Idol Headlines for 03/04/10
EXCLUSIVE: “VH1s Unplugged” Debuts on March 10 with Adam Lambert!
But good news: On March 10… Adam Lambert’s Unplugged will be upon us, the first of eight episodes which will also feature Phoenix (for MTV), The Script (for VH1) and Reba McEntire (for CMT).
Scott MacIntyre returns to the ‘Idol’ stage next week
Thursday night’s “American Idol” elimination episode features Danny Gokey performing his new single,” and Idol Tracker has learned that an episode next week will feature another season 8 alum.
Scott MacIntyre will return to the “Idol” stage on March 11 to sing the song “Heartstrings,” off his album of the same name, which is being released that day.
The vision-impaired piano man was a fan favorite last year, having risen up the “Idol” ranks to make the top 12. He was eliminated just about a year ago, after singing “The Search is Over.”
Paula Abdul opens ‘Drop Dead Diva’ for Lifetime, second season airs June 6
A great series on Lifetime is back for its sophomore season.
The second season of Lifetime Television’s hit series, “Drop Dead Diva,” will premiere Sunday, June 6, 2010, at 9pm ET/PT.
The season two opener will feature reality TV judge and singer/dancer Paula Abdul reprising her role as “Judge Paula Abdul,” a figment of Jane’s subconscious.
Read more: http://www.monstersandcritics.com/smallscreen/news/article_1538561.php/Paula-Abdul-opens-Drop-Dead-Diva-for-Lifetime-second-season-airs-June-6#ixzz0hF2g4WGu
Kellie Pickler Added to CMA Fest
Tim McGraw is coming back to the CMA Music Fest.
McGraw returns after a nine-year absence and joins Alan Jackson, Billy Currington and Kellie Pickler as new additions to this summer’s lineup for the annual festival in Nashville. (Carrie Underwood will also be headlining)
Don’t forget that Katharine McPhee appears on tonight’s Community on NBC, 8/7 pm.
More Idol Headlines after the JUMP…
Simon Cowell admits he’s ‘absolutely appalled’ at the way he has treated some contestants
“There’s many, many times where I’ve watched the show back and I’m absolutely appalled,” Cowell, 50, says during an upcoming interview on “Piers Morgan’s Life Stories.” “You do the show, you’re not aware of what’s happening in the room outside. You know, somebody just said, ‘My dog Lassie died yesterday,’ I’m in a bad mood and, you know, awful, and you see it in that context, it’s very, very difficult to watch.”
Ellen DeGeneres needs to bring her A-game to ‘American Idol’
In other words, for all her chirpy “I’m just a gal who’s happy to be here” persona, DeGeneres is a force to be reckoned with, a woman with as much ambition and chutzpah as Harvey Weinstein or, for that matter, Simon Cowell.
So what’s with the shrinking violet act on “American Idol”?
Hinder singer on Lee DeWyze: ‘A front-runner with a great voice’
Last night, “American Idol” Top 24 contender Lee DeWyze proved his vocal might when he took on Hinder’s “Lips of an Angel.” Though the judges pointed out some minor pitch problems and a terrified look on his face, for the most part, their reaction was overwhelmingly positive. Kara DioGuardi told the 23-year-old Mount Prospect, Ill., native that his voice was a good fit for “radio right now,” Ellen DeGeneres called his performance “great,” while Simon Cowell declared that Lee was “head and shoulders above everyone else” and “may be the one to beat.”
Adam Lambert: Sydney Stud
Enjoying some time down under, Adam Lambert was spotted hamming it up at the media call for Sydney, Australia’s Mardi Gras Party today (March 4).
The “American Idol” alum looked handsome in a black zip-up vest over a shiny black shirt with black jeans and black boots.
American Idol’s Adam Lambert explains how he wants to be a positive role model
IT STARTED with a kiss.
Unfortunately for homophobic America, it was a kiss between gay singer Adam Lambert and a male bandmate on live TV as part of the American Music Awards last November.
The kiss lasted seconds but the fallout lingered.
Overnight, Good Morning America axed a planned Lambert performance citing the AMA “controversy” that received 1500 complaints.
‘American Idol’: Katharine McPhee’s advice to the top 20: ‘Pick a direction’
Katharine McPhee hasn’t caught a lot of “American Idol” this season, but she can still feel the show’s impact.
