#301
Posted: 9/30/08 at 8:20pm
when someone laughed during the sad moment in RENT OBC.
Which sad moment?
Which sad moment?
Little Moments on Cast Recordings That You Love — Page 13
#302
Posted: 9/30/08 at 10:19pm
I don't know if this is in here yet but...
Company (Latest revival): Two parts in Being Alive when Raul sings "Mock me with praise" he sort of "screams through it" and it's just orgasmic. And at the very end on his final "being alive" he does the same thing. GAH!
Company (Latest revival): Two parts in Being Alive when Raul sings "Mock me with praise" he sort of "screams through it" and it's just orgasmic. And at the very end on his final "being alive" he does the same thing. GAH!
#303
Posted: 9/30/08 at 10:46pm
In the Heights:
Paciencia y Fe: I love everything from "So we cleaned some homes" on.
Grey Gardens:
Another Winter in a Summer Town: I LOVE LOVE LOVE the part where Christine and Mary Louise hit the harmony on "a long tiiiiime ago" toward the end of the song.
Ragtime:
Prologue: The part where the chorus sings "It was the music of something beginning/ an era exploding/ a century spinning/ in riches and rags/ and in rhythym and rhyme/ the people called it Ragtime." Chills. Not to mention some of the best lyrics I've ever heard!
Paciencia y Fe: I love everything from "So we cleaned some homes" on.
Grey Gardens:
Another Winter in a Summer Town: I LOVE LOVE LOVE the part where Christine and Mary Louise hit the harmony on "a long tiiiiime ago" toward the end of the song.
Ragtime:
Prologue: The part where the chorus sings "It was the music of something beginning/ an era exploding/ a century spinning/ in riches and rags/ and in rhythym and rhyme/ the people called it Ragtime." Chills. Not to mention some of the best lyrics I've ever heard!
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Updated On: 10/1/08 at 10:46 PM
#304
Posted: 9/30/08 at 10:56pm
BUMP IT WITH A TRUMPET.
Haven't heard a version of that I haven't liked.
Haven't heard a version of that I haven't liked.
#305
Posted: 9/30/08 at 11:16pm
"Grey Gardens:
Another Winter in a Summer Town: I LOVE LOVE LOVE the part where Christine and Mary Louise hit the harmony on "a long tiiiiime ago" toward the end of the song"
DOUBLE DITTO. GAH loves it!
Another Winter in a Summer Town: I LOVE LOVE LOVE the part where Christine and Mary Louise hit the harmony on "a long tiiiiime ago" toward the end of the song"
DOUBLE DITTO. GAH loves it!
#306
Posted: 10/1/08 at 12:21am
On the Sweet Smell of Sucess recording during Dont Know Where You Leave Off when Kelli belts "Im your susan".
On the in the heights recording:
Paciencia y Fe: "Alright MAMA, Ok! Paciencia Y Fe!" with the backround vocals under her. Gives me chills every time.
Final: The final chord right as Usnavi is finishing his rap.
On the in the heights recording:
Paciencia y Fe: "Alright MAMA, Ok! Paciencia Y Fe!" with the backround vocals under her. Gives me chills every time.
Final: The final chord right as Usnavi is finishing his rap.
<------ Me and my friends with patti Lupone at my friends afterparty for her concert with audra mcdonald during the summer of 2007.
"I am sorry but it is an unjust world and virtue is only triumphant in theatricle performances" The Mikado
"I am sorry but it is an unjust world and virtue is only triumphant in theatricle performances" The Mikado
#307
Posted: 10/1/08 at 12:34am
The Secret Garden:
I love during "How Could I Ever Know" when Mandy Patinkin and Rebecca Luker sing together in the last verse. It is just so beautiful!
I love during "How Could I Ever Know" when Mandy Patinkin and Rebecca Luker sing together in the last verse. It is just so beautiful!
