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A few of the bloggers have mentioned that Adam has the highest number of "anti-fans" so that may be a problem for him. We'll know tommorow.


Moses:

Lambert is probably the most trained and disciplined professional voice AI has seen since Clay Aiken.

He also has the most amazing high register i've ever seen on that show (or at all since jeez, i dont know when- Tyler in his prime?), and i can see why he wants/likes to use it. It's got to be very hard to have that kind of high end power and not flaunt it. Not using it would be like having a 1000hp 911 turbo and puttering around at 40mph.

He is to me very much like Axl Rose, who was defined by his screeching high register, and who used and relied on it constantly. A lot of people didn't like Axl Rose's voice either (in fact some people hated his voice), but i loved it.

I thought One was magnificently sung(though im not a big fan of any U2 stuff), and Bono must be a fan because there's no way he'd have agreed to allow him to sing it if he didn't think Lambert was worthy. Remember, he gave his personal blessing to allow this. I'll look for his comments about it after the fact, i'm willing to be they'll be glowing.

Beretta Fan, it's bewildering to think anyone would honestly say "he can't sing"(esp. considering your earlier comments in this thread where you said he was great).

His low register is fantastic, he has tremendous vocal control and can bridge effortlessly and stay perfectly in pitch and on key- that's what all the articles i read say, and my layman's ears sure can't find any flaws.

The judges (all of them) rave about him every week for a reason. Cowell just said he's one of the most talented singers AI has ever had tonight, and that's really saying something. Nor do you ever see Cowell making personal pleas to a contestants fans to "not assume he's going to make it, so vote for him." If Cowell for one second thought he was overhyped or sucked, he would say so. The one performance he didn't like- ring of fire, Simon called "Utter rubbish."

Once Lamberts album is made and the singles are playing on the radio you won't have to listen to 10 straight songs of him "screaming."(though i gladly would)

It will be 1 song interspersed with 10 songs by very ordinary singers and when you hear that one Lambert track with his tremendous carnal screams the 'blow you out of your socks' effect will be maximized, and it will again become "special" instead of "tired."

He has also done performances where he has barely used the high register at all, like Mad world and Tracks of my tears too though.

The one that i find tiresome and i would call "Mr. Same sauce" is Danny Gokey. But it's all subjective.