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Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Backslashes and Bad Ideas



Genre: Pop-Punk
Location: Staten Island, NY
Label: Persistent Heart Media
Members:
Nick DePalo
Josh Crono
Ricky Abolt
Nick Colella
Ed Mone

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The Pretty Reckless

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Genre: Rock
Label: Interscope Records
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Taylor Momsen
Ben Phillips
Mark Damon
Jamie Perkins

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Forever The Sickest Kids


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Genre: Pop-Punk
Label: Fearless Records
Members:
Jonathan Cook
Kyle Burns
Austin Bello
Caleb Turman

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The Summer Set

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Genre: Pop-Rock
Label: Fearless Records
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Brian Dales
John Gomez
Josh Montgomery
Jess Bowen
Stephen Gomez

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Dana DeStefano & Dollparts

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Genre: Indie Pop
Location: Naperville, IL
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Dana DeStefano
Gerald Rienton
Brian Janecek
John Donahue

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Black Veil Brides

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Genre: Rock
Label: Lava Music/Universal Republic Records
Members:
Andy Biersack
Ash Purdy
Jake Pitts
Jinxx
CC

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Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Adam Lambert: Discriminated Against or Gone to Far?

Adam Lambert performed at the American Music Awards on Sunday night. After his performance of "For Your Entertainment" ABC's "Good Morning America" canceled his upcoming performance. Many people were outraged at Lamberts' sexual display, while others were only upset because they feel he is being discriminated against. Lamberts performance included men on leashes, a make out session with his key-board player, and a simulation of oral sex. He claims that he "had fun and so did his back up dancers". Lambert seems to feel that if it had been women (for example Britney Spears and Madonna) they would have gotten away with it and he is being discriminated against for being gay. What he doesn't seem to understand is that it wasn't the kiss that got under peoples skin, but the men on leashes and him shoving a dancers face into his crotch. Dick Clark Productions did not seem to know what Adam had planned. However, an interveiw on the red carpet let slip that Lambert may have known what was going to take place on the stage the whole time. Most people agree that whether he is proud to be gay or not, he did NOT display it properly. So the question seems to be: Did Adam Lambert get discriminated against or did he take the performance to far? You can see peices of the performance on CNN at this link. http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/11/24/adam.lambert.gma/index.html