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Post by Jablea on Jan 12, 2024 1:29:37 GMT -5
Green, Yellow, Blue Forest Green - Lime Green - Aquamarine/Opal Green Tomato Tomato
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Post by Jablea on Dec 24, 2023 17:16:01 GMT -5
Adam's voice is just a pure bell tone at any sound level. Beverly's is beautiful and furry but she can belt better than going soft.
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Post by Jablea on Dec 23, 2023 14:14:32 GMT -5
Thanks for posting. Yes I've been wondering about the musical too.
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Post by Jablea on Nov 19, 2023 0:18:07 GMT -5
So new ear monitor guy right? I did think there was something up in the early vids. Always takes some time to adjust.
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Post by Jablea on Nov 12, 2023 21:55:47 GMT -5
The bright star at that time of night is Jupiter. Venus is even brighter right now but it doesn't come up overhead till 5ish in the morning.
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Post by Jablea on Nov 7, 2023 0:08:47 GMT -5
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Post by Jablea on Nov 1, 2023 16:43:28 GMT -5
I appreciate the easter eggs they add to their shows.
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Post by Jablea on Oct 30, 2023 6:57:14 GMT -5
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Post by Jablea on Oct 28, 2023 13:06:24 GMT -5
broadwayWORLD Review: QUEEN + ADAM LAMBERT THE RHAPSODY TOUR at Xcel Energy CenterAfter a four-year hiatus, the legendary trio of Sir Brian May, Roger Taylor, and their extraordinary frontman, Adam Lambert, are bringing their highly acclaimed production back to where it all began, now expanded and better than ever.
The Queen + Adam Lambert Rhapsody Tour boasts a 150-minute career-spanning set list, celebrating the band's extraordinary back catalog. It includes iconic anthems such as "We Will Rock You," "Don't Stop Me Now," "Radio Ga Ga," and "Somebody To Love," alongside classic deep cuts and vintage fan favorites. The show features a dazzling state-of-the-art stage design, incredible special effects, and mesmerizing set pieces, leaving critics and fans around the world in awe.
Having extensively toured in recent years, the Rhapsody show continues to evolve while remaining, at its core, a tribute to Freddie Mercury's majestic legacy. It serves as a testament to Brian and Roger's enduring musical prowess and a magnificent showcase for Adam's vocal talents and electrifying stage presence. This all culminates in a glorious, full-blooded celebration of one of the greatest songbooks in rock history.
More... www.broadwayworld.com/minneapolis/article/Review-QUEEN-ADAM-LAMBERT-THE-RHAPSODY-TOUR-at-Xcel-Energy-Center-20231028
Much better to focus on this type of review than the lukewarm "I'm paid to find something wrong" reviews. Continuing from above.. --------------------------------- This concert was truly exceptional! The stage setup featured screens, mesmerizing lights, and breathtaking special effects, creating a remarkable experience. It was a particularly memorable occasion for fans of both Queen and Adam Lambert, as they had the chance to witness two legends – Brian May and Roger Taylor from the original Queen – performing alongside the outstanding vocals of Adam Lambert. Adam Lambert's numerous outfit changes added a fashionable and sparkly dimension to the show, and he even rocked platform shoes while delivering all the classic Queen hits with incredible power and passion. Throughout the concert, there were poignant moments where the band paid tribute to the iconic Freddie Mercury. Clips of him performing were displayed on the screen, eliciting an emotional response from the crowd. A particularly moving highlight was when Brian May played a beautiful song on his guitar, and on the screen, a clip of Freddie singing while playing alongside him gave the impression that they were sharing the stage together. It was a genuinely special moment.
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Post by Jablea on Oct 25, 2023 20:46:10 GMT -5
I really thought they would all be there to support Tyler. My first thought was Adam would not attend because he knows it would draw lots of attention from media and the audience. Yes, Brian and Roger are famous, too, but they are not "cool kids" like Adam. We also know that Adam is also usually on self imposed vocal rest and it's hard to not talk in social situations especially if you have to exert yourself to be heard in a noisy situation.
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