Multi Camera HD Video! Queen + Adam Lambert "The Show Must Go On" Screencaps

 Terrific Multi Camera HD Video! Queen + Adam Lambert "The Show Must Go On" London July/12/2012 
 Video and Screencaps:
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Sam Smith "Leave Your Lover" Adam Lambert "Tracks of My Tears"

I don't have much to give, but I don't care for gold

What use is money, when you need someone to hold?

Don't have direction, I'm just rolling down this road

Waiting for you to bring me in from out the cold

You'll never know the endless nights, the rhyming of the rain,

Or how it feels to fall behind and watch you call his name

Pack up and leave everything,

Don't you see what I can bring

Can't keep this beating heart at bay

Set my midnight sorrow free,

I will give you all of me

Just leave your lover, leave him for me.

Leave your lover, leave him for me.

We sit in bars and raise our drinks to growing old

Oh, I'm in love with you and you will never know,

But if I can't have you I'll walk this life alone

Spare you the rising storms and let the rivers flow

You'll never know the endless nights, the rhyming of the rain

Or how it feels to fall behind and watch you call his name

Pack up and leave everything,

Don't you see what I can bring

Can't keep this beating heart at bay

Set my midnight sorrow free,

I will give you all of me

Just leave your lover, leave him for me

Leave your lover, leave him for me.

Leave your lover, leave him for me.

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Fun Video:  Sam Smith hears Adam Lambert sing "Lay Me Down" for the first time On Fox FM in Australia, via Byron Cooke, MusicGeek 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCu4O2iWkTU&sns=tw

Video is also in my gallery:

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Adam Lambert Bio at Amazon

When Adam Lambert appeared on the eighth season of American Idol, people couldn’t stop talking about the shape-shifting, 6’1” singer with the glam-rock sartorial flair, razor-sharp sense of humor, and jaw-dropping, powerhouse voice. In 2009, Lambert released his debut album, For Your Entertainment, scored the smash single “Whataya Want From Me,” and set out on his 2010 Glam Nation World Tour, taking his electrifying show to thousands of fans across the globe who screamed his name and happily sang along with every word of his genre-bending electro-pop-rock songs.

Where For Your Entertainment was all glitter and glam-rock, Trespassing, which is Executive Produced by Lambert, is part buoyant dance-pop with a funk-rock sensibility, and part brooding introspection. Working with such top-notch producers as Dr. Luke, Pharrell Williams, Benny Blanco, Josh Abraham, Ollie G, Lester Mendez, Robert Marvin and Rune Westberg, as well as gifted songwriters Bruno Mars, Claude Kelly, Bonnie McKee, Sam Sparro, and BC Jean, Lambert has crafted an album that reveals both his dark and light sides, and the complex gray area in between.

Says Lambert: “On the album’s lighter side, 'Cuckoo’ is me flying my crazy freak-flag loud and proud, and ‘Naked Love’ leads the search for unpretentious, genuine romance. ‘Kickin In’ and ‘Shady’ explore modern club culture with a nostalgic twist - sung with a love for the spirit of classic rock, funk and disco, while the single ‘Never Close Our Eyes’ highlights the desire to live in the moment on a euphoric night out. For the album’s darker closing, I slowed things down with slow-burning, angst driven songs rooted in piano or guitar, embellished them with lush electronic atmosphere and dubstep textures, and took on deeper topics like obsessive masochistic heartache in ‘Chokehold,’ and repressed anxiety in ‘Underneath.’ “

Continues Lambert: “The search for balance is a key underlying theme of this album, while the point of For Your Entertainment was that it was literally ‘for YOUR entertainment,’ it was designed as presentational album, very showy and theatrical; a little something for everyone. This album, Trespassing, is more honest and self-aware. I think it paints a clearer picture of who I am and what I want out of life.”

The album’s funky tone was set by Lambert’s sessions with Pharrell Williams, with whom he wrote the ’90s house-influenced “Kickin’ In” and the album’s title track, which Lambert explains is about breaking down barriers and proudly trespassing where you may not initially be welcome. “Working with Pharrell was definitely a turning point for me sonically,” he says. “He pushed me to a brash, groove-oriented musical place that I have loved since childhood but hadn’t had a chance to explore much yet.” After the sessions with Williams, Lambert expressed his interest in doing something more rhythmic with his other collaborators, which resulted in the part funk, part ’80s rock tune “Cuckoo,” as well as the slinky disco grooves of ‘Shady,’ which features Chic’s legendary co-founder and guitarist Nile Rodgers.

Whether it’s about asserting himself as an outsider in society on ‘Trespassing,’ or the seductive power of non-verbal communication on ‘Broken English’ or taking on the discrimination of the LGBT community on ‘Outlaws of Love’, each song lifts the veil off Lambert’s personality a little bit more. There are songs about the intoxicating hunt for connection and the thrilling freedom of marching to one’s own beat.