Granted, the season 5 runner-up has had a few things on her plate. In addition to touring in support of her album “Unbroken,” she has a guest-starring role on NBC’s “Community” next week and was just cast in an NBC comedy pilot called “The Pink House.”
Syesha Mercado and the original Dreamgirls celebrate opening night at the Ahmanson
“Tonight was really scary,” “American Idol” alum Syesha Mercado said after “Dreamgirls” opened Tuesday night at the Ahmanson Theatre. Season 7’s second runner-up had just arrived at the after-party at downtown L.A.’s J Restaurant and Lounge shortly before the divalicious hour of 1 a.m.
“I’m having a little trouble breathing,” she said. “I was backstage hyperventilating, so during the second act, they had to bring an oxygen tank backstage. It was amazing just to get through tonight. With everybody who was out there, it was very nerve-wracking.”
“Everybody” also included Angela Bassett and Courtney Vance, “High School Musical 3’s” Monique Coleman, Nia Long, “Paranormal Activity’s” Ashley Palmer, “Lincoln Heights’” Eric Hubbard and America’s newest “it” girl, Betty White. Of course, Mercado had her “Idol” peeps in the audience too – David Hernandez and Jordin Sparks, who tweeted, “Syesha killed it as Deena Jones. Amazing job, girl!”
Theater review: ‘Dreamgirls’ at the Ahmanson Theatre
Powerhouse singing is hardly in short supply in the bluntly entertaining touring production of “Dreamgirls,” Tom Eyen and Henry Krieger’s groundbreaking 1981 musical loosely based on the career of the “Supremes,” which opened Tuesday at the Ahmanson Theatre.
Residents of downtown Los Angeles may have heard the sonic boom that nearly short-circuited a swath of the city when Moya Angela delivered the first act finale, “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going” — Effie White’s anthem of heartbreak denial that turned two Jennifers, Holliday and Hudson, into instant national treasures.
Just Jason
The first thing you notice about Jason Castro is that he’s totally real. But when he opens his mouth to sing, it’s like watching a different person. “I really think music is an extension of one’s self,” he says. ”One can’t go without the other, so my personality and character are a huge part of the music and that’s what people have told me they love about it – just the realness and that they can feel my heart and the emotion in the songs when I perform them.”
inPhotos: Lil Mo, Williams Record ‘Song’ For Haiti
Lil’ Mo, Michelle Williams and Tye Tribbett were all on hand for the recording of “Prayer Song,” a record benefiting “Hope For Haiti” Tuesday.
Also featuring Krishnar Lewis, Anwar Robinson, Nikki Ross and more, the recording went down at MSR Studios in Time Square (NY). At this point there is no word as to when the single will be released.
Both Michelle Williams and Lil’ Mo tweeted from the event, writing:
‘Dancing with the Stars’ Casting Secrets Revealed
Can you imagine Bill Clinton on “Dancing with the Stars”? How about Jennifer Aniston? Both celebrities would be dream “gets” for Deena Katz, the senior producer on ABC’s hit show.
“I would kill to have Bill Clinton,” Deena tells ET. “I’d love Jennifer Aniston….There’s always the fun Sarah Palins of the world…”
But assembling the celebrity cast for the dance competition is not as easy as it looks. You can’t just say yes to everyone who wants to participate.
“It’s like a jigsaw puzzle — they have to fit in with whatever the cast is,” says Deena.
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Worst ‘American Idol’ Semifinalists Ever: #3 — Bobby Bennett
We barely got to know him, since he was voted out during the first week of the season 5 semifinals. But as we quickly learned, once was plenty, perhaps even too much.
In what may be the worst ‘American Idol’ song choice on record, Bennett made his live debut with, oh yes, Barry Manilow’s ‘Copacabana.’
With awkward dance moves and, at one point, an unfortunate wink to the camera, Bennett came off looking more Vegas-bound than, well, Manilow himself. ‘Idol’ appeared to have officially discovered the makings of a true star — of wedding receptions, that is.
David Otunga Would Marry Fiancee Jennifer Hudson In The Wrestling Ring
A rumor that wrestling star David Otunga wanted to marry his superstar fiancée Jennifer Hudson in the WWE ring recently spread on the Internet. And although it seems a slim possibility that that will happen, Otunga is not exactly dead-set against the idea of saying “I do” in front of thousands of wrestling fans.
