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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2012 10:07:25 GMT -5
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Post by gelly14 on May 31, 2012 10:08:11 GMT -5
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Post by gelly14 on May 31, 2012 10:14:49 GMT -5
www.gayexpress.co.nz/2012/05/video-round-up-adam-kylie-and-florences-new-work/Video round up: Adam, Kylie and Florence’s new work We’ve received links to a few decent gay and gay icon music videos this week and felt it best to collate them all into one hot post.First up it’s Adam Lambert, who is out, proud and post-Idol with his latest album Trespassing. His new sci-fi style music video for current single ‘Never Close Our Eyes’ was directed by Dori Oskowitz, whose past work has included on Ke$ha’s ‘Take It Off’. Adam Lambert hopes his fans will use this song to celebrate living in the now. “We can sleep when we’re dead, let’s make the most of this moment and be in the now. Connect and live!”
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Post by reihmer on May 31, 2012 10:15:51 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2012 10:16:09 GMT -5
omg @merrycello: This is just obscene, Adam ;P (and I am never closing this)  I don't usually have dirty thoughts about Adam but DAYUM that's HOT eta: I'm so jealous that he gets to touch himself whenever he wants  |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2012 10:22:22 GMT -5
Ok, I cannot request, so maybe you cannot really request from anywhere. I can vote, but not request. I tried writing Beverly Hills as my suburb, because they ask for zip code, and the only one I know from the tv show is 90210. But, it didn't work:( The only working links for me are the Dallas one and the first and the third from Q102. I wanted to say this a long time ago, I just didn't think one lonely vote from half a world away mattered. You might just have filters that are blocking the mediabase forms. Try making it so "all cookies" are accepted. I don't think it has anything to do with your zipcode. It's your IP the mediabase form tracks. OMG. Even with 'cookies accepted' it didn't work. BUT, but then I signed up ( which I hadn't done previously - do we have to sign up for every station in order to request? ) and wrote the truth and nothing but the truth ( I mean, I don't even live in Belgrade, the capital, I live in Kraljevo:))) AND MY REQUEST WENT THROUGH AND THEY THANKED ME FOR REQUESTING! I'm so happy. If anyone thinks this is bad for Adam, requesting from here, feel free to tell me, please. |
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Post by cassie on May 31, 2012 10:23:10 GMT -5
Was talking to my older sister yesterday, a life-long musician who is contemplating retiring from performing after 43 years. We got all nostalgic thinking back to our college days with a group of highly talented musicians/performers. They all had a bit of a similar start to Adam, taking music lessons, singing in choirs, performing in high school/college musicals, forming bands and getting local gigs. Where are they now, we wondered. Did any of these talented kids "make it" professionally?
Nope. Almost all are still making music for their own enjoyment; in church choirs and such. A majority ended up teaching music, from elementary school thru college. One is the head of the school drama department. My incredibly accomplished jazz and classical pianist sister has a day job teaching music to K-4 kids. Teaching kids to sing "My Little Peanut" and the like.
It put Adam's career and accomplishments in a new perspective. Yes, Adam is extraordinary in every way. Still, I have known lots of talented artists over the years. NONE of them were able to make a good living performing, in any genre. The fact that Adam took his talent, honed it, perfected it, continued to grow, and dedicated himself to the point of obsession ----- and made it --- is an amazing feat.
Adam has repeatedly said that his long term goals are to continue to be on stage performing for an audience, to continue to create music, and to have longevity and security. He is accomplishing his goals and then some. It is so incredible to watch and participate in that. Reminiscing on all my old friends who at one time hoped for/dreamed of the same things, but ended up living "ordinary" lives (tho' I am sure fulfilling and successful in other areas), I can be nothing but glowingly, warmly joyous for Adam. However his career progresses, he is living his dream.
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Post by gelly14 on May 31, 2012 10:27:37 GMT -5
@pearl13: Chi peeps, KI SS FM just spun NCOE! Looooving it on the radio! \0/
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Post by taumbu on May 31, 2012 10:28:09 GMT -5
Was talking to my older sister yesterday, a life-long musician who is contemplating retiring from performing after 43 years. We got all nostalgic thinking back to our college days with a group of highly talented musicians/performers. They all had a bit of a similar start to Adam, taking music lessons, singing in choirs, performing in high school/college musicals, forming bands and getting local gigs. Where are they now, we wondered. Did any of these talented kids "make it" professionally? Nope. Almost all are still making music for their own enjoyment; in church choirs and such. A majority ended up teaching music, from elementary school thru college. One is the head of the school drama department. My incredibly accomplished jazz and classical pianist sister has a day job teaching music to K-4 kids. Teaching kids to sing "My Little Peanut" and the like. It put Adam's career and accomplishments in a new perspective. Yes, Adam is extraordinary in every way. Still, I have known lots of talented artists over the years. NONE of them were able to make a good living performing, in any genre. The fact that Adam took his talent, honed it, perfected it, continued to grow, and dedicated himself to the point of obsession ----- and made it --- is an amazing feat. Adam has repeatedly said that his long term goals are to continue to be on stage performing for an audience, to continue to create music, and to have longevity and security. He is accomplishing his goals and then some. It is so incredible to watch and participate in that. Reminiscing on all my old friends who at one time hoped for/dreamed of the same things, but ended up living "ordinary" lives (tho' I am sure fulfilling and successful in other areas), I can be nothing but glowingly, warmly joyous for Adam. However his career progresses, he is living his dream. Thank you for that. |
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Post by koshka on May 31, 2012 10:30:15 GMT -5
Was talking to my older sister yesterday, a life-long musician who is contemplating retiring from performing after 43 years. We got all nostalgic thinking back to our college days with a group of highly talented musicians/performers. They all had a bit of a similar start to Adam, taking music lessons, singing in choirs, performing in high school/college musicals, forming bands and getting local gigs. Where are they now, we wondered. Did any of these talented kids "make it" professionally? Nope. Almost all are still making music for their own enjoyment; in church choirs and such. A majority ended up teaching music, from elementary school thru college. One is the head of the school drama department. My incredibly accomplished jazz and classical pianist sister has a day job teaching music to K-4 kids. Teaching kids to sing "My Little Peanut" and the like. It put Adam's career and accomplishments in a new perspective. Yes, Adam is extraordinary in every way. Still, I have known lots of talented artists over the years. NONE of them were able to make a good living performing, in any genre. The fact that Adam took his talent, honed it, perfected it, continued to grow, and dedicated himself to the point of obsession ----- and made it --- is an amazing feat. Adam has repeatedly said that his long term goals are to continue to be on stage performing for an audience, to continue to create music, and to have longevity and security. He is accomplishing his goals and then some. It is so incredible to watch and participate in that. Reminiscing on all my old friends who at one time hoped for/dreamed of the same things, but ended up living "ordinary" lives (tho' I am sure fulfilling and successful in other areas), I can be nothing but glowingly, warmly joyous for Adam. However his career progresses, he is living his dream. I think about all this when I hear the story of him quitting his job and going under a year long contract with AI without a hit of what was to come.. essentially throwing everything aside and going for it. I don't know if I should commend him for his accomplishment against all odds or condemn him for being so reckless. Then I think about all those kids out there that do something similar (maybe even as talented) that by circumstance never make a go of things. Breaks my heart a little. |
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