[QUOTE] [b]MisterCosmicc wrote:[/b]
I don't even think Adam is a bad singer. I haven't once criticized Adam singing a Queen song (except on Somebody To Love, and it wasn't the singing, it was the sexual references). Have you noticed that yet? I criticize Adam's solo work, but not his singing for Queen. I say he has poor management, and makes poor musical decisions... of course I think even his fans know he's capable of creating crap better than Super Power.
I especially criticize those who think Adam is the reason for Queen's increasing popularity.[/QUOTE]
So if you don't think he's a bad singer why do you constantly put down the one song and not mention all the others he has, are you saying there's not one solitary song he's done that you don't consider rubbish? For the record SP is my least favourite of his recent stuff but I don't disparage every single thing he does because of one song any more than I would have wrote Queen off for Body Language - hardly a masterpiece IMO but they made up for it with other stuff.
[QUOTE] [b]MisterCosmicc wrote:[/b]
Oh and I’ve said Adam doesn’t sing as husky as Freddie on the rock songs... but he doesn’t. Wish he did! If he did, things would be so much better to have a vocalist that actually sounds as if he has a rock and roll bone in his body.[/QUOTE]
No he doesn't sing as husky as Freddie but I don't judge every singer by Freddie so why would I do that with Adam? There's tons of singers I love and they all sound different, keeps things interesting, I love Freddie but I'd get pretty bored eventually if every singer sang like him and had no other style. Maybe it's me but I don't really want Adam to sing like Freddie, I love his voice as it is and I can listen to the songs sung by Freddie any time I like, for a live show I don't need Adam to change the way he sings, I can honestly say there wasn't a single moment of the show where I thought I wish he'd have sung that more husky or rock. Incidentally despite what you might think he does sound different live, I've listened to the vids from the show I saw and they don't sound anywhere near the same. Same thing with Foreigner, Kelly sounded very different live as well.
[QUOTE] [b]AngelR wrote:[/b]
It's going to be a long wait....Adam Lambert will always stay in the band's history wether you like it or not. [/QUOTE]
He will be a sad footnote - not even in Queen history as this is far from Queen.
[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]
And, again, Mr. Cosmic, which live QAL shows have you been to? Adam sings rock and roll just fine. My Queen favorites he has performed are Stone Cold Crazy And Machines (Or Back To Humans). His version of Whole Lotta Love is what got Spike and Roger excited about working with him.
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If I heard this tool destroying Whole Lotta love I would not tell anybody......
[QUOTE] [b]MisterCosmicc wrote:[/b]
I haven’t, I’ve watched plenty of YouTube videos, and I do have ears, I hear the audio. He doesn’t sing like a rock vocalist.
Spike’s not a member of Queen, nice talent, but you act as though he is an official Queen member. When Spike saw Adam, Spike had no idea that he’d even tour with Brian and Roger again.[/QUOTE]
He sings like a broadway muppet trying to do a rocksong and is failing miserably. Sad twat
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]MisterCosmicc wrote:[/b]
Oh and I’ve said Adam doesn’t sing as husky as Freddie on the rock songs... but he doesn’t. Wish he did! If he did, things would be so much better to have a vocalist that actually sounds as if he has a rock and roll bone in his body.[/QUOTE]
No he doesn't sing as husky as Freddie but I don't judge every singer by Freddie so why would I do that with Adam? There's tons of singers I love and they all sound different, keeps things interesting, I love Freddie but I'd get pretty bored eventually if every singer sang like him and had no other style. Maybe it's me but I don't really want Adam to sing like Freddie, I love his voice as it is and I can listen to the songs sung by Freddie any time I like, for a live show I don't need Adam to change the way he sings, I can honestly say there wasn't a single moment of the show where I thought I wish he'd have sung that more husky or rock. Incidentally despite what you might think he does sound different live, I've listened to the vids from the show I saw and they don't sound anywhere near the same. Same thing with Foreigner, Kelly sounded very different live as well.
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And those "tons of singers" are who? YOu are just obsessed by thins Lamebird thing
[QUOTE] [b]snifflese wrote:[/b]
Look in the mirror,Icy! You see fault in everyone, but not much in yourself. A little but more introspection might be in order and posting somewhere else other than on a QAL/Adam thread, since all you do is spew hate and negativity. You never have an original thought, it is just throwing crap back at people, accusing them of things that make no difference and a lot of the time, you don't even understand the gist of what they said. Over and out for another few weeks!
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Oh look who is back. Says the person who came here and comes here just to fight with me.
See ya, don't let the door hit you on the way out.
