Also, it's not a Kris-Adam war, so get over that. I was hoping for an edgier album cover, but I'm ultimately after the music–not the cover art. You wouldn't have gone to his concerts (and you probably wouldn't have gone to Elton's, Madonna's, George's, or any other concert of someone you found pushed your personal boundaries) or bought his music. I'm going to take a wild guess and say that very few of you who posted such trash were Adam fans to begin with. But leave the tired, totally homophobic comments at home. Wow–you people are SO original! "Looks like a girl." Are we in junior high? Get over it. A falsetto gang chorus like something off a lost Sweet outtakes album, squalling guitar riffs, pumping "Funkytown" beats.my head was pretty much exploding at this point, but I managed to hold my cranium together long enough to turn to a nearby 19 employee and jokingly state, "This sounds like the Darkness, if the Darkness were remixed." To which the employee answered, "That's funny you say that, because this song was actually written by Justin Hawkins, and that's Justin on guitar." The minute this glammy tour de force forced its way out of the 19 Entertainment office's speakers, it was so white-hot I was instantly reduced to a puddle of melted spandex and runny eyeliner. "Music Again" – Okay, this is the song, also produced by Rob Cavallo, largely responsible for my current lack of coherence or composure. "Winners" – A slinky, sexy, salacious dance-rock grinder with a keening, near-orgasmic vocal reminiscent of Adam's watershed "Ring Of Fire" performance, this Rob Cavallo-produced cut cracks open in the middle like a giant whitechocolatespaceegg to reveal a colossal, fist-pumping, Gary-Glittery chantalong chorus that seems lifted straight out of "We Will Rock You 2: Electric Boogaloo." So my guess is Queen's Brian May will be impressed by this massive masterwork, too. This is an ultra-caffeinated party-starter (imagine if Mika, Sam Sparro, and Kevin Rudolf had a threesome that resulted in the conception of a glittery alien baby.if you dare), and it's just begging to be remixed by everyone from Calvin Harris to the Neptunes to Justice–even though it sounds like a shiz-hawt remix already, as is. Luke (Katy Perry) and Claude Kelly (Britney Spears, Kelly Clarkson), Adam opens this one up, Rocky Horror-meets-Robbie Williams-style, with the audacious declaration: "I'm here for your entertainment!" And he ain't kidding. "Entertainment" – The default title track and statement of intent, masterminded by Dr. Here is what Lindsey said about the tracks she heard: after reading Lindsey's review, post what you think, and if you find any other reviews, please return to this discussion and post it. I feel like a 5 year old w-a-i-t-i-n-g for Christmas! Reading Lindsey's review makes me wish that November 23rd could come a little sooner. Lindsey Parker, at Reality Rocks actually got to listen to three tracks from Adam's new Album! If you’d like your own personal copy of "Xana" - oops, sorry, Adam Lambert’s "For Your Entertainment" – the album will be released on November 23.Īctually, there has been a review of 3 tracks on this CD (posted on ): Hey … maybe my "Xanadu" reference wasn’t too far off. He tweeted out today his exasperation with people who didn’t get his "omage" – his spelling, not mine – to the campiness of the past. Pretty crazy, huh? Clearly this is a guy who likes to push boundaries – all of them.Īdam, though, seems to find the blogosphere buzz over the cover a little strange. If you haven’t seen those photos, just click here. The photos released last week from Lambert’s Details Magazine shoot also grab your attention. His blue hair, rainbow eyeliner, overly photoshopped face and no shirt (but is he wearing roller skates?!) picture definitely grabs your attention.
#Shemale wearing let it be the beatles shirt movie#
When I first saw it, I thought it was a picture from my favorite movie when I was 5 – "Xanadu."īut no, it’s the cover art for "Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert’s debut album. Have you seen it? Adam Lambert’s album cover?
0 kommentar(er)