“It was an interview and somebody asked me [if I would marry Jennifer in the ring],” he explained to MTV News about the origin of the wedding rumor. “I don’t think she’d go for it, but that’d be cool.”
Kara DioGuardi’s Missing Wedding Ring
MYFOXNY.COM – You may have noticed that American Idol judge Kara DioGuardi has not been sporting her wedding ring this week on the hit Fox show.
She married teacher-turned-general contractor Mike McCuddy last July.
Observant viewer, and Fox 5 anchor, Greg Kelly noticed that she has not been wearing a ring recently.
It turns out that it is not a signal of a rocky marriage. It turns out that she doesn’t wear it when she decides that it doesn’t match the outfit she is wearing.
DioGuardi tells Fox 5’s Anne Craig that her husband always wears his ring.
Bonus numbers! Kelly Clarkson, Kris Allen, Allison Iraheta, more
I got a few new numbers, mostly requests, from the latest Nielsen SoundScan information. No weekly sales, but some release-to-date figures I know some of you have been wanting for a while.
Enjoy!
Simon Cowell Admits He’s ‘Smitten’ with Bride-to-Be
But in an interview with fellow Britain’s Got Talent judge Piers Morgan, scheduled to air Saturday on Piers Morgan’s Life Stories: Simon Cowell in the U.K., the sharp-tongued Brit uncharacteristically opens his heart, confessing that he’s “smitten” with new fiancée, Mezghan Hussainy.
“You confuse lust with love, you know, when you’re in your teens and stuff like that,” Cowell says. “It’s a difficult thing to describe other than you know it when you are.”
The ‘American Idol’ Judge Power Rankings: Narrowing down the Top 20, Ellen takes a nose dive
Little bit of a shakeup this week. Simon continues to reign, Kara downplays her love of Casey, Randy continues to confuse while still getting paid, and Ellen takes a turn for the worse thanks to Tim Urban. This week’s judge rankings:
‘Bachelor’ Jason Mesnick, Molly Malaney on the wedding, ‘American Idol’s’ Jason Castro
On performer Jason Castro of “American Idol”
Molly: I always knew when I walked down the aisle, I didn’t want to walk down to the typical wedding march song. I wanted to do something more modern. Jason and I both love the version of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” that Jason Castro sang on “American Idol.” The person who did it originally has passed away … so it was a very easy choice to see if [Jason Castro] would do this favor for us. He was absolutely phenomenal, blew us away.
Jason: He was a really good guy.
The Girls Who Dreamed of Being, Well, ‘Dreamgirls’
The legendary 1981 musical, which originally starred Jennifer Holliday, Sheryl Lee Ralph and Loretta Devine, is currently playing at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles through April 4.
Mercado was standing outside of Radio City Music Hall when she got the call that she had scored the role of Deena. She had been waiting all night to hear the news. She couldn’t sleep.
When she finally got the call, she jumped up and down with excitement. After all, this was her first big show. The woman who had wanted to be a performer ever since she was a child could hardly contain herself.
“It was like a dream come true,” said Mercado, who admitted she had never seen any of the touring productions of the show before landing the role. “This was all very new to me.”
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Very true. I think this was a strong consensus after last week’s clunkers too.
Maybe the Top 36 format from last year just made it work better for me, as in, we could easily get rid of the 9 peeps each week who clearly weren’t really going to ever win, and just keep three. I generall feel that way after watching this year’s early rounds too. It’s basically what happens every year I guess.
Right, but there definitely has been lots of chatter not even only here in the past seasons about “plants” – and people even questioned if people like Cook should be allowed on the show because he had an album out (never mind that my brother also has an album out – and he is very, very far from famous, lol – anyone can put an album out if you can pay for it). I didn’t pay as much attention last year but I know S7 there was a lot of talk about Carly’s record deal, Michael John’s past record deal, Archie’s Star Search, etc.
I feel bad but I find him unwatchable. I wanted him off my TV last year, badly.
Worse than Tim Urban. One of the worst contestants the show has ever had. I can’t believe he is going to be back on.
better than most, but not better than Lee or Andrew.
Yeah. In a perfect Idol universe, you would have a blend of diamonds in the rough alongside more experienced talent. I don’t like it if the entire cast is too polished. There’s liitle room for growth if everyone in 90% complete before they hit the stage. If Idol is supposed to be at least partly about this great ‘journey’ you need someone who can make noticeable strides. That way, we’ll appreciate what they’ve accomplished all the more, IMO.
