If this had been the album cover (what were they thinking with the other one when they had THIS in their back pocket?), I’m pretty sure I would’ve ranked it my favorite Idol cover that I’ve seen. Check it out RIGHT HERE.ĭude, I’m not even a fan, but this cover is soooo awesome. I’m going to pin this post to the top for awhile.Īlso leaked this morning…the track list for the album. I’ll post more on the single here after the debut. Adam’s looking very fierce! It’s the vibe I was expecting for the album cover. Luke track, “For Your Entertainment” today on Ryan Seacrest’s KIIS FM radio show at 6:55 am.Ĭheck out the cover–initially posted on Perez Hilton this morning. PS: I’m not getting the T Rex comparisons at all, the song sounds thoroughly modern to me.Īdam Lambert will debut his new single, the Claude Kelly/Dr. It’s hard to predict these things, but I think “For Your Entertainment” has a shot at chart success.

Making a thoroughly modern pop song that plays well on CHR is exactly what he needed to do at this point in order to get those all-important radio spins. No surprise here, for anyone who has listened to his pre-Idol work–Adam was all about the dancey processed pop. UPDATE:: My take: This danceable tune finds Adam’s vocals processed, stripping out his unique sound until the very end where he gets in a few of his signature rock wails. Listen to Adam’s pre and post song interview here: All in all, the good probably outweighed the bad with Boston's social media use.UPDATE: According to RS, “For Your Entertainment” will be available digitally later today. Glen Davis, Jermaine O'Neal, and Von Wafer chimed in every now and again. Rajon Rondo showed off his video game systems and Robinson in a fur coat. Later, Paul Pierce took his talents to South Beach (eliciting a harsh response from Miami's Udonis Haslem), but Pierce typically found more constructive ways to utilize Twitter like goading teammate Ray Allen into this year's 3-point shootout.

One of the season's biggest story lines sprung from Twitter when Detroit's Charlie Villanueva launched accusations of insensitive trash talk at Kevin Garnett. That curtailed a bit after one not-so flattering video involving a locker room dance party went viral. During training camp, team members used Twitter as a platform to distribute humorous behind-the-scenes videos shot on their iPhones, mostly featuring Shaquille O'Neal and Nate Robinson in skit-like performances with each other. So how did the Celtics do with social media during the 2010-11 season? It was a mixed bag. Careless use of social media has resulted in fines (Brandon Jennings of the Bucks) and suspensions (White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen), players being benched (former Jets wide receiver David Clowney, now with the Panthers) and even waived (former Chiefs running back Larry Johnson). Gotham wanted to help the Celtics avoid the self-inflicted Twitter turnovers that can distract a team or even hurt the club on the court. “Tell the players, ‘If you’re going to tweet, tweet with a purpose.’” When the conversation turned to Twitter, Gotham provided very specific guidance. The Boston Celtics president had joined the team’s public relations staff and me on a conference call to discuss the preseason team media training session I would be conducting. The Celtics put their players through a preseason 'media training session,' which included advice on social media use, according to an article posted today on the Sports Business Journal:

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