david (galashiels) wrote:
right my turn....i have to say i am still undecided about adam lambert.....but saying that i have got my ticket for glasgow(£77+booking fee)...now i am willing to give the guy a chance...and yes i dont think he fits some of queens heavy records,,,but melodicaly he is good....i am not going to get in a discusion about technicks etc because i dont understand the various tones of a singer.he either can or cant sing a song....BUT both my boys said they wont go because they dont like him...wheras on the other hand many people from my work and private life(mostley female)say he has a stunning voice which is fair enough.he attracts more female than male followers,because his style is more pop than rock...and why am i going to see them,,,well as a queen fan i must admit i will buy or listen to most queen stuff,and the chance to see bri/rog for another time pleases me.....as long as the guy sings in tune and has good crowd interaction i dont mind....so for what could possibly be the last time because of there ages.i will be at the hydro glasgow singing along,,,as will many thousands of others...can i just point out.......ITS ONLY A BLOODY RECORD,,people get so excited about these things........now sits back and waits for the shit to hit the fan lol..
Good for you, David! I have been following Adam for over 5 years and have never heard him sing anything out of tune--his own music or anyone else's, including the difficult Queen music. I guess some people think Queen music is easy to sing? Adam makes it look easy but it isn't. I saw him performing live in 2009, 3 times in 2010 and now 2 times in the spectacular Queen show in North America in 2014. Brian and Roger chose Adam to tour with them because they know he is NOT just a karaoke singer and they can depend on him to perform at (and even match) their high degree of excellence. I'm happy you will be experiencing this great collaboration in Glasgow.
One more observation. If Adam wasn't completely comfortable on that stage in this show, he wouldn't be moving around the way he does and switching that mic from hand to hand, dancing around and strutting with such confidence. Amateur singers hang onto the mic with one hand for dear life. Adam has been on the stage since age 10 and loves it. He will not disappoint because he is more than a singer; he is an entertainer!