More than anything, it’s how TPTB sells it. They can weave gold out of straw if so inclined.
Doesn’t his appearance have something to do with Scott not getting to perform with his celebrity on dueling pianos for the S8 Finale? Guess the producers wanted to save face with that just a bit.
It did occur to me that Cook/Archie fans were probably making the same comments at the start of last year.
But I’ll be the first to readily admit that Adam may have officially ruined Idol for me. I still enjoy the show and will continue to watch and maybe even vote and root for people (a la S6 in the aftermath of my Daughtry worship), but that’s about it for now.
Oh, and I’ll reserve judgement till after we’ve given these guys a few more weeks to show their stuff, but I will say that the general consensus from the day-to-day fans and critics (not just people like me totally obsessed with a previous contestant) seems to be pretty lackluster right now. But again, things can definitely change.
And I’ve never understood that. Without launching into any kind of debate over who had too much experience before idol, I’ll just say that I think the current rules are pretty fair – if you have a current contract, you can’t do the show, but otherwise, you’re just another struggling musician trying to make it in a very difficult industry.
Hells no! Not worse than Urban! Though I’ll admit Scott is still one of the worst they’ve ever had, just not as bad as Urban.
You weren’t around last year? Maybee it’s just me but it felt like it was even worse. Several idol bloggers saying that the show had jumped the shark with the top 36 format, the completely arranged wildcard show, the obvious pimpage of three contestants, Normund and Tatiana…
It’s great to see that now “Alone” or “Hero” are considered landmark performances when at the time every other comment accentuated the fact that we hadn’t seen a “Hello” or “Imagine” or “Hallelujah”…
IMO, several blogs at this time of the season are occupied by mostly fans of the previous one and it takes a little for new fans to join the circus. Of course sometimes it never happens like in season 6.
I wasn’t on MJ’s, but was on EW, and was very familiar with the comments about the Wild Card, Top 36, four judges etc ruining AI. And, actually I still think 4 judges was a mistake, so that still stands.
My biggest issue, personally, with this year, though, is with the contestants. Just no WOW moments jumping out at me. I know it takes time, but believe me, even before I loved certain contestants last year, I at least recognized the WOW factor in them, even in the early stages. Again, this is just personal, and for me it boils down to the fact that this year TPTB are focusing too much on indie artists that are just generally not my cuppa (where are my rockers, damn it!) and that they’re focusing on people with less polish and experience (again, something I don’t like in my idol contestants).
haha this is too cute.
ImMattGiraud: # The plane I’m on officially supports American Idol. 1 because I’m on it and 2 it’s playing “Time of My Life” by @thedavidcook good Jam man
about 2 hours ago via Echofon
thedavidcook: @ImMattGiraud – thank you sir. Must’ve been quite the experience, flying by the very magic rainbow I was singing about…
about 1 hours ago via mobile web
Valentin432’s right. It’s like this every season. Personally, I’m enjoying this season a lot, especially compared to the first two-thirds of last year. S8 really didn’t get good until the Top 5.
I actually think the judges have improved this year – Ellen’s still finding her footing but Simon is the most on-point and engaged I’ve seen him in years, and even Randy and Kara have at least increased the percentage of cogent, constructive commentary in their remarks. I just think the tone is more professional and focused than it has been in a long time, even when I factor in a lot of Kara’s increasingly embarrassing behavior.
Also? I’m *really* loving having some interesting girls to root for.
Yep, it is the “song that never ends, it goes round and round my friend.” LOL Each year there are a bunch of ’stans who stay stuck in the previous season, convinced their guy or girl was the be all and end all of the show and then -SURPRISE-the show moves on just fine and new contestants catch on. Last year it was DC fans. This year it’s Adam’s fans. This time next year I expect there will be a bunch of Crystal Bowersox fans who sniff at all the new contestants and complain about how none of them are as awesome as Crystal.
It’s even cuter when you see what Dave’s reply tweet looked like on an iPhone. The emoticon he used could only be seen on certain phones. Cook is a funny dude:
http://twitpic.com/16mdz1
Thank you posting these. She is amazing! Tears!
Ha! What a goofball with the little rainbow emoticon. He is too funny.
(And the Magic Rainbow REALLY will never die)
I completely understand where you’re coming from and that’s another element that makes the transition even harder from season 8 to 9, they are a completely different crew of contestants.