[QUOTE] [b]AngelR wrote:[/b]
It's going to be a long wait....Adam Lambert will always stay in the band's history wether you like it or not. [/QUOTE]
In your dreams. I don't think he'd end up with a footnote or a PS.
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]
And, again, Mr. Cosmic, which live QAL shows have you been to? Adam sings rock and roll just fine. My Queen favorites he has performed are Stone Cold Crazy And Machines (Or Back To Humans). His version of Whole Lotta Love is what got Spike and Roger excited about working with him.
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If I heard this tool destroying Whole Lotta love I would not tell anybody......[/QUOTE]
That's the "example" she holds up when trying to prove AL can sing rock music. She must have posted links to him singing it countless times by now. Not the example I would try to convince people he can sing rock.
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
And those "tons of singers" are who? YOu are just obsessed by thins Lamebird thing
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Do you really want a list?
Miljeko Matijevik, Ronnie James Dio, Joe Lynn Turner, Klaus Meine, Lou Gramm, Steve Perry, Jared Leto, Myles Kennedy, David Draiman, David Coverdale, Bernie Shaw - I'll stop now but there's plenty more.
[QUOTE] [b]Iron Butterfly wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]AngelR wrote:[/b]
It's going to be a long wait....Adam Lambert will always stay in the band's history wether you like it or not. [/QUOTE]
In your dreams. I don't think he'd end up with a footnote or a PS. [/QUOTE]
Oh but he will - it's pretty obvious from the comments on social media and the media posts by music mags and news outlets etc that he'll still be talked about with Queen even after they stop touring.
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Iron Butterfly wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]AngelR wrote:[/b]
It's going to be a long wait....Adam Lambert will always stay in the band's history wether you like it or not. [/QUOTE]
In your dreams. I don't think he'd end up with a footnote or a PS. [/QUOTE]
Oh but he will - it's pretty obvious from the comments on social media and the media posts by music mags and news outlets etc that he'll still be talked about with Queen even after they stop touring.
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From the ones who think he has replaced Freddie and sings for Queen?
Thing is, will he be talked a out more for his solo music, Q+AL or his covers. What do you think?
[QUOTE] [b]Iron Butterfly wrote:[/b]
From the ones who think he has replaced Freddie and sings for Queen?
Thing is, will he be talked a out more for his solo music, Q+AL or his covers. What do you think?
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No one with any sense thinks he's replaced Freddie, he says constantly he's not a replacement and doesn't like being called that. The media occasionally call him the Queen singer but that's likely just the way they word it they don't actually talk about him like that in articles and the average Queen fan definitely doesn't think he's replacing Freddie.
No idea what he'll be most known for and I don't think it matters, he's a singer and he'll be known for his voice whether that be singing solo music, Queen music or any other covers he's done it's the voice that gets talked about in the media and since he's all about the voice I'm sure he'll be happy with that. Would he like huge success with his solo music - yeah as much as any artist would but he's a realist and is happy he's still performing and has a career, anything else is a bonus.
[QUOTE] [b]rockchic65 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Iron Butterfly wrote:[/b]
From the ones who think he has replaced Freddie and sings for Queen?
Thing is, will he be talked a out more for his solo music, Q+AL or his covers. What do you think?
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No one with any sense thinks he's replaced Freddie, he says constantly he's not a replacement and doesn't like being called that. The media occasionally call him the Queen singer but that's likely just the way they word it they don't actually talk about him like that in articles and the average Queen fan definitely doesn't think he's replacing Freddie.
No idea what he'll be most known for and I don't think it matters, he's a singer and he'll be known for his voice whether that be singing solo music, Queen music or any other covers he's done it's the voice that gets talked about in the media and since he's all about the voice I'm sure he'll be happy with that. Would he like huge success with his solo music - yeah as much as any artist would but he's a realist and is happy he's still performing and has a career, anything else is a bonus.[/QUOTE]
I wish some of his fans knew he wasn't a replacement. Credit to him for saying he hasn't replaced Freddie, but I've noticed lately he has been saying he is the singer for Queen, which I disagree with. He is the singer for Brian and Roger.
I think he will be known for some his covers. The Believe one got much press, and it made Cher emotional, which I think had alot to do with it. His solo music isn't that noteworthy frankly.
To those who think AL is the better all and end all, if not for Brian and Roger and Queen, I doubt he would have the career he does now, if not for that.
Adam is mentioned these days in reference to Queen because he tours with them. That doesn’t make it legendary, nor does it mean he’ll be remembered for the association for centuries. They weren’t groundbreaking, they released no records. What radio play? What signature songs? Most diehard Queen fans, who contribute greatly to Freddie’s legacy, won’t care if Adam and Queen part ways.
Queen’s legendary songs keep the legacy going. Not their touring...
