rockchic65 wrote:
I agree his rock voice would be very suited to Gun's, Zep or Aerosmith maybe. I don't personally think the gridlock one is the best example of WLL, from a technical vocal pov I prefer Moscow, far more controlled but it doesn't help that the gridlock one still isn't a great recording even after being improved.
As to not suiting Queen, voice and especially stage presence wise, I disagree, and especially this tour, people are absolutely loving him. Queen were theatrical but I'm sure if they'd gone with a singer more straightforward rock initially, that would have worked great as well, but after seeing Adam's take on it, it just works. Granted if he wasn't an amazing singer he wouldn't get away with all the other stuff, or more to the point it wouldn't make up for not being able to sing, but the two things together work great IMO.
I don't see his covering WLL good at all. It was ballsy to try to take it on, but it didn't really work for him, IMO.
I cannot see him fronting a rock band of his own. Note to sweetcaroline, I don't need or want to see the Citzen Vein videos and links a out that, I wouldn't click on it anyways.
I do hope AL shakes his solo music up a bit, that will be the only thing that can do it. He's been stuck in the pop and EDM for too long, and even that hasn't been his focus, Q+AL has.
Brian and Roger give AL alot of freedom apparently in Q+AL shows. Is it because they think he is a good singer, or do they like and are wary about changing the things AL does that some of us don't like? Even with the fact they like AL and his vocals alot, doesn't mean nor should it mean that AL can do whatever he wants,IMO. If they tour again, as every tour, I hope the Coronet almost more than anything will not be a part of it. I'm sure it will be a part of the Vegas shows.