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I vant to suck your blood, little good-looking normal unfreaky married person.
I vant to suck your blood, little good-looking normal unfreaky married person.
I vant to suck your blood, little good-looking normal unfreaky married person.
Oh, Ross. *sigh* LMAO. (you're cracking me up.... but I still love Adam too...this media frenzy is ridiculous... slow news week indeed
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Do you have any new favorites?
For 80 surprisingly raw, rocking minutes, neo-grunger Cook and his four-piece outfit cranked out swarthy chunks of the singer-songwriter's 2008 platinum album. The live stuff turned out to be grittier and angrier than his way-too-safe studio songs, not to mention anything by fellow alum Chris Daughtry, who now seems lost in his generic rock sound.
From the opening one-two punch of Heroes and Mr. Sensitive, Cook and his mates were intent on scraping off the pop lacquer from his hits. For midtempo ballad I Did It for You, his normally husky vocal bordered on a growl; it hinted that Cook, as he gets away from his Idol days, could be more Foo Fighter than pop star.
As well as being one of Idol's more defiant winners, he's also one of the most likable. He has a chatty way with an adoring crowd, ambling on and cracking wise as if you were shooting pool with the dude. At one point, he improv-ed a snippet of Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On. ("Not even on the set list!" he mock-bragged.)
Cook is too smooth, too independent to lamely reproduce his Idol moments. At the same time, he knows he has a hot rep for re-imagining pop hits. So with cheeky verve, but an earnest energy, he uncorked a couple of offbeat '80s doozies: Cutting Crew's (I Just) Died in Your Arms and Johnny Hates Jazz's Shattered Dreams. He basically took a sledgehammer to those pesky one-hitters, but you know what? They were better for the beat-down.