#101
Posted: 10/10/06 at 6:00pm
Oh nice BSoB - I'm glad they took some liberties with the new revival.
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#102
Posted: 10/10/06 at 6:13pm
Rentboy86, those two lines have never been sung, going back to Kelly Bishop on the OBC--those two lines are meant to be spoken.
*sigh* poor Charlotte..."PLEE me the music, gimme a chance to come THREEEW"? Not so much. SO not impressive on this recording, and it's not just M & the M. Everything she does = badbadbad.
Glad they included the extra montage bits and whatnot, but geez, I say save your $$. Nothing about this recording grabbed me at all, except Mara Davi.
*sigh* poor Charlotte..."PLEE me the music, gimme a chance to come THREEEW"? Not so much. SO not impressive on this recording, and it's not just M & the M. Everything she does = badbadbad.
Glad they included the extra montage bits and whatnot, but geez, I say save your $$. Nothing about this recording grabbed me at all, except Mara Davi.
#103
Posted: 10/10/06 at 6:20pm
Sounds like PLAY to me. Sorry you don't like her.
The only part where she is really...odd is "You cannot go to the movie/Until you finish your homework" - but then I'm used to Donnabelting that.
The only part where she is really...odd is "You cannot go to the movie/Until you finish your homework" - but then I'm used to Donnabelting that.
#104
Posted: 10/10/06 at 6:35pm
which prevented us from hearing "He doesn't like the way I look, he doesn't like the way I dance, he doesn't like the way I..."
It's a glitch? I just assumed it wasn't on the recording.
It's a glitch? I just assumed it wasn't on the recording.
"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey
#105
Posted: 10/10/06 at 7:22pm
I'd never even heard of Rhapsody until just lasy week! At least if it was only on iTunes it would have a had a wider distribution, but who the hell uses rhapsody?
#106
Posted: 10/10/06 at 7:29pm
Hello is there any one out there that is willing to send me the tracks becuz i've been going to stores and none of them have it...thanks PM me
#107
Posted: 10/10/06 at 7:31pm
Ok...not gonna read through ALL this because I'm in the middle of my big ass English paper...but I'll take a break cause it's kind of bothering me.
The original album's Opening is so much faster because they sped it up because they believed no one wanted to hear people dancing for that long. That's also why they also cut alot of the dialouge.
Yea, I had the same thought. When we first started rehearsals for ACL I was going INCREDIBLY fast (aka the Original recording's tempo) for the "Step, Kick, Kick...", and it was about double the speed of the music lol. The director pretty much looked at the pianist and said "Well, someone's listened to the recording WAY too many times." (which was SO true)
Hope no one's talked about that yet
The original album's Opening is so much faster because they sped it up because they believed no one wanted to hear people dancing for that long. That's also why they also cut alot of the dialouge.
Yea, I had the same thought. When we first started rehearsals for ACL I was going INCREDIBLY fast (aka the Original recording's tempo) for the "Step, Kick, Kick...", and it was about double the speed of the music lol. The director pretty much looked at the pianist and said "Well, someone's listened to the recording WAY too many times." (which was SO true)
Hope no one's talked about that yet
#108
Posted: 10/10/06 at 7:35pm
Bought the CR when I was at the show on saturday...listening to it right now...It's here and there...
#111
Posted: 10/10/06 at 8:05pm
On the broadway.com video Mara Davi sounds amazing!!
#113
Posted: 10/10/06 at 8:11pm
*sigh* poor Charlotte..."PLEE me the music, gimme a chance to come THREEEW"? Not so much. SO not impressive on this recording, and it's not just M & the M. Everything she does = badbadbad.
Not just on the recording. I can't stand her voice in the show. Love her, love the acting, love the dancing - but god, the singing. When I heard the recording, my first thought was that Charlotte sounded AMAZING on this song, just because it's so much better than how it is live.
Not just on the recording. I can't stand her voice in the show. Love her, love the acting, love the dancing - but god, the singing. When I heard the recording, my first thought was that Charlotte sounded AMAZING on this song, just because it's so much better than how it is live.
#114
Posted: 10/10/06 at 8:19pm
Charlotte sounds worse in the show? Ehhh....
Does anyone think that the beginning of "At The Ballet" sounds very computerized? I love the orchestrations on the OBCR - not so much for this recording.
I think Tony Yazbeck needs more to sing. His voice is beautiful.
Very excited to see this show.
Does anyone think that the beginning of "At The Ballet" sounds very computerized? I love the orchestrations on the OBCR - not so much for this recording.
I think Tony Yazbeck needs more to sing. His voice is beautiful.
Very excited to see this show.
