Profile for Nowhere_Dan

NightMusic3 said: "I love a lot of the changes. One line I'd quibble with though:Original:Today is for AmyAmy, I give you the rest of my lifeTo cherish and to keep youTo honor you foreverToday is for AmyMy, happily, soon-to-be wifeUpdated:Today is for JamieJamie, I give you the rest of mydaysTo cherish and to keep youTo honor you foreverToday is for JamieMy lover, my partner, mylifeSondheim di

AHLiebross said: "Being a Phantom of the Opera maniac (in most of its incarnations -- not just ALW's, although that is my favorite), I've collected a bunch of the cast albums. I'm not sure which productions I have in each case, because, sometimes, there is more than one in a language; I think there may be two German versions. I have official versions in Spanish, Korean, Russian, Swedish, German, Dutch, Italian (the dubbed 2004 soundtrack), and Japanese. I'm most impressed with the Dutch versi...

LizzieCurry said: "I have a huge soft spot for the Tel Aviv cast recording of Les Miz. I think it was only the third to come out."What is it about that particular cast recording of Les Miz that you like so much? Just curious!

Anshel2 said: "Nowhere_Dan said: "Hi! long time lurker here! I'm curious to know how many of you are into listening to Non-English language cast recordings, they might be hard to get your hands on but some of them include different orchestrations and slightly different versions of songs from the OBC albums, which can always be fun to listen to.What is it about them that you find most appealing? The different orchestrations, the sound of the language, the performers? I recently got the chance ...

Hi! long time lurker here! I'm curious to know how many of you are into listening to Non-English language cast recordings, they might be hard to get your hands on but some of them include different orchestrations and slightly different versions of songs from the OBC albums, which can always be fun to listen to.What is it about them that you find most appealing? The different orchestrations, the sound of the language, the performers? I recently got the chance to listen to the Evita Danish cast...