American_Idol_By_Request

I love both Cher and Madonna, I'd love both, lol
Marianne 
 
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From: Kevin Contini
Date: 6/23/2009 9:09:06 PM
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Subject: Re: [American_Idol_By_Request] Adam Lambert and Madonna: Please
work together now. Thanks.
 
I'd prefer an Adam/Cher collaboration over an Adam/Madonna.
 
 
 
 
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Subject: [American_Idol_By_Request] Adam Lambert and Madonna: Please work
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http://popwatch. ew.com/popwatch/ 2009/06/adam- lambert-madonna- yes.html?
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Adam Lambert and Madonna: Please work together now. Thanks.
Jun 18, 2009, 11:00 PM | by Michael Slezak
 
Categories: 'American Idol 2009', Awwwwww So Cuuuuuute, Madonna, Music,
Strange Bedfellows
 
When I read in Rolling Stone's Adam Lambert cover story that the American
Idol runner-up was starstruck during a recent meeting with Madonna, my first
reaction was "Awww, that's sweet." But the more I think about it, the more
the Idol-obsessed voices in my head are howling: "Starstruck? Bah! These two
ought to be working together!"
 
Think about it: Earlier this week, it was reported that Adam had logged
studio time with Lady Gaga producer RedOne, so despite his rocker tendencies
 the Idol runner-up is clearly not afraid of getting his dance on. And now,
if you will, let your mind travel back to Madonna's seminal 1998 Ray of
Light CD -- yes, we are all that old -- an electronica extravaganza that
still managed to keep a foot in the guitar-rock genre. Suddenly, I'm
thinking Adam and Madge could team up for a cover of "Candy Perfume Girl" or
"Drowned World/Substitute for Love," or best of all "Swim" (embedded after
the jump for the uninitiated) .
 
Not only would the hookup make sense musically, but it would also be a smart
career move. For Adam, a Madonna duet would give him instant credibility
outside the Idol universe -- something he'll need to break through the
anti-Idol prejudice held by many a radio-station programmer. For Madonna,
being the first superstar artist to hit the studio with Adam would attach
her to a young, exciting artist without the appearance that she's suddenly
become a follower instead of a leader (a problem that gave "Me Against the
Music" and "4 Minutes to Save the World" a slight whiff of desperation) .
Plus, girlfriend could use some fresh gay-cred points, no?
 
What do you think? Would an Adam-Madonna collaboration be a match made in
musical heaven, or an aural abomination? And which artist would benefit more
from a duet?
 
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