Personally, I think Tveit absolutely shines on this album. I've been "meh" on him for a long time, but his performance in Chess is by far and away my favorite in the production, and I think he sounds actually pretty brilliant here. His "Pity the Child" is definitely the weakest vocal moment for him, but I think it's still quite thrilling and especially so when you see him act the hell out of it in the theater. A random moment that stood out to me for him was "The Interview" -- he spits out those high notes so effortlessly and the grit makes it fascinating to listen to. It's overall a really great album, I think, and will be a goto for me for a while.