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Post by sangria on Nov 7, 2011 12:39:15 GMT -5
imma be in my bubble of squee WHERE EVERYTHING IS TECHNICOLOR COWBOYS AND NOTHING HURTS. I'm with you gurl 100% |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 7, 2011 12:43:17 GMT -5
outmagazine Out Magazine Adam Revisited: Adam Lambert tells editor in chief Aaron Hicklin what he's learned in the two years since he app... bit.ly/vSa7ES3 minutes ago Adam talked to AARON HICKLIN AGAIN ??!!??!!??!!  ETA: OK, just read the whole article twice. I think Hicklin came as close to saying, "I am sorry" as he can. He does outright admit the open letter to Adam was a mistake and he should have talked to Adam in person. Guess I'll give him a 2nd chance. But he is on thin ice!! Adam is so gracious! I don't think I would ever talk to this man again or be so "understanding" and "all's fair" with him. He amazes me both professionally and personally almost every single day! |
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Post by aloha on Nov 7, 2011 12:43:43 GMT -5
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Post by HoppersSkippersMiners on Nov 7, 2011 12:45:54 GMT -5
^^^ That.  ETA: Admittedly, I thought pigs would fly before Hicklin got another interview..... (the pig being Hicklin himself)  |
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Post by yippie on Nov 7, 2011 12:48:42 GMT -5
first QUEEN and now an interview!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by murly on Nov 7, 2011 12:50:24 GMT -5
Adam OUT photo... I don't know... I guess it works.... since its a version of the famous Warhol Elvis pop art.... The red shirt and red lips are just too ... well ... ahhh... too red ?  It wouldn't be Andy Warhol without bizarre colors that pop. I would dislike this photo on many levels if it weren't a recreation, but since it is, I can appreciate its artistry. |
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Post by lifetraveler on Nov 7, 2011 12:50:50 GMT -5
WHOA. That Out magazine interview is...outstanding.
Not only in his ability to put the past behind him and not hold a grudge, but also the interview really offers a glimpse into his thought processes for this second album, and it's so damn interesting and profound.
Based on other snippets of interviews, I knew he changed direction at some point with his album. Wasn't sure whether the label made him do it or it was his idea. And clearly, it was his idea.
F*&%ing hell, I really really hope this second album is REALLY GOOD cause I don't think I'll be able to stand another round of him not having the absolutely mind-blowing success he deserves.
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Post by justgill on Nov 7, 2011 12:52:51 GMT -5
outmagazine Out Magazine Adam Revisited: Adam Lambert tells editor in chief Aaron Hicklin what he's learned in the two years since he app... bit.ly/vSa7ES3 minutes ago Adam Revisited BY AARON HICKLIN Adam Lambert tells editor in chief Aaron Hicklin what he's learned in the two years since he appeared on the cover of the 2009 Out 100. I picked out this little bit: Q - Which is what kind of music? "Dance music! My challenge was, how do I make dance music authentic to what I’m capable of vocally and what I do." I love actually hearing him acknowledge his own talent. (I think it may be the first time). |
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Post by aloha on Nov 7, 2011 12:54:36 GMT -5
Okay I've read it. I forgive the dickwad, since he has eaten crow. He admits he was wrong and that he should have talked to Adam personally (ya think, moron?-- Oh, sorry, I'm forgiving him).
And Adam, as usual, is the biggest person in the room-- in character. He puts holds o grudges. Why should I?
Adam, I respect you so much. This is just the latest example of why.
Also.. there's some really good stuff about his music in that interview.
"For you, when you’re writing a song does it come from personal experience?
Adam--Well, the majority of the music on this second album I have written. There are a couple songs written by other writers, but for me to sing a song that I didn’t write, it has to be something that I can relate to personally, 100%. So when I get in the booth and I sing it, it’s coming from the most real place possible. It’s funny, when I started the writing process I felt totally exhausted. It’s like a decompression that happens after you’re on the road so long. Real life feels so foreign and bizarre, and I was actually a little bit depressed when I first came back because I just didn’t know what to do with myself. I felt a little bit lonely and I was trying to get back into my friendships but it felt like I had been gone for so long, it was strange. And I was trying to get over a couple of failed dating situations that didn’t go so well."
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Post by satisfied on Nov 7, 2011 12:54:39 GMT -5
2. A guy I’ve known since he was 22 and who has been a sound editor in Hollywood for 24 years, consequently is a music freak. We reconnected a year or so ago and he turned the subject to music and a few jazz musicians we had gone to see long time ago. He’s still heavily into jazz and actually said, “What?! Really?!” when I mentioned Adam. This morning: “Since I’m a typical guy I hate to admit I’m wrong but that boy can sing. Will he be fronting Queen now? That would be a whole new start for them.... the boy has balls, saw him interacting with sound tech. Guess he’s not new at this.”Ha - I noticed that too but didn't know why. It's around the 3:03 mark, in between songs 1 and 2. BB's always trying to get things more perfect than perfect. |
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