little hints; he knows it gets us excited! Yeah, at first though, I thought it might be a DM failed.  I love that we have no clue what they talking about but we have the whole song promotion planned.  |
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Post by aralid on Oct 10, 2011 14:38:35 GMT -5
Both Adam & the exes said that "creative set back" Does this mean that whatever songs that Adam submitted earlier were not good enough, and that they want him to re-do it in diffrent ways? is this why he's still in the studio, rework on the songs. I know an artist wants their song to be perfect, but perfect is subjective. He has to have a deadline. I don't think anyone took "setback" to be a negative. It's typical of the one phrasing the media picks up on. I think Adam meant in a time sense. If you read the article from The Hollywood Reporter, Tom Corson clarifies: RCA Records COO Tom Corson echoed that sentiment, telling The Hollywood Reporter, “We moved the album back because the creative process is still unfolding.” The executive notes that it’s “not because we’re not excited about what we’ve got, we just think we can top it, but we’re right there on the cusp.”Even the biggest worriers on Twitter are over the moon about this article. And I agree, I think from the hints we received throughout the process, Adam was going one direction – a Katy Perryesque direction, considering his collaborators (Benny, Bonnie) – however, at the 11th hour, I think they decided to add a little Justin Timberlake rhythmic punch to it. (Pharrell/Rico Love.) My thought is that Edge and Corson KNEW the strength of the material and based on that, they were able to bring in some heavy hitters to put it over the top. If the material on the existing album wasn't strong, I doubt that TPTB would leverage their relationships with these rhythmic power players unless they felt strongly that Adam's album could bring it. It's also possible they played the album for these guys prior to them agreeing to collaborate, so they could get a sense of the tone/theme.  |
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Post by marie23 on Oct 10, 2011 14:43:05 GMT -5
adamlambert Adam Lambert @oligee1 It's a hit! 53 seconds ago Is this the one that also wrote with Bonnie Mckee on one of Adam's songs? |
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Post by aralid on Oct 10, 2011 14:47:59 GMT -5
I think the single is coming sooner rather than later, Pitbull be damned. Early November- watch for it  I'm with you, early November, maybe not the first week, but the second one, the week of November 7th, sounds good. |
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Post by tigerlily on Oct 10, 2011 14:51:41 GMT -5
Both Adam & the exes said that "creative set back" Does this mean that whatever songs that Adam submitted earlier were not good enough, and that they want him to re-do it in diffrent ways? is this why he's still in the studio, rework on the songs. I know an artist wants their song to be perfect, but perfect is subjective. He has to have a deadline. I don't think anyone took "setback" to be a negative. It's typical of the one phrasing the media picks up on. I think Adam meant in a time sense. If you read the article from The Hollywood Reporter, Tom Corson clarifies: RCA Records COO Tom Corson echoed that sentiment, telling The Hollywood Reporter, “We moved the album back because the creative process is still unfolding.” The executive notes that it’s “not because we’re not excited about what we’ve got, we just think we can top it, but we’re right there on the cusp.”Even the biggest worriers on Twitter are over the moon about this article. And I agree, I think from the hints we received throughout the process, Adam was going one direction – a Katy Perryesque direction, considering his collaborators (Benny, Bonnie) – however, at the 11th hour, I think they decided to add a little Justin Timberlake rhythmic punch to it. (Pharrell/Rico Love.) My thought is that Edge and Corson KNEW the strength of the material and based on that, they were able to bring in some heavy hitters to put it over the top. If the material on the existing album wasn't strong, I doubt that TPTB would leverage their relationships with these rhythmic power players unless they felt strongly that Adam's album could bring it. It's also possible they played the album for these guys prior to them agreeing to collaborate, so they could get a sense of the tone/theme. Yes!! My thoughts as well! They saw the potential already there and wanted to hit a home run with this album! Once the new sheriff arrived, he wanted to make the good products turn into something great!  |
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Post by lulu2365 on Oct 10, 2011 14:53:19 GMT -5
adamlambert Adam Lambert @oligee1 It's a hit! 53 seconds ago Is this the one that also wrote with Bonnie Mckee on one of Adam's songs? There was a couple of tweets back in June & September. @oligee1 Going kookoo in the stu stu with @adamlambert @josh_Abraham @bonniemckeee @u_TERN @pulserecording
Jun 23rd ---------------------------- @bonniemckeee Stopped by to hear @oligee1 and @adamlambert putting the finishing touches on the songs we wrote together! So Excited for this album! 17 Sep
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@adamlambert @bonniemckeee @oligee1 hell yeah!!! |
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