Stephaniethestar... "also, in "I am" has anyone else noticed the bad autotune on "we've been FINE for so long now"....?? It bothers me"
YES!!! I'm soo glad somebody else noticed that!
There's a cane that drops in Drowsy Chaperone. It covers up a word I've never been able to figure out.
Stand-by Joined: 10/8/10
Stand-by Joined: 10/8/10
I'm listening to the Newsies cast recording and in Carrying the Banner I could have sworn I heard a trumpet slip. It was somewhere between 2:45-3:10 but I can't find it. Time to listen to it a few more times...
In the Footloose Cast Recording, during the Finale, at around 2:02, there is a very obvious voice crack. "First we've got TO turn you around.
I don't know if I'm the only one that has noticed it or not, but at the end of "You're Gonna Love Tomorrow/Love Will See Us Through" on the New 2011 Cast Recording of "Follies" the very last note word when they say "Me" (Tomorrows what your gonna have a life time of with MEEEE..." one of the girls sounds VERY VERY FLAT. But maybe that's what its supposed to sound like. Anyone else notice this???
Also... On the 10th Dream Cast Les Miserables.. In the beginning of "One Day More" the flute playing the first few notes starts out too fast, catches him self and then slows down after. Sounds weird but you can totally notice it when you listen to it.
On the Fiorello! OBC, in "The Name's LaGuardia," Tom Bosley definitely sings "Lall" instead of "Hall."
And a similar mistake (oddly enough), but Maureen Moore definitely sings "lurtains" instead of "curtains" during "Every Day a Little Death" in the NYC Opera production of A Little Night Music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKqw7VK9CYE
Re: WSS/Bernstein/Music turning- Bernstein wasn't even at the recording session. Sorry to ruin your Christmas.
Someone once told me that the muffled voice after “Another Pyramid” was Zozer saying “That sucked.” It sounds like that to me, but perhaps that’s because I was looking for it? Interesting to hear some other answers in this audio ink blot test.
This is one of those mysteries i keep coming back to.
I wish someone had recorded my HS production of Carousel, because when Jigger mentioned the baby in “Blow High, Blow Low” a well known smartaleck in the cast would always scream “a BABY!!!” when the male ensemble was supposed to just be laughing. It made the song sound better because he actually cracked them up.
Featured Actor Joined: 11/30/16
On the revival edition, Sandy Duncan version, of The Boy Friend with the song It's Never Too Late the older male character whispers to the young flapper actress "look!" just before they sing their song.
Featured Actor Joined: 11/30/16
On the 1962 revival cast of Anything Goes the chorus whoops it up with adlibs during the title number dance and one of the members shouts "Happy Easter" which may indicate when the album was recorded.
vlegra said: "In the recording for "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee", in the song "The Last Goodbye" all the way in the end you can hear somebody saying "How do you turn this off" referring to the microphone "
I know this was posted 9 years ago but I think it’s important that this line is literally a joke... it’s the vice principal who was the word reader not knowing how to turn off the mic. It’s said at full volume and so clearly not a mistake, I find this hilarious.
Broadway Star Joined: 1/28/04
On The Wiz cast album, on the song "Home," Stephanie Mills sings "Suddenly my world's gonned...." instead of "gone." Maybe that's how she did it in the show?
And correct me if I'm wrong, but on the title song of Company, there's a really flat note on the held "We loooooooooooove you" and it sounds like Stritchie.
There is, of course, the legendary toilet flush in "Maybe my Baby Loves me" in GRAND HOTEL.
There is, of course, the legendary toilet flush in "Maybe my Baby Loves me" in GRAND HOTEL.
ChairinMain said: "There is, of course, the legendary toilet flush in "Maybe my Baby Loves me" in GRAND HOTEL."
I don’t hear this one. How would a microphone have ended up anywhere near a bathroom?
In the original London cast recording of "Miss Saigon", on the song "Room 317", Claire Moore accidentally sings "Chris is MARRIAGE to me, we want kids of our own", instead of "Chris is MARRIED to me..."
Featured Actor Joined: 11/30/16
Some of these "flubs" may no longer exist if the recordings have been remastered.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/20/03
You can't get rid of a flub in a remastering. You have to go back and remix and see if said "flub" can be gotten rid of. That said, 90% of what's being described in this thread are not flubs at all. Hearing a page turn or a chair squeak is hardly a flub. The early cast albums were all recorded in a day, mixed in a day, and prssed and in stores five days later. Today's cast albums are allotted much more time, not to the better, IMO, as they all sound lifeless and dead, but that's another story for another day. But people mis-hear things as flubs, or they think an actual line of dialogue is a flub, and on it goes. A flub, correctly identified herein by someone, is Channing in the original album of Dolly, coming in early on Put on Your Sunday Clothes. Either the producer and engineer didn't hear it during the session or they were behind and let it go. There's no fixing it ever, as Dolly was recorded on three-track tape and there would be no way to edit it out as it's in all the mics.
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