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hootie60 |
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Didn't he kick the $#@t! out of it in a hissy fit?
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Sheri |
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LeeLeeRaRa wrote: Ungodly acts. |
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Cheezerella |
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hootie60 wrote:I can't find a video of it anywhere, damnit. It's so good. Didn't it take place somewhere during the Idol tour? It was from a Backstage Special. The platform that should've taken him up on stage stopped just below stage level and he almost tripped on stage because of it. And then he went backstage and threw a fit about it while stomping down the hallways and then he walked back, to a coke machine and started knocking on the machine with his limpy limpy wrist and said "HELLOOOOO?" I don't know, it was random and funny and I need a gif or a video. So bad. |
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Will |
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I thought he was using it during a reenactment for the camera? Because of a dead mic?
Quick, Claymates, enlighten us! |
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highwind44029 |
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I only remembered it as hilarious, but OMG being reminded of the "HELLO?" makes it even funnier.
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hootie60 |
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Cheezerella wrote:That's pretty much what happened. I saw the clip once but I don't care enough to go looking for it. It was funny cause he was a big sissy diva, way back then too! |
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Jessica A Wakefield |
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I just wanted to point out that Adam didn't come up with that version of Ring of Fire.� I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that he did Dilana's
version from Rock Star Supernova.� IMO, Dilana's is better.
Ok, back to fantarding ladies and gents. :) |
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Cheezerella |
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Shit, you guys, it's 2.20 in the a.m. here right now but it doesn't matter, I
found it! Huzzah!
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Will |
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Kim's in a lot of the video <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
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XianneKei |
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He has mentioned the Dilanna (not sure how that is spelled) several times in different interviews. He said, he had heard it and he knew that is what he wanted
to do with the song.
I just wanted to point out that Adam didn't come up with that version of Ring of Fire.� I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that he did Dilana's version from Rock Star Supernova.� IMO, Dilana's is better.Dilana's may be better -- I haven't had the opportunity to listen yet. I didn't really like that version of Ring of Fire -- it's a great song in it's on right -- but what I appreciated about (and this was the song that made me pay attention to Adam) it was that he took a chance to do something different. He made the theme fit his style -- instead of making himself fit the theme. Personally, I admire that. |
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eraserhead19 |
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Cheezerella wrote: I knew Ring of Fire was done by someone else in that style. I loved Adam's version. |
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reggierules |
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And too flamingly gay for gay men like ReggieRules and Son of Abraxas.I feel like this is an R rated version of the porridge story. Too hot, too cold, just right. Anyway, I really want nothing more for Adam than to be who he is. I don't think he ever showed that on Idol...but whatever to that. My point? I'm going to hate him anyway. *Shrug* Luckily, I'll never have to seriously have him shoved down my throat either. *Insert herpes joke here* And Idol, for future reference, I like my gay men straight, tysm. |
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mom2jdbe |
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Will wrote: JennaMarty (in the Comments) seems like a nasty bitch: It must have been "that time of the month" for prissy, little diva Clay. HAHA!! I hope he has it under control now, or his little boy toy will get tired of it and dump him. :D She should post here <3 |
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Phaoxx |
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Jessica A Wakefield wrote: �� "Dilana Responds to American Idols Adam Lamberts Ring of Fire Performance" When asked today what she thought of Adam Lambert's performance from March 17, 2009 of Johnny Cash's �Ring of Fire Dilana responded with, " I am stoked that Adam Lambert from American Idol chose to use my version of Ring of fire on last night's episode. �It's an honor knowing that my arrangement and "cashmere" version of the Johnny Cash classic "turned him on" �to the point where he wanted to use it on the show." The people in Dilana's camp also stated that she would love a chance to meet with Adam on the show and do a duet with him. Adam did say to Randy Travis when being mentored that he was doing�a version of Ring of Fire that he had heard�that had a middle-eastern flare to it, he just never said it was on Rockstar: Supernova.� But a friend of mine insists that Jeff Buckley did a similar version well before Dilana did and that's where Adam probably got it from but I can't seem to find this Jeff Buckley version, I'd love to find it if he really did do a version. |
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PhantomPlanetQueen |
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Cheezerella wrote: I remember that! "Lift me up---on the stage." |
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meerkats |
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I freakin' love that clip! You gotta love it when Kim has to take on the role of stage producer or tech person as the crew obviously didn't even pay attention to whether mics were working or not. "lift me up...on the stage" and "hellllo!" is too funny. |
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mom2jdbe |
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meerkats wrote: AI seems to have been particularly cheapass in the early days. The idols probably got extra pay for wearing multiple hats. And I must say that I actually find Clay more interesting after watching that video. He's pretty good at being a bitch. |
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abrahammy |
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OK, there are several people here who will gleefully tell you that I know whereof I speak on Clay Aiken. He is excellent at being a bitch and has been for
some time. For what it's worth, I agree with a lot of what he said in his blog - he's right about the level of manipulation involved. The place where
he went bitchy was in evaluating both Kris and Adam without actually, you know, LISTENING to either one.
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dagny1331 |
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I don't know much about Clay, but I had the same thought--he didn't watch the season, picks Adam's most controversial early performance, and then
goes to the media with his opinion? Bad, self-interest form.
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