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Post by Deleted on Dec 12, 2011 23:26:37 GMT -5
Sauli's blog post for today: www.saulikoskinen.net/2011/12/joulukuinen-auringonlasku-kaliforniassa/It's short. According to google translate: From December Sunset in California Such is not just there in Finland do not see every day. At least, this December! This is my favorite moment when the sun goes down, this time of day, there is no substitute! I thought the 2nd sunset photo looked familiar and indeed it's the same one Adam tweeted on his Whosay back in October: www.whosay.com/adamlambert/photos/86259Except Sauli took Adam's copyright mark off, heh. 8-) We have been having the most beautiful sunsets and moon risings lately. The moon on Saturday night was gorgeous! I was driving to my son's house to babysit for grand daughter and the moon was coming up over the hills and I know at Adam's house it would have been a stunning view! I even tweeted Adam about it and told him to go look. But since I am not NoAngel, he ignored my tweet!
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Post by cassie on Dec 12, 2011 23:27:51 GMT -5
The Show Must Go On by Brian May - Documentary Comments he has of Freddie re:high notes during demo and recording for the first time...- that was before he heard AFL... ETA: No wonder they did not include TSMGO in the Tribute Band repertoire Cassie... would that be the ending of the song when Adam sang "Show?" How high was that note? Thanks. He must really be impressed with Adam to not only give him this "vocally challenging" Queen song but also had it sang live the same key as Freddie recorded in the studio, right? Very interesting. I had noticed previously that other singers doing the song with Queen not only lowered the key, but also did not do the melody line in the chorus, but left it to the (female?) back up singers. As to the high note in that song..... obviously this was recorded before Brian had heard Adam. The note is a D5, just a little over an octave above middle C. That is a piece of cake for Adam. It is the same note that he holds forever at the end of the live version of Feeling Good. He can, and has on many times, hit notes 5 steps higher than that. So, if Freddy was extraordinary, I guess that would make Adam extraordinary-er. His high notes are also fuller and more naturally resonant. j/s
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Post by Deleted on Dec 12, 2011 23:33:55 GMT -5
The Show Must Go On by Brian May - Documentary Comments he has of Freddie re:high notes during demo and recording for the first time...- that was before he heard AFL... ETA: No wonder they did not include TSMGO in the Tribute Band repertoire Cassie... would that be the ending of the song when Adam sang "Show?" How high was that note? Thanks. He must really be impressed with Adam to not only give him this "vocally challenging" Queen song but also had it sang live the same key as Freddie recorded in the studio, right? Very interesting. I had noticed previously that other singers doing the song with Queen not only lowered the key, but also did not do the melody line in the chorus, but left it to the (female?) back up singers. As to the high note in that song..... obviously this was recorded before Brian had heard Adam. The note is a D5, just a little over an octave above middle C. That is a piece of cake for Adam. It is the same note that he holds forever at the end of the live version of Feeling Good. He can, and has on many times, hit notes 5 steps higher than that. So, if Freddy was extraordinary, I guess that would make Adam extraordinary-er. His high notes are also fuller and more naturally resonant. j/s "Working with Adam is effortless."
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Post by Craazyforadam on Dec 12, 2011 23:35:09 GMT -5
This whole discussion, on whether Adam could be having a photo-shoot with a wild animal, like for example the wolf, leads me back in thought to a post I made about a year ago, but I think that was on AO and not here. I could not find the original post, so here is the gist of it. It will link back to the topic at hand, I promise.
The topic originally came up somewhere in the early stages of the GNT tour, mid 2010. The age old discussion whether Adam “can reign it in”, should reign it in to attract larger audiences was endlessly debated. Should he stay more mainstream, why does he see a need to be visually so far out there anyhow, etc…..all this was still quite regularly discussed, even inside the fandom, but most certainly outside and in some of the media.
I compared Adam at the time to a kind of torero, who holds a red cloth out. The bull sees only the red cloth and runs endlessly and unsuccessfully up against it. And even if it kills him, the red cloth is such an abhorrence that it needs to be unsuccessfully charged again and again and again.
