#26
Posted: 7/3/04 at 9:47pm
yes, don't take my name in vain.
and I know that I am cute. Thanks
and I know that I am cute. Thanks
#27
Posted: 7/3/04 at 9:48pm
what's the lord? this is Broadway.
Updated On: 7/3/04 at 09:48 PM
#29
Posted: 7/3/04 at 10:05pm
RIGHT ONNNN broadway girl! Caroline deserved that award.
-d.b.j-
-d.b.j-
Vary My Days.
#30
Posted: 7/3/04 at 10:11pm
i still dont like caroline. but i didnt love the music in millie either so there i guess.
#31
Posted: 7/3/04 at 10:19pm
Well, J - Caroline isn't aimed at children. It's a grown up musical with no flashy effects. It's what's called a character study. Can you say that? CHAR-AC-TER STU-DY. Good boy.
"Noah, someday we'll talk again. But there's things we'll never say. That sorrow deep inside you. It inside me, too. And it never go away. You be okay. You'll learn how to lose things..."
#33
Posted: 7/3/04 at 10:22pm
The link below begs to differ
J's Stupidity
J's Stupidity
"Noah, someday we'll talk again. But there's things we'll never say. That sorrow deep inside you. It inside me, too. And it never go away. You be okay. You'll learn how to lose things..."
#35
Posted: 7/3/04 at 10:24pm
I LOVE that instead of actually defending why Avenue Q is better than Wicked we are instead saying that J's comments aren't vaild b/c he didn't sign on to the message board the instant he returned home. I forget that some people lives don't revolve around broadwayworld.com
#36
Posted: 7/3/04 at 10:25pm
ok i have a confession to make after going to the link posted above. im jealous because im not as funny as people like Matt G and Broadwaygirl and mr. nugget for that one line and so i make up for it by sounding loud and agngry to get more attenion. thts seriously the truth. but you guys would not be having as much fun if i wasnt hear right?? i mean nugget's ego is much higher now.
#37
Posted: 7/3/04 at 10:33pm
You're right shesings, I do apologize.
Where is my loyaltly.
Avenue Q is better because:
1.) It has a totally original book that was not romotely adapted from a book that was based on a movie that was based on another book
2.) ALL the songs are catchy, hummable, and reflective of today's society unlike 3 or 4 fantastic songs in an otherwise so-so score
3.) Avenue Q not only treats their fans with courtesy, but the fans of Avenue Q also do not name-call or force others to worship their show
Have a Happy July 4th everyone!
Where is my loyaltly.
Avenue Q is better because:
1.) It has a totally original book that was not romotely adapted from a book that was based on a movie that was based on another book
2.) ALL the songs are catchy, hummable, and reflective of today's society unlike 3 or 4 fantastic songs in an otherwise so-so score
3.) Avenue Q not only treats their fans with courtesy, but the fans of Avenue Q also do not name-call or force others to worship their show
Have a Happy July 4th everyone!
#38
Posted: 7/3/04 at 10:36pm
catchy tunes? its sucks to be me. it sucka sucka sucka sucka blah blah blah!!!!
#41
Posted: 7/4/04 at 1:06am
Shesings:
"I love that instead of actually defending why Avenue Q is better than Wicked, we are instead saying that J.'s comments aren't valid because he didn't sign onto the message board the instant he returned home. I forget that some people's lives don't revolve around BroadwayWorld.com."
J.:
"OK, I have a confession to make after going to the link posted above. I'm jealous because I'm not as funny as some people like Matt G. and BroadwayGirl and Mr. Nugget for that one line, so I make up for it by sounding loud and angry to get more attention. That's seriously the truth. But you guys would not be having as much fun if I wasn't here, right? I mean, Nugget's ego is much higher now."
"I love that instead of actually defending why Avenue Q is better than Wicked, we are instead saying that J.'s comments aren't valid because he didn't sign onto the message board the instant he returned home. I forget that some people's lives don't revolve around BroadwayWorld.com."