“I think that as an artist, and as a person, I’m always growing,” Lambert says. “For this album, I wanted to evolve and explore new sounds. Having been on tour for a year, and really understanding what gets my fans both dancing AND crying, I had a better idea of the type of music that I wanted to create. Also, having been through the experience of becoming a public person, I know myself better as an artist. I'm more in tune with the things that I want to express and the stereotypes that I want to challenge. This album is the most vulnerable I’ve let myself get. These are my real ideas, dreams, fears, and struggles — that’s what I’m singing about.”

As is known to many by now, the Indiana-born, California-bred Lambert was a seasoned theatrical performer before competing on American Idol, where his stunning performances are still widely regarded as some of the most riveting moments in Idol history. When the show ended, he toured the U.S. with the other Top 10 finalists while working on For Your Entertainment, which debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard Top 200 chart and earned Lambert a Grammy Award nomination for “Best Male Pop Vocal Performance,” in addition to scores of international awards and honors. He graced the covers of Rolling Stone, Details, Entertainment Weekly, The Advocate, and Out, appeared on every major late-night and daytime talk show, and became the first openly gay mainstream pop artist to launch a career on a major record label in the United States. Lambert channeled his newfound fame into raising awareness about issues close to his heart, advocating on behalf of LGBT causes The Trevor Project, Equality California, and GLAAD, as well as for charity organizations MusiCares, charity:water, and DonorsChoose.org.

Other achievements include becoming the first American Idol finalist to tour the world in support of a debut album in the year following their season — a thrilling spectacle documented on Lambert’s 2011 DVD Glam Nation Live, which bowed at No. 1 on SoundScan’s Top Music Videos chart, and became the best-selling debut of any release on the Music Videos chart last year.

“I’m a firm believer that life doesn’t just happen to you”, Lambert says. “We are all on a journey that we have the ability to affect and change. Sometimes we have to trespass out of our comfort zone in order to evolve. Trespassing was written about the push and pull that we all go through on our quest for happiness, allowing the listener to find their own balance within my world.”

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Link via Adam Lambert Fan Club

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Lay Me Down is NOT the Next Avicii Single in US! Chinese Fans Unhappy, Too!

1. ART BY YANI

LilyGlamHop :P@--- @lilybop2010 · 3Such a disappointment. How long must we wait for LMD in the US?!

http://lilybop2010.tumblr.com/post/83720036824/lay-me-down-is-not-the-next-avicii-single-in …

 #Lay Me Down# is NOT the next Avicii single in US!

 "'Addicted To You' will be the 3rd U.S. single from True. It's on the latest TMCentury Hit Disc. ATY is listed on their 4/25/14 release date for hac and chr."

  WHY?! Lay Me Down is #92 in France #95 in Australia. 

 February Story:

http://www.digitalspy.com/

 Source: 

http://fyentertainment.livejournal.com

February story about next US single Addicted to You:

http://www.digitalspy.com/

TO CHEER YOU UP:

 Lay Me Down should follow Addicted to You in the US. We are 1 single behind. Lay Me Down is the 5th internationally: 1. Wake Me Up, 2. You Make Me, 3. Hey Brother. 4. Addicted to You
Thanks to maggy_97 at FYE

Maybe Lay Me Down will be a hit in the US soon before Adam Lambert releases album #3.  That would be great for sales! #silverlining

 Adorable fan video from China: Adam Lambert
 TRUE LOVE by @SshAalt夏 TY @ScorpioBert for dl from YouKu!

https://twitter.com/nilerodgers/status/458979518171344897 

More Clues Don Draper Will Die At the End of Mad Men

More clues Don Draper will die at the end of Mad Men are in 702, "A Day's Work".  When Don is at the restaurant with his daughter, he asks her how her studies are, and her one word answer is "Spectacular", just like in "American Beauty" when Lester Burnham asks his daughter how school was.  We already know from the start of the film that Lester will die.

I have a feeling the tone at the end of Mad Men will have a similar feel to the one in American Beauty, and that "spectacular" was a reference to the movie.

Pete says "No one feels my existence" and Ted responds,  "Just cash those checks. You're going to die one day."

And, of course, Sally goes to NYC for her roommate's mother's funeral and ends up spending time with Don because she lost her purse.  Talking about the funeral, Don tells Sally, "I'm sorry you had to see that." and  "Life goes on."   Her response is "I'm so many people."  Cryptic.  Their visit ends with her telling him "Happy Valentine's Day. I love you." 

The song at the end is "This Will Be Our Year" by The Zombies.
It may be Don's last year on earth. 

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