I Gotta Write This Down!

 Quick thought: Since Adam has said "he's filling in for this god", wouldn't that make him a rock god himself? Anyone good enough to be the FRONT MAN OF QUEEN has to have something special! And honestly, his live skills-one word: Supernatural. Sure, he grew up singing. But  And think about this analogy: Let's say a real, human God died. But then someone took his place as the next God. I think probably that being would get the same respect as the original God. So, there you have it. Adam Lambert is definitely the rock god of my generation. All the other rock gods are getting old and irrelevant to most of us young people. But since Adam is   young and kicking, and he can sing that well, live- that is a 21st century rock god right there. And he's more than "just the guy who sings the Queen songs now."  Think abour what it takes to be able to sing in that band! He is no mediocre vocalist or autotuned pop singer. Okay, and he helped revive Queen back to t

     Being a 200's-2010's child, I only knew Adam Lambert as the guy who sang "Whattaya Want From Me." Sometimes the intro to that song would pop into my head and I would use my memory to remember what that song was. I just kept thinking "WHAT is that song?!" I distantly recognized the 2009 pop hit.  But finally I looked up Adam Lambert, and suffice it to say I am duly impressed. Even if the Queen fandom is split down the middle, I am impressed. He is the only other man to sing in Queen. He's not Freddie Mercury, but he never tried to be. Even from his American Idol days, it's evident that Adam has a big, theatrical, rock-Broadway-ish style and stage presence.       In the Netflix doc (which I've watched 3 times now, lol!) They talk about how he's not Freddie, but Mercury himself wouldn't want a cheap impersonator. As Roger Taylor said in the doc, "good luck on the cruise ship," with regards to those who think an imitation would