In Adam’s case, his “out, proud and loud” version of sexual self-expression, his androgynous imagery sometimes works like the red cloth. If you want to see nothing but ‘gay’ with Adam, and many in the public want to see only that, then they can go ahead, run up against the red cloth as endlessly as they need to.
Meanwhile the red cloth gives the bull fighter the ability to move about in an hostile environment, that the average person in similar circumstance would be too afraid to venture into. The brilliance of the bull fighter’s performance is not comprehend-able to the bull in spite of it happening right in front of his eyes. Only the person seeing both the cloth and the torero can appreciate the brazen dance happening in the face of adversity.
The torero trespasses. He invades into territory that for others is off limits. And openly showing gay sexuality was and is for the most part still off limits in our culture. Adam has found a way to stand his ground in that environment. But what a fight it is! No bull fighter can last in the ring forever. There are only two ways the hostility of the situation can be overcome. A) Others join the torero in the ring, each with their red cloth out, thereby spreading the load and B) overcoming the bull.
Adam is achieving amazing success on both fronts, but he still carries a huge personal load and stands quite alone at the front of what he has set in motion. Many are still watching the show rather than participating. It is a long battle. But the show is happening. Adam is trespassing boundaries previously thought unsurmountable and he is facing the bull crap head-on.
TRESPASSING into the wild animal cage indeed. Perhaps it was more than just a cursory visit. It does sound more like an idea for the album cover rather than just the single, so it may be too early for that, but perhaps it will eventually lead there. We will know soon enough.
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Post by wal on Dec 12, 2011 23:37:32 GMT -5
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Post by gabby on Dec 12, 2011 23:39:08 GMT -5
The Show Must Go On by Brian May - Documentary Comments he has of Freddie re:high notes during demo and recording for the first time...- that was before he heard AFL... ETA: No wonder they did not include TSMGO in the Tribute Band repertoire Cassie... would that be the ending of the song when Adam sang "Show?" How high was that note? Thanks. He must really be impressed with Adam to not only give him this "vocally challenging" Queen song but also had it sang live the same key as Freddie recorded in the studio, right? Very interesting. I had noticed previously that other singers doing the song with Queen not only lowered the key, but also did not do the melody line in the chorus, but left it to the (female?) back up singers. As to the high note in that song..... obviously this was recorded before Brian had heard Adam. The note is a D5, just a little over an octave above middle C. That is a piece of cake for Adam. It is the same note that he holds forever at the end of the live version of Feeling Good. He can, and has on many times, hit notes 5 steps higher than that. So, if Freddy was extraordinary, I guess that would make Adam extraordinary-er. His high notes are also fuller and more naturally resonant. j/s Thanks, cassie... no wonder Roger Taylor said that Adam was so good it was scary... and that was after the Idol finale comment. After the EMA he said Adam's voice is uparalleled/effortless and Brian May said "extraordinary/amazing". They have a standard to base it on.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 12, 2011 23:42:00 GMT -5
Thanks, wal! I just love the Club Nokia hair! Look at this "motha fuckin beast!"
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Post by wal on Dec 12, 2011 23:51:19 GMT -5
Thanks, wal! I just love the Club Nokia hair! Look at this "motha fuckin beast!" Haha, and remember this one?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 12, 2011 23:54:45 GMT -5
These Glam Nation pics have me wondering what his look will be like for album #2. Maybe something like he did for the EMAs? I'm thinking the hotels we stay at, when we go to out of town concerts, will be really excited if he has given up glitter!
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Post by mszue on Dec 12, 2011 23:56:29 GMT -5
Thanks, wal! I just love the Club Nokia hair! Look at this "motha fuckin beast!" Walking down memory lane...yes that was a hell of a show. But...for me...Music Box was THE BEST EVAH.....It was the middle of 3 shows I went to...Puyallup...where he and all crazystringed Alison and where Adam sported the blue eyebrows...and Nokia...the last of the GNT's. I sat...and danced...in the front row of te balcony. Leila...Eber...Cheeks...Scarlett...Danielle...they were all there, just in front of us...and the excitement was palpable. Winks and I swayed to the music...I was in glamville...transported....it was just amazing. I want that again.....sigh....probably not but.....I can dream.
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