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Off subject but wanted to say thanks to all here at 24/7...this has been a long hard year...one year ago today an ef5 tornado early destroyed my home town...7000...homes and businesses were destroyed...161 ppl lost there lifves...I was lucky I didn't lose my home but lost a couple of friends...and the med center I had worked in for 15 years...there is no way to decribe what's like to have your life and landscape changed forever...places I went to a child and took my kids to are simply gone...but I have tried to have a good out look...I've worked in a tent and hospital on stilts and now in a modular hospital...and through it all I have turned to Adam's music and you kind folks here to help remind me of the good and the bueaty in life...so thanks...let's hope for a #1 album!!

@12:37- very heartfelt story, can't believe that was one year ago today- something you will never forget( I just can't imagine it) Glad you got through it, wish you left your tag though. I agree Adam and his music does inspire people- no question- Fingers crossed for #1 spot tomorrow.

That wasn't a bad interview by no means, but that one AMA performance did hurt adam and it's sad that he's aware of it, but I really believe with this album - that will all change if the radios just get his music out there!!

brownie

@ brownie
Sorry ...glad u reminded me...this is Renee...

@ Renee.......Hi.....JAK here

Joplin, Missouri right? I had family there and they were fortunate to come through safely.

When you've been through something like that you never forget the date! It's burned in your brain.
My tornado, so to speak, was April 12, 1945 in Muscogee, Okla. I was only 10 but remember every detail. Of course the date had a greater significance. When we first heard the warning sirens to take cover we were gathered around the radio, we had just heard it announced that President Roosevelt had died in Warm Springs, GA. I thought the world was ending.

I think the whole country has heard how brave and industrious the people of Joplin have been.
I'm glad that Adam's music has been able to lighten your heart.
We're always here, drop in more often. <3

Not really a review of his album. Also, the AMA was brought up why??

Renee, Bless you, I hope your life is becoming easier again now, you sound like a wonderful brave person.
No it wasnt an interview and sounded like the girl didnt know much about Adam at all. The AMA "thing" will always be there, it is part of Adams professional history whether for good or bad. He has come to terms with it as we need to.

@Renee - You are a true hero! So glad Adam's music and this site has brought you comfort. I wish you much happy times in your future. Listening to Adam makes us all feel better. We are one heart.
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Renee:

Being one of the older Adam fans who post here, I was devastated to hear the news of Joplin being so ravaged by that HUGE tornado. The number of lives lost is such a tragedy and something that will stay with the survivors all their lives. I wish for you an easier road ahead.

As a child, my family took many long road trips and I remember when we went through Joplin my brother and I started singing "Get Your Kicks on Route 66." Funny thing is I wound up living in Anaheim and my brother in Cucamonga.

If you have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about, Gooogle Route 66 and you will be able to listen to the song that takes you on a road trip through the many towns on Route 66 (the only way to get from the midwest to California) in the 40's and 50's. The song was a big hit back in the day.

Again, I wish you and yours nothing but the best. And congratulations to your 2012 High School Seniors who just graduated one year after their School was demolished and has not yet been rebuilt.

Trudy

Strange interview! At lease he did some research, more than I can say for some reviewers.

Hi Trudy,
Welcome your name stood out to me as this is my daughters name.
Congratulations to you all young and old who have been thru this hell. Our Christchurch earthquake was bad enough, people are still suffering and not back to the life they knew. So hard.

An OK kind of interview with nothing detrimental said except for dragging up the AMA thing AGAIN ..... that is so years ago news.

Thanks for all the well wishes...we r doing fine here getting used to a new normal...lol...I do know about route66....am a chilld of the 50's myself...I remember being so excited as a child to find out we lived on route66...as for the high school my husband put in all the underground electric for the temp high school...we thought how few kids could tell their kids they went to high school in a mall....Renee