Fantastic! It'll be so nice to have an official recording of the final version of the material. I wonder which label is doing it. My guess would be PS Classics.
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."
I loooove PS, but after Ghostlight's beautiful work on She Loves Me, I kind of hope that they do it. This is exciting news regardless of who records it.
I'm sure someone will pick up HOLIDAY INN. They will make the investment in recording it because it has tons of regional / community theatre licensing potential.
“I knew who I was this morning, but I've changed a few times since then.”
i'm so excited for this album! looking forward to finally having one complete recording for Falsettos, although i'm still sad one of my favorite sections is missing (the bit about Trina hanging from the chandelier).
"Contentment, it seems, simply happens. It appears accompanied by no bravos and no tears."
Just saw the show last night - first time being exposed to the material - and I was already jonesing to listen to it again. Glad to wake up today and read this news.
Not it sure what the chandeliers line is, but it was not in the show last night.
Have they announced when the cast is heading into the studio? Are they trying to get the album out before the show closes or are they going to record after they close?
jacobsnchz14 said: "Now available for pre-order; expected to ship in January
http://www.sh-k-boom.com/falsettos"
Anyone know / remember from past recordings produced by Sh-K Boom/Ghostlight what the likely timing is, either pre-order or release, for a digital version? (Assuming via iTunes or Amazon; I think I got the She Loves Me album on iTunes, but it was well after release.) Thanks!
Sh-K-Boom used to release their albums digitally almost a month in advance of the physical release and then ship pre-orders a week prior to the street date. She Loves Me was unique if I recall correctly because there was an issue with the CDs and some people who pre-ordered were given some kind of code for a digital download because of the delay.
CATSNYrevival said: "Sh-K-Boom used to release their albums digitally almost a month in advance of the physical release and then ship pre-orders a week prior to the street date. She Loves Me was unique if I recall correctly because there was an issue with the CDs and some people who pre-ordered were given some kind of code for a digital download because of the delay."
Thanks! Now I'm starting to remember ... Something Rotten was also Ghostlight (right?) and the month-in-advance timing sounds familiar for digital.