J.:
"OK, I have a confession to make after going to the link posted above. I'm jealous because I'm not as funny as some people like Matt G. and BroadwayGirl and Mr. Nugget for that one line, so I make up for it by sounding loud and angry to get more attention. That's seriously the truth. But you guys would not be having as much fun if I wasn't here, right? I mean, Nugget's ego is much higher now."
#42
Posted: 7/4/04 at 1:08am
What is with this new trend of just coppying what someone said and posting it again?
"Noah, someday we'll talk again. But there's things we'll never say. That sorrow deep inside you. It inside me, too. And it never go away. You be okay. You'll learn how to lose things..."
#44
Posted: 7/4/04 at 1:10am
What is with this new trend of just coppying what someone said and posting it again?
"I'm learning to dig deep down inside and find the truth within myself and put that out. I think what we identify with in popular music more than anything else is when someone just shares a truth that we can relate to. That's what I'm searching for in my music." - Ron Bohmer
"I broke the boundaries. It wasn't cool to be in plays- especially if you were in sports & I was in both." - Ashton Kutcher
"I broke the boundaries. It wasn't cool to be in plays- especially if you were in sports & I was in both." - Ashton Kutcher
#45
Posted: 7/4/04 at 1:10am
i wish i knew. she's still entertained by it. musetta: thank you for noticing that.
#46
Posted: 7/4/04 at 1:10am
What is with this new trend of just coppying what someone said and posting it again?
"Noah, someday we'll talk again. But there's things we'll never say. That sorrow deep inside you. It inside me, too. And it never go away. You be okay. You'll learn how to lose things..."
#47
Posted: 7/4/04 at 1:12am
thank you Musetta for your translations. they're quite helpful 
There are some people in the world who say that writing stories, or composing music or dancing sparkly dances is easy for them. Nothing interferes with their ability to create. While I celebrate their creative freedom, a little part of me just wants to punch those motherf*ckers in the teeth...[tos]
#48
Posted: 7/4/04 at 1:15am
What is with this new trend of just coppying what someone said and posting it again?
Well, someone's gotta do it.
Who was it who called me Barbara Billingsley? I should get that on a t-shirt.
Well, someone's gotta do it.
Who was it who called me Barbara Billingsley? I should get that on a t-shirt.
#49
Posted: 7/4/04 at 2:54am
girl no you did-in! taboo was the best score of the past five years at least, and that it hasn't gotton it's props yet is a bloody crime. i think we'll see who and what will stand the test of time, and i can tell you that as much as i enjoyed watching wicked, it's gonna be collecting dust in the record bins, b/c that score will not survive. ave q and caroline will certainly be remembered. one day audiences will be ready for caroline- that it hasn't been able to flourish is quite a loss.
#50
Posted: 7/4/04 at 3:39am
At the risk of repeating what may have already been said elsewhere, WICKED is a charming piece of packaged work, designed for the tourist trade by providing a lot of splashy special effects, gorgeous costumes, a fun set, and a bland but listenable score. Everything is lovely to look at. It's inoffensive and therefore an easy sell to large groups like, oh, I dunno, the Republican National Convention. But once you start stripping away all the flash, there ain't much there, guys.
Q, on the other hand, starts from the premise that it ain't much to begin with and lets you grow with it. It's got charm, wit, and a cohesive style, unlike WICKED's inability to pull all of its creativity into a single stream. I seriously doubt either show will make it into the regional theatre market (I dont know many companies that would want to tackle WICKED, and Q is a little too New York oriented to play in the Heartland), but Q stands a better chance of being remembered at all than WICKED.
Q, on the other hand, starts from the premise that it ain't much to begin with and lets you grow with it. It's got charm, wit, and a cohesive style, unlike WICKED's inability to pull all of its creativity into a single stream. I seriously doubt either show will make it into the regional theatre market (I dont know many companies that would want to tackle WICKED, and Q is a little too New York oriented to play in the Heartland), but Q stands a better chance of being remembered at all than WICKED.
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