Comments on: Gaga and Glambert: Post-Sexy

By: TreyAvilaOA

TreyAvilaOA — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 08:12:42 +0000

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By: jon patel

jon patel — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 10:02:29 +0000

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By: jimmymaher

jimmymaher — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 10:17:56 +0000

This cover screams Adam Lambert, and if you dont like it, I have a feeling Adam doesnt want you listening to the damn thing anyhow. Adam has the strength and the self-assurance to be who he is without conforming to anyones expectations. To me, that is commendable. The music scene has been stale and boring for too long now. Maybe it takes someone outrageous who is also talented, like Adam and also Lady Gaga, to shake things up and bring some excitement back into music. There is way to much pap, rap and crap out there nowadays, and I for one welcome a change. Korean Ginseng

By: Oneida

Oneida — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 03:30:59 +0000

Magister, Lambert is more than just ‘some guy who placed on a reality show.’ He was the STAR of the Idol Tour in 52 cities this past summer, selling out most of the arenas toward the end of the tour, bringing down the house everywhere. He’s been in show biz for years, had been in the cast of Wicked for two years. He has a phenomenal voice and stage presence, connects with his audience and leaves them screaming for more. AMA perf was probably the worst vocally he’s been this year. It’s a shame he went for shock instead of his usual stellar vocal performances. He apparently felt he needed to send a message- definitely chose the wrong time, place and vehicle. Check out youtube perf.on CBS and Letterman this past week and then tell me he is just some guy. This is not your ordinary entertainer. If he plays his cards right, he will be a huge star. Remains to be seen yet, if he has the wisdom and patience, however. He could also go down in flames.

By: ccatl

ccatl — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:50:21 +0000

OK Chuck, we get it you don’t like gay people.

But that aside, you cannot deny that Lady Gaga is the ultimate amalgamation of Elton, Freddy, Bowie and Madonna. She represents pure talent wrapped in a cloak of the unexpected and brilliant. She does push the envelope, but don’t all great artists? How arrogant that we think that our age of entertainment is the pinnacle, that we alone are the future. We are not. We are just another milepost along the way and Lady Gaga is the next stage of our artistic evolution. She is willing to try new things, challenge her audience, and keep us all guessing. And to top that off… she can sing and play piano like nobodies business.

I invite you to go to youtube and look up her acoustic version of “Poker Face.” Her talent is obvious. But for some reason I doubt you will be able to see past your mundane and vanilla choice of entertainment and wrap your smooth brain around this artistic magic.

Oh… and it’s a well known fact that those who lash out at others for their gender identity are actually suffering from their own innate sense of who they are, yet unwilling to embrace… sexually speaking.

By: Chuck Varrick

Chuck Varrick — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 14:50:35 +0000

And this is the best America can offer….good God we really are headed downward. Please…are there any artists with real talent left? Not two has beens that are where they are because one is a flamer and the other hasn’t been determined to be either male or female yet.

By: Magister

Magister — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:14:13 +0000

I’m going to preface this comment by saying that I follow pop music as a component of pop culture, but I don’t actually listen to the stuff, so I’m not really an expert on either performer.

With that said, it appears to me that the Lady Gaga character is centered on confidence, but when you look beneath the mask, I don’t see confidence in Miss Germanotta’s eyes. Whenever I’ve seen her perform, it’s as if an unsure young singer is hiding behind a very flamboyant, calculated persona.

As for the Lambert fellow, if I’m not mistaken, his first album is being released today and prior to this, he was just some guy who placed on a reality show. You used the word “manufactured” to describe his performance, but because he’s yet to actually do anything except participate in pre-product publicity, one could argue that everything about him is manufactured and it would be stretching it to call him a “star”.