#115
Posted: 10/10/06 at 8:22pm
i can not stop listening to the OBC! still havent gotten the revival recording, but just got the OBC a few days ago, and the music is just....amazing!
sorry, i just want to express my CHORUS LINE love!!!
sorry, i just want to express my CHORUS LINE love!!!
#116
Posted: 10/10/06 at 8:27pm
I actually thought that Charlotte sounded better in the show.
She grunted when I saw her. Sounds funny but she put lots of emotion into that number and I liked it.
She grunted when I saw her. Sounds funny but she put lots of emotion into that number and I liked it.
#117
Posted: 10/10/06 at 8:33pm
Well I just got the Revival Recording...and I've only listened to the Opening (it's not even over yet lol.) But so far I love it.
Mainly because I can finally dance along and do my lines w/ it. Although I'm not a big fan of this Zach...
Mainly because I can finally dance along and do my lines w/ it
. Although I'm not a big fan of this Zach...
#118
Posted: 10/10/06 at 8:52pm
Can someone please SHOOT the person who changed the "Uuu's and Sigh's" to be completely song?
KILL HIM!
KILL HIM!
bt
#119
Posted: 10/10/06 at 8:55pm
so how the hell does this rhapsody thing work? can i get it on my ipod or what?
#120
Posted: 10/10/06 at 9:01pm
Listening to this now.
No complaints yet. Just enjoying some great music and performances :)
No complaints yet. Just enjoying some great music and performances :)
#121
Posted: 10/10/06 at 9:02pm
I bought it today and adore it. I haven't stopped listening to it. but add me to the list of people pissed off about And.
"Don't thank your parents, if you were raised in a nurturing environment you wouldnt be in show business"--Conan O'Brien at the 2006 Emmy Awards
#122
Posted: 10/10/06 at 9:07pm
The recording is good.
Charlotte is a very good singer. She just isn't on the level vocally of Donna McKechnie.
Truth be told, there are VERY few dancers who have such a diverse vocal range, style, and technique like McKechnie.
Donna sounds amazing with her soprano on the FOLLIES recording. She is one of a kind, when it comes to triple threats.
Charlotte is a very good singer. She just isn't on the level vocally of Donna McKechnie.
Truth be told, there are VERY few dancers who have such a diverse vocal range, style, and technique like McKechnie.
Donna sounds amazing with her soprano on the FOLLIES recording. She is one of a kind, when it comes to triple threats.
#123
Posted: 10/10/06 at 9:50pm
The opening makes me yawn, the tempo is just too slow and boring. In the original recording (I never saw the original production) the fast tempo during the opening helped you grasp the fast-paced energy of an actual audition and in a way it mirrored how fast all those thoughts were coming through the dancers' minds.
I agree with LJay in that Donna McKechnie's range is simply hard to find in any other dancer, her voice is spectacular (I'm currently reading "Time Steps" and apparently the fact she could dance so well and hit a high C hurt her career sometimes because people did not know what to do with her...I digress). Charlotte just can't match McKechnie but provides a pleasant "Music and the Mirror."
I loved that "Nothing" was included within the Montage and enjoyed Natalie Cortez' voice (though her characterization does not really match Priscilla Lopez). But my biggest disappointment was "Dance 10, Looks 3," since I never saw the original production I have Pam Blair's rendition of the song imprinted on my mind, Goldyn is slightly bland, she sings the song but that is all she does (this is all based on the recording) and I found that to be a let-down.
I agree with LJay in that Donna McKechnie's range is simply hard to find in any other dancer, her voice is spectacular (I'm currently reading "Time Steps" and apparently the fact she could dance so well and hit a high C hurt her career sometimes because people did not know what to do with her...I digress). Charlotte just can't match McKechnie but provides a pleasant "Music and the Mirror."
I loved that "Nothing" was included within the Montage and enjoyed Natalie Cortez' voice (though her characterization does not really match Priscilla Lopez). But my biggest disappointment was "Dance 10, Looks 3," since I never saw the original production I have Pam Blair's rendition of the song imprinted on my mind, Goldyn is slightly bland, she sings the song but that is all she does (this is all based on the recording) and I found that to be a let-down.
#124
Posted: 10/10/06 at 9:55pm
Well...as I said early (as well as a bunch of people) they sped it up because they were still selling to people who didnt only love the theater, so they sped it up and took out ALOT of dialogue to make it more sellable. But now that it's mainly just theater addicts they made it the normal show pace...because at that pace it is HARD to keep up.
#125
Posted: 10/10/06 at 9:55pm
It's now on iTunes. i thought the cd was released on 10/3 and no one had it. Sorry!
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