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#26

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:24pm

Fine by me Emcee

I don't WANT to live in what they call "a certain way." In the first place I'd be no good at it and besides that I don't want to be identified with any one class of people. I want to live every whichway, among all kinds---and know them---and understand them---and love them---THAT's what I want! - Philip Barry (Holiday)

#27

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:31pm

Adam Pascal's Civillian! Just listened to it today and it's amazing. lol.

#28

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:51pm

Susan Egan's "So Far" and Kristin Chenoweth's "Let Yourself Go"

#29

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:54pm

Personally, I much prefer Adam Pascal's Model Prisoner to Civilian (though that's good as well). I loved MP, but Civilian left me a smidge disappointed. I still like it, and I've been listening to it more lately, but I still prefer MP.

But when did New Hampshire become--Such a backward wasteland of seatbelt hating crazies?...I mean, only 40 people actually live there. The others are just visitors who come for the tax-free liquor and three inches of novelty coastline. John Hodgeman on The Daily Show (1-30-07)

#30

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:56pm

So much Adam love!!!

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#31

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:58pm

Well, you've gotta love old-school Adam...ahhh, good times w/ Mute, APB, and of course, Wine and Vision! *bounces head thinking of "White Horse Charm"*

#32

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 7:09pm

Some of it is quite tragic, though most of it isn't really half bad!

Thrill of the Chase is the best thing ever. EVER.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#33

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 7:23pm

Oh.My.God! I haven't listened to that in ages. I must listen to it tomorrow at work on my DellPod! Oh, how I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when that was recorded. I have images of Pascal w/ 80s Bon Jovi hair, bouncing around at the mic!

#34

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 7:30pm

hahahaha, exactly.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#35

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:05pm

Bernadette Peters Sondenheim ect. (Live @ C-Hall)
Bernadett Peters New CD August 2nd more of the concert above.

#36

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 11:26pm

Daphne Rubin-Vega's cd is a MUST!! Absolutely amazing. Both of Idinas cd's are increadible, but I reccomend Still...because it's funkier and has more songs!

Anbd you can never go wrong with Adam Pascal. NEVER

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#37

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 11:45pm

Idina Menzels Solo CD is pretty good.

#38

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 11:52pm

ALSO:

Caroline O'Connors: What I Did For Love and Songs from Stage and Screen
Brent Barrett: The Kander and Ebb Album

#39

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/19/05 at 11:59pm

""i personally love matt caplan's
overtones cd and jeremy kushnier's
in time cd.""

I'm going to "ditto" that comment as well as the many rave reviews of "Civilian."

I also like Kristin Chenoweth's "As I Am" if only for "Taylor, The Latte Boy." Too cute.

Oh yeah. Idina. But doesn't she go without saying around here?

i'm a tough act to follow because when i'm done i take the microphone with me.

#40

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/20/05 at 10:48am

Liz Callaway - The Story Goes On
Patti LuPone - Matters of the Heart
Judy Kuhn - Just in Time
John Barrowman - Reflections From Broadway
Sam Harris - Different Stages
Debbie Gravitte - Alan Menken Album
Randy Graff - Doing Something Right
Jason Graae - You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile
Betty Buckley - Children Will Listen
Carol Burnett - Let Me Entertain You
Jerry Orbach - Off Broadway
Kristin Chenoweth - Let Yourself Go
Elaine Paige - Centre Stage
Ruthie Henshall - Pilgrim
Linda Eder - It's Time
Anthony Warlow - Midnight Dreaming
Karen Akers - Unusual Way

"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian

#41

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/20/05 at 12:51pm

Civilan- Adam Pascal
Let Yourself Go- Kristin Chenoweth
No Secret Anymore- Linda Eder
Coffee House- Susan Egan
Still I Can't Be Still- Idina Menzel
Happy Days- Audra McDonald
The Ira Gershwin Album- Christiane Noll
The Men I've Had- Sherie Rene Scott
Everything's Fine- Alice Ripley
Sondheim Etc.- Bernadette Peters
On & On- Jennifer Holliday

#42

re: Broadway Stars Solo CDs

Posted: 7/20/05 at 3:04pm

Anthony Rapp's "Look Around" is getting as much love as it deserves. "Just Some Guy" and "Alive" are great songs!

Adam's CDs are both great and I suggest them.

"Men I've Had" from Sherie Rene Scott is amazing too.

As well as Kristen Chenoweth's "Let Yourself Go".

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