The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 406

No, I don't think Adam should do it again. He NEEDS to move on.

I want badly to see him in a Chess revival. *hugs Chess CDs*

Some of the set was cool, though. Looooved the lighting.

whee, Adam. Chess. whee!

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Mandi, thanks for the info. Please check your PMs. :)

Em, thanks for the advice, although I'd assume that a first-generation recording could be of horrible quality as well, no? If the equipment used to record the performance was mediocre in the first place, the result will never be great regardless of generation.

Fantabulous: His site is here: (edited out)

I'm barely familiar with Aida, but there's no real way that there would be a revival after only about a year, right?

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It all worked for me in the end because, though it was far from the strongest part of the show, the campiness served as comic relief. It may be something that's more effective in the heat of the theatrical moment than on the CD or a video.

I'm still holding out for The Wall myself. I should try to find out if that's even still happening.

Maybe someone should kill it in a few minutes.

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Definetly. We don't think this thread is moderated, but the boards are slow and Jose' might feel like popping in.

That's very possible, Chloe. How many times have you seen it?

siamese, there's an FAQ- you can access it from the links above the board alongside all links to the other boards. (sorry, that was a redundent sentence) It's long, but very funny and informative.

You should edit the rest of the post, too- no discussion of bootlegs is allowed.

Chloe, Rubber Cement is like a very strong glue with very noxious fumes.

I've seen Aida twice. The first time was last year in mid-August. I knew it was closing and had just heard some of the demos Elton made for the show. I liked the music more than I thought I would and didn't want to miss out on it. I was also interested to learn that this guy Adam Pascal, whom I'd met once and seen in School of Rock, was back in it. I vaguely remembered his name from when the show opened, and when Elton was on Rosie O'Donnell once, he'd said something complimentary about him.

I really loved the show, and everyone around me seemed to be loving it too. It was so spectacularly beautiful and enjoyable on so many levels. It really got me interested in Adam too. I read in his bio about how he'd been in RENT and started looking into that, found this board on the internet, and on the spur of the moment went to see the last show.

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Elphie, I don't sniff it, I wouldn't know. I understand if you need a drug vice, though- raping fruit flies is hard on one's pysche.

How was meeting him way back when? I can't seem to remember what you told me about it, other than that he was a nice guy.

Glad you enjoyed it.

After seeing Brokeback (my first Jake Gyllenhaal movie!) I'm curious about him.

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I like that story.

Emcee, I've seen him in other things, but for some reason I can't think of what it was that I liked him so much in right now.

*cry*
The face recognition site said I looked like this guy!


My self-esteem is shattered! Can someone please reassure me that I do not look like a 100 year-old man?!

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