Adam Lambert – Yahoo Music Interview and More

By On 02/03/2010 · 108 Comments · In Adam Lambert, American Idol

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Check out part 2 of Lyndsey Parker’s “back porch” interview with Adam Lambert. Part 2 is all about the music. A couple of interesting tidbits: The Sam Sparrow song “Voodoo” that was left off the album will be included in an upcoming EP of remixes. And that rumor about a possible Justin Timberlake collaboration? Not true.

I’ve included Part 1, in case you missed it.

BONUS: Dave and Jimmy Grammy interview. Adam’s brother, who traveled to LA from Brooklyn to help celebrate Adam’s birthday, surprised him on air. Very cute.

Video after the jump…

Part 2

Part 1 (If you missed it)

Dave and Jimmy – Adam Lambert Grammy interview (Adam’s brother surprises him)

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  • dhunken

    sr4mjc
    02/04/2010 at 9:50 am

    I’ll post this also in the headlines thread, but I see Adam’s name on this cd!

    http://www.walmart.com/ip/13376052

    Did you see that Susan Boyle’s Wild Horses is on this cd as well. #14 Wow Susan Boyle with a Dance club remix.

  • http://mjsbigblog.com/luvadamlamberts-american-idol-tour-2009-washington-dc-re-cap.htm luvadamlambert

    Fianlly watched it.like Kara,5 words: BEST.INTERVIEW.EVER

    lol rrly? Music by a scottish cat lady in a club? Wow

  • Laury

    LOL Saga I never expect that!! SuBo’s Dance club remix song.

  • sr4mjc

    Oh No! I didn’t see that So-Bo (as the call her on the disc) remix! yuck..

    I guess RCA just gets a small cut of sales on this?

  • karenc

    If rock is dying, it’s due to having been left to the devices of more neutral/neutered musicians, like some mentioned by previous posters. Rock used to be dangerous! and exciting!, but the type of rock now heard on pop radio mostly sounds indistinguishable from Christian rock – pretty bland and very safe. (No offense intended to CR fans.)

    The problem, though, may not be that the musicians aren’t out there, it may have more to do with the attitude by the record companies that rock music won’t have a hit. I’m sure there are plenty of rock bands out there that will not get signed by a major label because of this. I am hoping that there will be a band that really changes what is going on in music, like Guns and Roses in the late 80′s then Nirvana in the 90′s. Though even if an artist isn’t really creating or bringing back a sound, they could create some terrific music within the type of music they are in.

    I am also a fan of David Cook, and I really like his more rock orientated music, some of which wasn’t on the cd but he did it on tour. This may explain why there weren’t more rock songs actually on the cd, or even of the songs that were released, because the record companies do not believe a rock song can be a hit.

    I think that rock seems to be gaining a bit of popularity this year, especially with Kings of Leonand Paramour being so popular. It might be that I’m listening to music more, but it seems like there is more that I like. I mainly like classic and alternative rock. I also like Muse, and can see Adam doing that type of rock, which he touches on in this cd. Before this past years a lot of the alternative bands that were out were interchangeble to me.

    I do think that if Adam had tried to do more of a rock cd, it might have been sucessful being that the rock songs he did on the show were well liked. If he wanted to do something different, that’s his choice over what kind of artist he wants to be. I do really like some songs on his cd, and I love him and his voice.

  • celtcwrtr

    lambert’s not only extremely talented, but also an intelligent and savvy entertainer, who recognizes the industry for what it is.

    the interview was also somewhat depressing and poignant, as it illustrates and brings to light the downward spiral of the music industry to what it has devolved to today.

    oh for the glory days of geffen… music, film and the written word have not benefited by the corporate bean counter mentality who controls things and does not possess a creative bone in its body. it’s all about the bottom line.

    so why ask why? what is is.

  • lazyc0w

    great interview and rather sad regarding the music business. yeah its a must watch interview for all.

    btw.. so how many unitsof album did he sell last week? I didn’t see any update regarding the units sold for album, only saw for singles.

  • lazyc0w

    I love music again! And seems like soo many do. Most people think its different and like the rock and dance vibe to it. So isn’t that a good representative of what the response would be to the song? Most ppl seem to like it more than not, so isn’t that a good reason to make it into the next single?

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