The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine — Page 4

#76

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:00pm

Picturetaker, not to be a bitch, but capitilization is greatly appreciated at bww.

Lexi, I got too trapped by A&E to watch Adam. A&E holds great powers. =)>]

#77

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:00pm

Some people are just blessed with naturally straight teeth. *smiles widely*

Quick question on behalf of a friend, and then I'm off to bed... if someone was looking for "scholarly sources" to compare Rent to La Boheme, what might one look for? I found a Study Guide written when Rent was still at the NYTW, but not much else. Perhaps he'd have more luck at his school's library? Any suggestions?

#78

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:02pm

Allie, would listening to a recording of La Boheme be considered fair game for research? I'd think you would get a feel for the story and could find the similarities, etc that way.

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#79

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:02pm

*smiles and shows off her thousand dollar smile* Others of us weren't so blessed with straight teeth...but I am now!

Ooooh, scholarly? Good luck...I mean, there's a ton out there on La Boheme in music and opera sources (obviously)...and most often they mention Rent, but that's usually where it ends I've found. He'd have to just pull the similarities himself, its really not that difficult though. That's a really interesting question though...hmmm...

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#80

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:03pm

It's alright. I also suck at typing, just to warn everybody. SO if my messages are lkie htis & it bothers you, please tell me. I'm usually too lazy to change these type of things. Right before I hit the "post Message" button, i found several typing errors. Don't worry people, I can spell most of the tiome, but I can't type. =]

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#81

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:04pm

Well, this is thread 9, so you kinda have to go on the assumption that we didn't all meet today.

I'd say the Bible is as close to a primary source as you can get with Rent, it's the official book. I wouldn't really know, Anthony's autiobiography might help too. They're not written by historians or anything, but they're primary sources.

#82

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:04pm

I don't know, Emcee. The liner notes on my La Boheme CD are fantastic. VERY detailed synopsis, and a bit of a Puccini mini-bio. But, yes, the music... I'm not sure. Maybe I'll upload the CD for him.

I mentioned the big black book to him, and also part three of the DVD documentary. Other than that, I can't think of anything!

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#83

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:05pm

That might be enough. I mean, obviously there are no musical similarities.

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#84

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:06pm

I've still got wires on the back of my teeth.

#85

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:07pm

There are also a lot of videos of La Boheme out there. If you can't see it live, it's probably the best way to see the similarities.

And, I bought a libretto of La Boheme for like $2 on amazon that's in Italian and English. That helps to.

*is probably writing EE about it next year*

#86

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:07pm

Does he need specific sources on Puccini and Boheme? I could give you the names of a few to check the library if he needs something "scholarly."

#87

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:09pm

Go for it, Amber, with the book titles... this tiny bit of online research I've just done has gotten me intrigued! I may have to do some reading of my own.

#88

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:10pm

This reminds me of the paper I'm supposed to begin to think about soon. I'm taking a class in Restoration drama, and we have a term paper coming up. I'm going to do it -- I think -- on The Beggar's Opera and its role as an ancestor of the modern musical, but it's going to be hard to do research the way you normally would, with books and stuff -- I have to listen to recordings and watch videos and things.

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#89

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:14pm

Beggar's Opera is really interesting...musically, I find it rather boring...but as far as what it did, and how it completely turned everything around (and put Handel out of a job)...ok sorry, nerd moment over...

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#90

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:14pm

Angela, I still don't remember more than a few people's real names, and I've been around a really long time. I'm really looking forward to Adam's podcast too.

#91

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:15pm

I hate Daylight Savings Time.

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#92

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:17pm

That's a much more fun way of doing research anyway, Em!

Gah, okay, I have to go bang on the ceiling with a broomstick, a la Mr. whats-his-face with the waffle in Friends, because there's a party going on up there. And then to bed! 'Night, all!

Oh, and hello to the newbies.

#93

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:18pm

WHoa, part 9! I didn't think I was gone for that long.

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#94

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:19pm

HECKLES! It was Mr. Heckles. Okay, I can rest easy. Bye!

#95

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:20pm

Mr. Heckles!

"We'll try to keep it down...."

night, Allie.

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#96

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:26pm

I'm afraid I might fall behind, when I go to bed.

Canadian- I now go back to my posts & capitalize everything that needs to be. =]

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#97

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:28pm

I have no more papers to write. That's the last I'll say about it until Friday.

Aww, thanks, it's just harder to read because things aren't broken up. You can call me CS or Sarah, everyone pretty much calls me whatever they feel like. And they switch on occasion which is fun.

#98

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:29pm

I clicked on this thread without reading the title, and I got confused when I saw that I was on page 4.

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#99

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:29pm

Night, Allie!

Thanks for doing that, Angela.

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#100

re: The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine

Posted: 4/1/06 at 11:35pm

http://mizzunderstood5.livejournal.com/10163.html

That's from tonight's concert. Nothing too in-depth, but fun to read anyway. Apparently someone gave him a photo of herself as a gift, which is odd, but I digress.

So much for my "doing work," right?