Personally, even tough they were awesome last year I’m kind of over “rockers” on Idol. I loved both Adam and Allison (still do) but I am not happy that they didn’t go the whole way and record a rock album (and no I don’t want to have the whole discussion over Adam being a multi faceted artist, I have paid my dues on that front).
What’s the point to present yourself in a certain way for 15 weeks in front of 25 million viewers. if it’s to sell the last Max Martin single afterwards?
Magic rainbow must be feeling so loved today bwhaha!
It’s funny you should say that. Last night Jimmy Kimmel made fun of Kara’s inching closer and closer to Simon. Check it out…
http://abc.go.com/watch/clip/jimmy-kimmel-live/SH005455790000/20957/252905?&clipId=252905&playlistId=20957&cid=siteplayer
lol magic rainbow is the only dc song on my iPod!!! I was never a fan on idol-I barely noticed him(don’t kill me please).But I FLIVE the little lies thing with Kris dc and adam
I wouldn’t say Adam “ruined” idol for me,just because I’ve found my idol doesn’t mean I’m not obsessed with the show still.
I guess for the same reason Danny went country, Archie went teenie pop, Cook went soft rock, etc. Allison’s 1st single wasn’t a young Janis Joplin vibe. Kris’ album isn’t striped down and acoustic.
The songs that work on AI are very different from the songs that are hitting it big on radio. Can you see someone doing Bad Romance or Tik Tok on Idol? Now, that would be interesting!
Are you joking? Bad Romance was featured very heavily on group day.
I think so too. It’s that they found a song that they could fit into their style.
I have also noticed in thinking about it that the most sucessful rearrangements do not really change the basic melody of the song. They may change the tempo, and the instrumentation like with Billie Jean and Hello, and with Kris with Heartless, but they didn’t really make huge changes to the vocal melody. They did just enough to change the genre and style of the song while keeping the song intact.
OMG. *stab* Just kidding. LOL Of all songs you have the magic rainbow? Blech. And I say blech as a huge Cookie fan. (You should get the album). Plus he’s hot. I’m so shallow.
Carrie and Daughtry made albums that reflected their persona on the show. No matter who wins Idol you can be 100% confident that Max Martin, Ryan Tedder and Kara will be writing songs for their album. I can already hear them.
That’s why the whole singer/songwriter thing will never work for Idol. Those types are like poets where the song writing talent is #1. Why spend weeks listening to singers like that do kareoke. Pretty big waste of time. How about one night of them doing an original song.
What?!?!?
I do think it’s hard when you get really invested in a contestant to move onto the next season. You fave is still very much in the public eye with songs on the charts, playing shows, and doing press, so it’s pretty easy to stay focused on them rather than getting into a whole new crop of unknowns.
Personally I’m enjoying S9 so far. The guys are pretty weak (IMO) but it’s an interesting group of women, very different from the typical AI Mariah/Whitney/Celine singers. And I agree with those upthread that aside from Kara’s really ill-advised attempts to fill the Paula “girlie girl” role the judging seems more focused and coherent than in recent years. If Ellen hits her stride and Kara settles down and stays in her own chair it could be a pretty decent judges panel (still would rather have just 3 though).
Me too!
It’s that too many of them are too green. It’s not America’s Most Improved Idol. I don’t mind a couple of growth arc peeps. It loses its charm when 5 of the 10 guys are literally scared to get on the stage.
Kara told Haeley she needed a year to work on her voice. Why didn’t they tell her that in Hollywood and tell her to come back next year?
Hundreds of thousands of people tried out . I wouldn’t mind a couple of contestants like the two Davids or like Kradison. I’ll still watch, but so far it’s feeling like season 6…with something missing from the contestants and judges.
Yeah, me too. I likes. Really when you think about it, it looks like the season will be pretty good. Here’s the way I break it down in my head:
Almost guaranteed in the top 12: Crystal, Lily, Sibbohan, Casey, Big Mike, Andrew, Lee
Should make it, unless they tank horribly next week out of nowhere: Kaetyln, Alex, Katie
That’s 10 out of 12 people and to me, they represent a nice mix of mostly interesting singers, some more seasoned than others, but interesting none the less. And when you figure the last 2 spots will likely be filled by ether good singers who are still finding their way (Didi, Paige, arguably Aaron) or entertaining trainwrecks (Haeyley, Tim, Todrick) then its looking pretty good from here to me.
