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Post by reihmer on Feb 26, 2012 8:22:23 GMT -5
I remember an interview of Adam's singing teacher during Idol. Adam Had sung' Mad World' ,and his teacher said the song so portrayed Adam and his feelings. When he was in High school,he would come to her and ask if he could sing his feelings. Singing seems to be the essence of Adam. Does anyone know how to find the clip of this awesome singing teacher? I think you're talking about Adam's 'E! True Hollywood Story'? Here's the particular segment. www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX90sMJLER4#t=6m05s |
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Post by itskarma on Feb 26, 2012 8:27:00 GMT -5
I have a question for whoever can answer  I noticed this trend like what happened with Adam's chat last night. Before the chat is even cold people are ripping it and passing it around. It's posted on YouTube and sitting on peoples iPods. It's wonderful the cleverness of Adam's fans but does anyone else feel that at times that hurts rather than helps? To me it takes away hits from SNOL's website and belies the true popularity of Adam. Other examples are Adam's performance on Ellen. Again fans rip it and post their own version on YouTube and once again take away hits from Ellen's site. I do know for a fact that one of the measurements of popularity of an artist is how much traffic they draw. I notice the same thing when an article posts pics of Adam. People right away rip it put it to their own twitpic than tweet it out again. Some of these measurements are important. For example Celebrity-gossip.net a big supporter of Adam gets 14 million readers per month. They are always showing Adam pics in a nice way. Yet I see people ripping them and passing them around rather than directing people to that website thereby driving traffic. These sites will lose interest if articles about Adam don't generate traffic plus it belies the true popularity of Adam. I truly do admire the skills of A's fans though. |
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Post by theosgma on Feb 26, 2012 8:31:17 GMT -5
Hey, Adamtopians, can you help out? Adam Lambert's " Better Than I Know Myself" is at #12 on MTV Serbia: mtv.rs/top-liste/top-20 , at #12 on MTV Croatia: www.mtv.com.hr/top-liste/top-20 and #18 at Top 50 Srbija : www.poptoplista.com/Please, just click on GLASAJ!!! Thanks:)))Also, HAPPY BIRTHDAYS to birthday girls: flashus, youarebetterer, yuki, moettajo !!! (just insert your name instead of Terrance's 
Done and GREAT QUESTION you asked! It was a thoughtful response |
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Post by theosgma on Feb 26, 2012 8:33:40 GMT -5
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Post by lynne on Feb 26, 2012 8:35:30 GMT -5
AleksandraKv ame ALL DONE! DONE here too. |
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Post by melliemom on Feb 26, 2012 8:39:24 GMT -5
I remember an interview of Adam's singing teacher during Idol. Adam Had sung' Mad World' ,and his teacher said the song so portrayed Adam and his feelings. When he was in High school,he would come to her and ask if he could sing his feelings. Singing seems to be the essence of Adam. Does anyone know how to find the clip of this awesome singing teacher? I think you're talking about Adam's 'E! True Hollywood Story'? Here's the particular segment. www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX90sMJLER4#t=6m05sYes that's it.. You are really GOOD  Giving hits everyday to VH1 BTIKM as well as to everyone else. They played him this AM.. so good start to my day.. LOL |
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Post by gelly14 on Feb 26, 2012 8:44:19 GMT -5
I have a question for whoever can answer I noticed this trend like what happened with Adam's chat last night. Before the chat is even cold people are ripping it and passing it around. It's posted on YouTube and sitting on peoples iPods. It's wonderful the cleverness of Adam's fans but does anyone else feel that at times that hurts rather than helps? To me it takes away hits from SNOL's website and belies the true popularity of Adam. Other examples are Adam's performance on Ellen. Again fans rip it and post their own version on YouTube and once again take away hits from Ellen's site. I do know for a fact that one of the measurements of popularity of an artist is how much traffic they draw. I notice the same thing when an article posts pics of Adam. People right away rip it put it to their own twitpic than tweet it out again. Some of these measurements are important. For example Celebrity-gossip.net a big supporter of Adam gets 14 million readers per month. They are always showing Adam pics in a nice way. Yet I see people ripping them and passing them around rather than directing people to that website thereby driving traffic. These sites will lose interest if articles about Adam don't generate traffic plus it belies the true popularity of Adam. I truly do admire the skills of A's fans though. I agree about the hits, but as far as I am concerned and to all the people on my feed, and not only my feed since I follow Adam Lambert and @adamlambert searches both, I can assure you that before the rips, everyone is directing to the site , reading it, tweeting through the site and then rips the pictures. I think the majority of the fandom understands the importance of the hits and does so. |
