Comments on: Adam Lambert Isn’t Bitter About Losing Idol

By: Diane Autenrieth

Diane Autenrieth — Wed, 26 May 2010 19:06:02 +0000

The first time I saw Adam was at the tryouts. I immediately called friends and told them I had just seen the next “American Idol.” Of course, over the next week there was honestly no competion between the others. When he took the stage it was all his and that fantatic,beautiful voice–. I stopped watching Idol after the 2nd season becuase I felt that it was all wrong also. It seemed like it was a “fix” both times. I have purchase two CD’s from Adam and I’ll purchase anything he comes out with. By the way, I’m young at heart but not a child. I am 75!

By: Barb

Barb — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 04:07:35 +0000

I see I am not the only sr. citizen that has been totally into you since your 1st appearance on Idol. I agree that you are the new Elvis & will continue to entertain & surprise your fans with your great talent. This year Idol is so boring. Your great performances last year have ruined it for me. Nobody even comes close to bringing the show alive like you did. When are you coming to Cleveland? I would love to get a DVD of all your AI performaces & every other video you have made. Any chance of that happening?

By: Chris L. Garcia

Chris L. Garcia — Sun, 31 May 2009 00:20:09 +0000

I was very disappointed to see that your most talented, carismatic and gifted performer came in second place. Of course, Adam Lambert will never be second place anything. I am sixty five years old and I was floored by the excitment he was able to generate in just a few moments on the stage. I question the voting system here. If there are too many more “giant, obvious mistakes, I won’t be watching american idol any more. Adam, I would have to say that the only person I have watched and loved for years, Elvis, of course … there’s something that clicks just like Elvis. Go for it!

By: Lloyd

Lloyd — Fri, 22 May 2009 19:56:54 +0000

Adam, you’re the best! I’m 61 years old and I was amazed at your talent. You should have won the Idol contest of course. It might be better that you didn’t though. Now you’ll have control of your career. I think that you were so far beyond any previous idol winner they didn’t know what to do with you. It was like a young Elvis had showed up to compete.
Go and make music. I’ll be listening and so will millions around the world.
Make some rock albumns for sure but don’t limit your self. Do all kinds of music. Create new songs, revive old songs by reinterpretation.
Don’t let anyone put you in a box. You can and should do all kinds of performance art.
Good luck. I can hardly wait to hear you again.

By: Pam

Pam — Thu, 21 May 2009 15:43:59 +0000

Adam, you are an Icon already in the minds and hearts of millions. I have not been touched so deeply by anyone in the music business since Elvis Presley! I cried; I danced; and I wanted to hear more and more! You are truly the most talented, creative and most versatile young artist I’ve ever seen and heard on American Idol…or anywhere else for that matter. You are certain to have a very long and successful career ahead.

By: EpicEllen

EpicEllen — Thu, 21 May 2009 12:10:21 +0000

Oh, Adam, you wonderful person. Wish you won!