#308
Posted: 10/1/08 at 7:57am
Phantom - the end of Wandering Child when Raoul joins in with Christine and the Phantom...no trio onstage 
#309
Posted: 10/1/08 at 9:12am
how about every note Rebecca Luker sings on the OBC of The Secret Garden?
the end of "Love Can't Happen" on Grand Hotel, after Brent Barrett sings his last "and I know," the part the orchestra plays just...slays me.
a silly one, but I love on the Evita OBC when Magaldi sings "this in a man is a danger enough," during "Eva Beware of the City" because I SWEAR he is singing "this in a man is a dangery enough".
the end of "Love Can't Happen" on Grand Hotel, after Brent Barrett sings his last "and I know," the part the orchestra plays just...slays me.
a silly one, but I love on the Evita OBC when Magaldi sings "this in a man is a danger enough," during "Eva Beware of the City" because I SWEAR he is singing "this in a man is a dangery enough".
When I see the phrase "the ____ estate", I imagine a vast mansion in the country full of monocled men and high-collared women receiving letters about productions across the country and doing spit-takes at whatever they contain.
-Kad
#310
Posted: 10/1/08 at 2:21pm
Love the way Stritchie stretches out the last note on "Poor Baby"
Love the last chord on "How I Saved Roosevelt"
The way the music builds going into the last verse of "Who's That Woman?" in the concert version sung by Phyllis Newman
The "Bobby Babys" you can hear in the orchestration toward the end of "Another Hundred People"
The "Vich vay?" "This vay" from the movie version of WSS during "Officer Krupke"
and also from WSS, the best part of the show, "I know you do!"
Love the last chord on "How I Saved Roosevelt"
The way the music builds going into the last verse of "Who's That Woman?" in the concert version sung by Phyllis Newman
The "Bobby Babys" you can hear in the orchestration toward the end of "Another Hundred People"
The "Vich vay?" "This vay" from the movie version of WSS during "Officer Krupke"
and also from WSS, the best part of the show, "I know you do!"
#311
Posted: 10/1/08 at 4:21pm
Just a couple that never fail to steal my heart
Norm Lewis in Side Show "Take Wing... Fly to To Glory.. Dance, Sing.. TELL your Story.."
That "tell" is just amazing
Also From Terrance Mann in Scarlet Pimpernel "She and I took this world like a storm. Come Again! Let the Girl in Your Heart Tumble Free. Bring your Renegade Heart Home to Me"
pretty much that entire "Where's The Girl" song is just amazing..
The ever wonderful Michael Ball in Les Mis and his "Let's not be seen.. Somebody's Here."
and to give some props to the girls
Diana Morrison from Aspects of Love when she sings "Why... Why can't you wait for me.. Three years is NOT a lifetime"
Also Lea Salonga from Miss Saigon at the end of I'd Give My Life For You the way she belts "You can Choose Whatever Heaven Grants"
Norm Lewis in Side Show "Take Wing... Fly to To Glory.. Dance, Sing.. TELL your Story.."
That "tell" is just amazing
Also From Terrance Mann in Scarlet Pimpernel "She and I took this world like a storm. Come Again! Let the Girl in Your Heart Tumble Free. Bring your Renegade Heart Home to Me"
pretty much that entire "Where's The Girl" song is just amazing..
The ever wonderful Michael Ball in Les Mis and his "Let's not be seen.. Somebody's Here."
and to give some props to the girls
Diana Morrison from Aspects of Love when she sings "Why... Why can't you wait for me.. Three years is NOT a lifetime"
Also Lea Salonga from Miss Saigon at the end of I'd Give My Life For You the way she belts "You can Choose Whatever Heaven Grants"
#312
Posted: 10/1/08 at 4:33pm
Grey Gardens: "The pink paper lanterns still twinkle in place" I love the little catch on her voice.
Sweeney Revival: "Yes I lied, 'cause I LOVE you, I'd be TWICE the wife she was, I LOVE you, could that THING have cared for you like me?" My favorite Lupone moment ever!
Sweeney Revival: "Yes I lied, 'cause I LOVE you, I'd be TWICE the wife she was, I LOVE you, could that THING have cared for you like me?" My favorite Lupone moment ever!
#313
Posted: 10/1/08 at 5:21pm
I refuse to let this topic die.
On the Assassins OCR, right after (uh, spoilers?) Lee Harvey Oswald shoots JFK, the orchestra comes in with this horrifying boom and music that sounds suspiciouslly like Unworthy of Your Life which molds into the national anthem. It's my favorite part of the entire album. Also, the drums and gunshots in Everybody's Got the Right are wonderful.