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Post by FanOfTheMan on Feb 26, 2012 8:44:28 GMT -5
I have a question for whoever can answer I noticed this trend like what happened with Adam's chat last night. Before the chat is even cold people are ripping it and passing it around. It's posted on YouTube and sitting on peoples iPods. It's wonderful the cleverness of Adam's fans but does anyone else feel that at times that hurts rather than helps? To me it takes away hits from SNOL's website and belies the true popularity of Adam. Other examples are Adam's performance on Ellen. Again fans rip it and post their own version on YouTube and once again take away hits from Ellen's site. I do know for a fact that one of the measurements of popularity of an artist is how much traffic they draw. I notice the same thing when an article posts pics of Adam. People right away rip it put it to their own twitpic than tweet it out again. Some of these measurements are important. For example Celebrity-gossip.net a big supporter of Adam gets 14 million readers per month. They are always showing Adam pics in a nice way. Yet I see people ripping them and passing them around rather than directing people to that website thereby driving traffic. These sites will lose interest if articles about Adam don't generate traffic plus it belies the true popularity of Adam. I truly do admire the skills of A's fans though. I've worried about this too. It's so easy to just stay right here on site instead of giving hits to the original site which would show how interested people really are in anything Adam. I don't know the answer to this problem. :-/ Q3? Anyone? |
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Post by gelly14 on Feb 26, 2012 8:47:15 GMT -5
www.right2blog.com/2012/02/26/lambert-new-queen-front-man/Lambert, New Queen Front Man Posted on February 26, 2012 by Tim | Adam Lambert , the flamboyant former Idol star, has stated that he will be the front man for Queen when they take the stage for the headlining act on July 7th at Sonisphere Festival in England. He will join remaining original members, guitarist Brian May, and drummer Roger Taylor. more...
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Post by annie on Feb 26, 2012 8:51:23 GMT -5
I have a question for whoever can answer I noticed this trend like what happened with Adam's chat last night. Before the chat is even cold people are ripping it and passing it around. It's posted on YouTube and sitting on peoples iPods. It's wonderful the cleverness of Adam's fans but does anyone else feel that at times that hurts rather than helps? To me it takes away hits from SNOL's website and belies the true popularity of Adam. Other examples are Adam's performance on Ellen. Again fans rip it and post their own version on YouTube and once again take away hits from Ellen's site. I do know for a fact that one of the measurements of popularity of an artist is how much traffic they draw. I notice the same thing when an article posts pics of Adam. People right away rip it put it to their own twitpic than tweet it out again. Some of these measurements are important. For example Celebrity-gossip.net a big supporter of Adam gets 14 million readers per month. They are always showing Adam pics in a nice way. Yet I see people ripping them and passing them around rather than directing people to that website thereby driving traffic. These sites will lose interest if articles about Adam don't generate traffic plus it belies the true popularity of Adam. I truly do admire the skills of A's fans though. I partly agree and I wondered about that the other day when an article in its entirety was posted here and it apparently was because people couldn't access the site from their workplace and didn't want to wait until they were at home. But: I live in a scorned country and if people wouldn't make "stuff" available I still to this day would not have been able to see Adam's BTIKM vid. Okay, maybe with hidemyass, that's how I could watch the Queen documentary. 8-) IMO it's something that's not only happening in Adam's fandon but in every fandom, so overall I'm not concerned. |
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I noticed this trend like what happened with Adam's chat last night. Before the chat is even cold people are ripping it and passing it around. It's posted on YouTube and sitting on peoples iPods. It's wonderful the cleverness of Adam's fans but does anyone else feel that at times that hurts rather than helps? To me it takes away hits from SNOL's website and belies the true popularity of Adam. Other examples are Adam's performance on Ellen. Again fans rip it and post their own version on YouTube and once again take away hits from Ellen's site. I do know for a fact that one of the measurements of popularity of an artist is how much traffic they draw. I notice the same thing when an article posts pics of Adam. People right away rip it put it to their own twitpic than tweet it out again. Some of these measurements are important. For example Celebrity-gossip.net a big supporter of Adam gets 14 million readers per month. They are always showing Adam pics in a nice way. Yet I see people ripping them and passing them around rather than directing people to that website thereby driving traffic. These sites will lose interest if articles about Adam don't generate traffic plus it belies the true popularity of Adam. I truly do admire the skills of A's fans though. 
