#1601
Posted: 3/22/06 at 7:39pm
There's very little that makes me happier than Raul singing Sondheim. The end.
The Official Raúl E. Esparza "Spread the Love" Thread, part two — Page 65
#1602
Posted: 3/22/06 at 8:51pm
So, about Raul needing to do an album... I don't have enough of him on my iPod... not that I ever could, but still!
#1603
Posted: 3/22/06 at 8:55pm
Does anyone know if Raul has even written music?
Sorry, I'm not as well-versed in the Raul love as everyone else here! For whatever reason, I think he'd be a kickass lyricist.
Sorry, I'm not as well-versed in the Raul love as everyone else here! For whatever reason, I think he'd be a kickass lyricist.
#1604
Posted: 3/22/06 at 9:17pm
I don't know, but I kind of doubt it. Either way he should do covers of songs or something, I just want a whole album that is just him. *sigh* I can dream right?
#1605
Posted: 3/22/06 at 9:34pm
I've never heard that he has, but I wouldn't be surprised if he did.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1606
Posted: 3/22/06 at 10:56pm
We should write a letter, hehe.
Dear Raul,
Please make an album.
Love,
You're loving (read: obsessive) fans!
Dear Raul,
Please make an album.
Love,
You're loving (read: obsessive) fans!
#1607
Posted: 3/22/06 at 11:04pm
Just take your iPod up to him and ask him to sing until it's full. I'm sure he wouldn't mind, it's not like he has an attitude or anything.
#1608
Posted: 3/22/06 at 11:08pm
LOL Sarah!
"Nothing's lost forever. In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we've left behind, and dreaming ahead."
#1609
Posted: 3/23/06 at 7:13am
I'm bumping this thread on my way to the airport. 
"Nothing's lost forever. In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we've left behind, and dreaming ahead."
#1610
Posted: 3/23/06 at 11:41am
Marry Me a Little honestly makes me want to cry. Like, lump in my throat, on the verge of tears. Raulll.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1611
Posted: 3/23/06 at 2:10pm
Lol, I should do that. I should take my recorder to him and be like, Raul, can I make a non-existant b00tleg of everything that ever comes out of your mouth? Because that won't scare him or anything, lol.
Have fun Bohemian!
Have fun Bohemian!
#1612
Posted: 3/24/06 at 10:48am
Bump so that we can hopefully discuss the awesomeness of the radio interview that JO125 dug up on the main board:
http://198.234.121.108/aroundcincinnati/031906_Esparza.mp3
http://198.234.121.108/aroundcincinnati/031906_Esparza.mp3
#1613
Posted: 3/24/06 at 10:50am
I need to listen to that. I'll do it later when I'm sitting around twiddling my thumbs.
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#1614
Posted: 3/24/06 at 11:10am
Soooooooon I will.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1615
Posted: 3/24/06 at 11:15am
Oo, I didn't know about this! *twiddles thumbs because it's fun*
#1616
Posted: 3/24/06 at 11:19am
I'm listening to in now.
"Nothing's lost forever. In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we've left behind, and dreaming ahead."
#1617
Posted: 3/24/06 at 11:19am
Genius. Genius. Genius.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1619
Posted: 3/24/06 at 11:24am
So true.
"Nothing's lost forever. In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we've left behind, and dreaming ahead."
#1620
Posted: 3/24/06 at 11:49am
The interviewer is really good.
Anyway, it's always interesting to hear how much consideration and analysis he puts into the part that he plays, and also the show as a whole. I still remember being kind of blown away by reading about his preparation to play George in Sunday where he talked about trying to see the world as an artist sees, and how that shed new light on the play for him. Anyway, he just seems to have such a perfect, well-articulated understanding of Company and Bobby and how Doyle's concept works for the show. It's so impressive. I love the way that he talks, overall.
Anyway, it's always interesting to hear how much consideration and analysis he puts into the part that he plays, and also the show as a whole. I still remember being kind of blown away by reading about his preparation to play George in Sunday where he talked about trying to see the world as an artist sees, and how that shed new light on the play for him. Anyway, he just seems to have such a perfect, well-articulated understanding of Company and Bobby and how Doyle's concept works for the show. It's so impressive. I love the way that he talks, overall.
#1621
Posted: 3/24/06 at 11:58am
My name sounds really hot when he says it. He really drags it out. I'll shut up about that now.
#1622
Posted: 3/24/06 at 2:25pm
He could speak absolute jibberish and it would be hot.
I'm going to listen to the interview in a few minutes, but I'm really curious to see how he approached Bobby, and how much he divulges about his feelings on the similarities between Bobby and himself. Probably not much, I'm sure. But I so admire how much thought and consideration he puts into his acting -- even in Chitty, he did it.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I'm going to listen to the interview in a few minutes, but I'm really curious to see how he approached Bobby, and how much he divulges about his feelings on the similarities between Bobby and himself. Probably not much, I'm sure. But I so admire how much thought and consideration he puts into his acting -- even in Chitty, he did it.
#1623
Posted: 3/24/06 at 2:26pm
He makes a teeny reference to it. It was a good interview.
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#1624
Posted: 3/24/06 at 2:27pm
It was a good interview. I wish that it was longer.
"Nothing's lost forever. In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we've left behind, and dreaming ahead."
#1625
Posted: 3/24/06 at 2:27pm
Seriously? I'm surprised. Unless he's like "Bobby's kinda like me." Well, duh.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
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