A Somewhat Stupid Question - OBCR vs OCR
A Somewhat Stupid Question - OBCR vs OCR
#0A Somewhat Stupid Question - OBCR vs OCR
Posted: 9/28/05 at 10:26pm
If there is only one recorded Soundtrack for a musical, and it is on Broadway do you refer to is at the OCR or the OBCR.
More specifically, do you only distinguish with the B if for example there is a London Recording as well.
I am not quite sure of the proper practice.
Rent - OCR or OBCR?
Les Mis - OLCR and OBCR?
Thanks for indulging my ignorance.
Updated On: 9/28/05 at 10:26 PM
#1re: A Somewhat Stupid Question - OBCR vs OCR
Posted: 9/28/05 at 10:39pmI usually just say OBC. or OCR. I don't normally say OBCR. But I don't really think it matters too much, as long as you don't say soundtrack.
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ashley0139
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#2re: A Somewhat Stupid Question - OBCR vs OCR
Posted: 9/28/05 at 10:41pmI say OBC. There's no real "correct" way to say it. As long as it's not soundtrack.
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#3re: A Somewhat Stupid Question - OBCR vs OCR
Posted: 9/28/05 at 10:41pm
OST - Original Sound Track
OBC/OBCR - Original Broadway Cast (Recording)
OLC/OLCR - Original London Cast/Original London Cast Recording
RCR - Revival Cast Recording
That's what I use.
Updated On: 9/28/05 at 10:41 PM
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