On the Assassins OCR, right after (uh, spoilers?) Lee Harvey Oswald shoots JFK, the orchestra comes in with this horrifying boom and music that sounds suspiciouslly like Unworthy of Your Life which molds into the national anthem. It's my favorite part of the entire album. Also, the drums and gunshots in Everybody's Got the Right are wonderful.
Tick Tock
#314
Posted: 10/1/08 at 7:49pm
Lea Salonga's "Do you want to be told how my village was burned" and "I have a heart like the sea, a million dreams are in me" in Miss Saigon.
All of "I will never leave you" from Side Show.
Terrence Mann in "Where's the Girl (Reprise)", especially "Dark of the morning grows COLD"
All of "I will never leave you" from Side Show.
Terrence Mann in "Where's the Girl (Reprise)", especially "Dark of the morning grows COLD"
#315
Posted: 10/1/08 at 8:07pm
Grey garden- Around the World when Edie sings __you tack them up.so when you go..the world will be the one you know.
After watching the movie and hearing this song i always feel the pain Edie must have felt between the dilema of choosing her life or taking care of her mother.
I cry everytime its on.
After watching the movie and hearing this song i always feel the pain Edie must have felt between the dilema of choosing her life or taking care of her mother.
I cry everytime its on.
#316
Posted: 10/2/08 at 1:53am
Jekyll & Hyde - "They're all in Cahoots" from Facade. The CAHOOTS part is awesome.
Sunset Blvd - "Im at 10006 Sunset Blvd" and then the sweeping music that follows as she is travelling to the mansion. At the end of the show. Also "creeky covered wagons" from the song Sunset Blvd.
Little Shop of Horrors - "What do you want from me Blood?" Ding. from Grow for me.
Taboo- "you must be Cinderella's sister" from Freaks.
Les Miz "Im a stronger man by far this race is not yet won" from Confrontation.
Every bit of "another dead cow" from Bat Boy. I love Kathy Brier
Its late, that is all i can think of right now....Although I have loads more.
Kev
Sunset Blvd - "Im at 10006 Sunset Blvd" and then the sweeping music that follows as she is travelling to the mansion. At the end of the show. Also "creeky covered wagons" from the song Sunset Blvd.
Little Shop of Horrors - "What do you want from me Blood?" Ding. from Grow for me.
Taboo- "you must be Cinderella's sister" from Freaks.
Les Miz "Im a stronger man by far this race is not yet won" from Confrontation.
Every bit of "another dead cow" from Bat Boy. I love Kathy Brier
Its late, that is all i can think of right now....Although I have loads more.
Kev
did I rock the family boat by dining on the help?-LESTAT
#317
Posted: 10/2/08 at 7:41am
I second "Bump it with a trumpet" ... I am so obsessed with this line, when a coworker mentioned that her 14 yr old son played trumpet, I mentioned to her about that line from Gypsy... she looked sort of taken aback. Later I showed her the clip from the film version with Faith Dane as Mazeppa. She still thinks I'm nuts... 
#318
Posted: 6/27/09 at 12:32pm
In "Louder Than Words" from Tick, Tick, Boom. I love the way Raul says 'pain' in the lyric ' we're in for some pain '
"There's nothing good on. The media hates Christmas. The media loves vampires, though. Maybe they will show a Twilight Christmas."
-Danmeg's 10 year old son.
-Danmeg's 10 year old son.
#319
Posted: 6/27/09 at 12:55pm
I was just gonna bump this thread, actually. Thanks for saving me the trouble!
Next to Normal:
How Could I Ever Forget-I love the part towards the end where Dan and Diana sing "That day that I lost you..."
So Anyway - The note Alice hits when she sings, "It's time for me to GOOOO"
Everything Else - "And there's nothing your paranoid parents can say"
Just Another Day - "Ev'ry day is just another and another and another..." I love the whole breakdown.
New Hair Recording:
I Got Life - I think my favorite part on the entire CD is when Gaving and the tribe yell "LIFE!" back and forth.
Ain't Got No Grass - I also really like the line "Ain't go no draft card burned it burned it burned it."
Caroline, or Change:
Lot's Wife - "Tuuuuurn me to salt..." and, of course, "Slam go the iron! Slam go the iron! Flat! Flat! Flat! FLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAATTTT!!!"
Next to Normal:
How Could I Ever Forget-I love the part towards the end where Dan and Diana sing "That day that I lost you..."
