Despite complaints from Adam Lambert, an independent music label is defending its decision to release music from the singer's pre-American Idol days. See 20 unforgettable photos from the Idol finale. Before auditioning for the hit Fox show, Lambert spent three years recording songs for Los Angeles-based Wilshire Records. Lambert was angry when he learned that the label teamed up with Hi Fi Recordings to release an 11-track album, On With the Show, featuring his early works later this summer. "The work I did back then in no way reflects the music I am currently in the studio working on," Idol producer 19 Entertainment said in a statement this week on behalf of Lambert. Find out where your favorite Idol contestants are now. But a Hi Fi Recordings rep tells Usmagazine.com exclusively: "Adam is now enjoying the success that he and Wilshire Records hoped for. However, he is now represented by high-profile companies who released a statement in Adams name saying the songs o...