It’s pretty simple…you record what sells. Pop is selling right now, not rock. If Adam wants a sustained career with his label, he’ll record what sells. Maybe, if he’s lucky and has a lot of success with a couple albums, he’ll be able to record something different…that is, if he indeed wants to record anything different. He likes pop, so who knows.
Didn’t a lot of people expect harder rock from Daughtry? I thought people thought he would put out rock that sounded more like Fuel instead of Nickelback. He went more mainstream rock and it ended up working out for him. You can’t blame him for trying to sell albums.
Carrie hit the mark pretty close. I do think AI country fans were expecting more in the vein of JTTW and not so much Before He Cheats. I bet the BHC mv was a shocker to many of the AI viewers. It all worked out pretty nicely for her too!
Exactly! If he had recorded a rock album, there’d be a whole host of “experts” potificating on blogs saying things like, “Why the hell did he record a rock album? Everyone knows rock doesn’t get played on the radio!” lol.
Of course, he could have gone lite-rock like Daughtry, but that would have generated a different set of complaints. (Not knocking Daughtry, btw, I like him.) Can’t please everyone and, as tls said, Adam likes pop.
Yep, Fuel or maybe Tool, but not watered down Nickleback. I think that was a greater disappointment to me than him being voted off early.
I don’t expect them to sing what they do on the show. I mean, seriously, most of what they sing is 20+ years old. Does anyone really expect them to put out albums of 60’s standards or disco? It’s one of the reasons that I hate themes. So often they leave the contestants with nothing but dated sounding music.
Personally, I like the idea of letting the contestants choose from a group of original songs towards the top 4 or 3, allowing them to work with the band to make it along the lines of their own style.
I think so too. I liked the past couple of seasons where people had more experience. Especially with the fact that some of these people are going to have a record contract and a cd coming out in the next 6 months.
I’m not seeing much star quality or charisma yet this season, but I know this might change as the season goes on. Maybe it will be interesting to see them as they develop.
I think I’ve been in the middle on experience. I’m not a huge fan of people who had a major recording contract in the past being on, it seems an unfair advantage, even if they didn’t keep it. Also, having won prior major singing contests seems a tad unfair also. Someone putting out a self-made, self-produced record like David Cook, toiling away in obscurity for years with tons of gigs and barely surviving, I don’t consider an unfair advantage. I also think someone with a lot of high-profile industry connections, even if they were not AI employees, seems like a plant to me. Some theater experience I think is a good thing, or touring experience. I like the middle, where you aren’t scared to perform, but you don’t have a huge advantage or haven’t already had major-label level support.
removing because I think it’s bogus. If it turns out not to be I will apologize tomorrow …
I actually feel like winning a singing contest is something anyone can do with very little experience except for being good. Being in a band for years gives one tons of experience. I was fine with Cook since he didn’t have a recording contract, but I do feel he was VERY experienced, even if it was in obscurity.
Really like how this article starts out talking about the Fantasy Springs concert:
“Great music should carry you somewhere beyond yourself, to places recollected and imagined. Adam Lambert’s first solo concert at the Fantasy Springs Resort in Indio, California was like riding such a sonic wave into memory and fantasy. ”
http://www.rockstarweekly.com/content/view/1511/204/
WOW Adam’s voice on Voodoo sounds like nothing else on his CD. It’s like an eighty’s song mixed with today electronics stuff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTJRPk6W8lc
voodoo!!! adam co-wrote with sam sparro! this has to be on eclipse!
this is soooo about drake. the “voodoo” rolling stone reference plus “bayou”-drakes from louisiana
Voodoo kind of has a Blondie(Deborah Harry) vibe to it for me?
I like it, but can see where he thought it did not fit into his album.
lorismile:
03/04/2010 at 11:05 pm
“WOW Adam’s voice on Voodoo sounds like nothing else on his CD. It’s like an eighty’s song mixed with today electronics stuff.”
I love the song and I thought it would be great as a soundtrack for a movie.
KrisAllen
#I bet Shaun white doesn’t feel like this after he snowboards. about 1 hours ago via Echofon
LOL – sounds like someone may be a little sore. Hopefully he didn’t actually hurt himself. And nice that he got to relax and have some fun
LOL at Kris teaching this Radio Disney dude how to play Whitesnake!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V63D66Uy1uI&feature=player_embedded