So Anyway - The note Alice hits when she sings, "It's time for me to GOOOO"
Everything Else - "And there's nothing your paranoid parents can say"
Just Another Day - "Ev'ry day is just another and another and another..." I love the whole breakdown.
New Hair Recording:
I Got Life - I think my favorite part on the entire CD is when Gaving and the tribe yell "LIFE!" back and forth.
Ain't Got No Grass - I also really like the line "Ain't go no draft card burned it burned it burned it."
Caroline, or Change:
Lot's Wife - "Tuuuuurn me to salt..." and, of course, "Slam go the iron! Slam go the iron! Flat! Flat! Flat! FLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAATTTT!!!"
I know you.
I know you.
I know you.
#320
Posted: 6/27/09 at 1:11pm
I love how Euan Morton vibratos on "self" when he sings "On a clear day I can see myself for miles" in Stranger in This World. God, I love the Taboo cast recording.
Every time Steve Barton opens his mouth on the Tanz der Vampire cast recording.
Every time Steve Barton opens his mouth on the Tanz der Vampire cast recording.
Butters, go buy World of Warcraft, install it on your computer, and join the online sensation before we all murder you.
--Cartman: South Park
ATTENTION FANS: I will be played by James Barbour in the upcoming musical, "BroadwayWorld: The Musical."
#321
Posted: 6/27/09 at 1:19pm
New Hair Broadway Recording:
Aint Got No Grass at about 36 seconds after they stop chanting you can hear who i belive to be Allison Case scream COME ON! she seems so angry. i love it.
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TAKE ACTION! EQUALITY!
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Aint Got No Grass at about 36 seconds after they stop chanting you can hear who i belive to be Allison Case scream COME ON! she seems so angry. i love it.
BROADWAY IMPACT!
TAKE ACTION! EQUALITY!
http://www.broadwayimpact.com/
#322
Posted: 6/27/09 at 1:35pm
This isn't so much just on the recording, but in Hair:
the whole 2nd half or so of Three-Five-Zero-Zero. I love the irony of that moment, how it's such joyous gospel music and yet the words they're singing are so awful. It's very very powerful. And they all get SO into it.
Next to Normal:
In "I'm Alive (reprise)", Aaron's "the medicine failed and the doctors lied". I have NO idea at all why that like always gives me shivers, but for some reason it does. Never fails
the whole 2nd half or so of Three-Five-Zero-Zero. I love the irony of that moment, how it's such joyous gospel music and yet the words they're singing are so awful. It's very very powerful. And they all get SO into it.
Next to Normal:
In "I'm Alive (reprise)", Aaron's "the medicine failed and the doctors lied". I have NO idea at all why that like always gives me shivers, but for some reason it does. Never fails
I don't need a life that's normal. That's way too far away. But something next to normal would be okay. Something next to normal is what I'd like to try. Close enough to normal to get by.
#323
Posted: 6/27/09 at 1:43pm
Next to Normal:
I too, am obsessed with "And there's nothing your paranoid parents can say". I like the 'Mmm's in "Catch me I'm Falling".
Spring Awakening
I love the cello in the intro for "The Word of Your Body". I LOVE the violins in that song as well. They match with the song so perfectly.
Les Miserables (OBC):
"But still I dream he'll come TO ME!!!!!!!!!!"
I too, am obsessed with "And there's nothing your paranoid parents can say". I like the 'Mmm's in "Catch me I'm Falling".
Spring Awakening
I love the cello in the intro for "The Word of Your Body". I LOVE the violins in that song as well. They match with the song so perfectly.
Les Miserables (OBC):
"But still I dream he'll come TO ME!!!!!!!!!!"
"There's nothing good on. The media hates Christmas. The media loves vampires, though. Maybe they will show a Twilight Christmas."
-Danmeg's 10 year old son.
-Danmeg's 10 year old son.
#324
Posted: 6/27/09 at 2:21pm
Hair 09 NBC in I Got Life: "...and bad times too like you, you, yoOoOoOu"
#325
Posted: 6/27/09 at 2:26pm
^ooh I love that one too!! Gavin <3
I don't need a life that's normal. That's way too far away. But something next to normal would be okay. Something next to normal is what I'd like to try. Close enough to normal to get by.
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