#26
Posted: 10/26/06 at 10:14am
Laurie Beechman joyously blasting out "NYC!" on the Annie OBCR. Magic.
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#27
Posted: 10/26/06 at 10:20am
On the new ACL recording during 'At the Ballet' when Mara Davi sings "That I was born to help their marriage and when..."
On the Sweeney Revival recording, during 'Poor Thing' when Mrs. Lovett sings "He had this wife you see..." I just love the piano right then, it's so pretty.
On the Sweeney Revival recording, during 'Poor Thing' when Mrs. Lovett sings "He had this wife you see..." I just love the piano right then, it's so pretty.
#28
Posted: 10/26/06 at 10:27am
"no witness... no weakness-- through end of song" how did we come to this... lippa's wild party
It's the music and I'm its hapless victim
#29
Posted: 10/26/06 at 10:32am
This is cheesy, but I just love the opening chords for "Seasons of Love." I think it's one of the most hauntingly beautiful songs out there, and the intro is just perfect.
Nothing matters but knowing nothing matters. ~ Wicked
Everything in life is only for now. ~ Avenue Q
There is no future, there is no past. I live this moment as my last. ~ Rent
"He's a tramp, but I love him."
Everything in life is only for now. ~ Avenue Q
There is no future, there is no past. I live this moment as my last. ~ Rent
#30
Posted: 10/26/06 at 11:10am
On the Complete Symphonic Recording of Les Miserables when Anthony Warlow as Enjolras sings "Let others RISE to take our place until the earth is FREE!!!!"
Woof. I'm getting tingly just typing about it
Woof. I'm getting tingly just typing about it
"You're the worst thing to happen to musical theatre since Andrew Lloyd Webber!" --Family Guy
"Shut up! It's been 29 years!!!" --the incomparable Patti LuPone in her MUCH DESERVED Tony acceptance speech for Gypsy.
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"Shut up! It's been 29 years!!!" --the incomparable Patti LuPone in her MUCH DESERVED Tony acceptance speech for Gypsy.
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#31
Posted: 10/26/06 at 11:24am
probably completely silly but I love Roger's singing during "Goodbye Love" (the whole "But who mark are you........part). I also have this strange fascination with how the word different is sang in Tarzan's "Different".
BroadwayBoobs: I'll give all of you who weren't there a hint of who took the pictures ...it rhymes with shameless
SOMMS: I knew it was Tink!
BroadwayBoobs: I'll give all of you who weren't there a hint of who took the pictures ...it rhymes with shameless
SOMMS: I knew it was Tink!
#32
Posted: 10/26/06 at 11:40am
Elphaba3: Depends on what high note you mean in "Aiutami"; Patti hits a D6 during the "Bravi" but at the end Sarah hits an E6 (that's probably what you were referring to, right?)
Anyway, I have soooo many of these! Here are a few I can think of offhand:
- "No One Has Ever Loved Me" in the Passion OBC, at the instrumental part near the end when he carries her to the bed, she seems to weak, then she suddenly gets a burst of strength, pulls him down to her, and the orchestra just SWELLS. It is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard.
- "If I Didn't Believe in You" on the L5Y recording: "I wouldn't be standing here nooow" when the piano and strings pick up. Also "The Next Ten Minutes"--"And if you, in turn, agree..." and "I Can Do Better Than That" when it goes to the "You don't have to get a haircut," part.
- The Secret Garden OBC - "Wick": "You clear away the dead parts" etc when the pace picks up and "Winter's on the Wing": "Spring, I say!" Also "The Girl in the Valley" near the end when Mandy and Rebecca sing together with the high notes and the harmony... just BEAUTIFUL.
- Floyd Collins OOBC - also "How Glory Goes" but a different part: "I can see soooo faaaaar" when the orchestra picks up. OMG. Also "The Riddle Song" when they reminisce and the music becomes very face-paced. I can't stop from dancing.
- Parade OBC - "All the Wasted Time" - the beginning and the end: "I never knew anything at aaaall!" when the music just swells and then eventually dims down to that gorgeous little piano. Also "The Old Red Hills of Home" - "Praaay on this daaay, as I journey beyond them." And the fiddling at the beginning of "People of Atlanta" with the chorus joining in. And the end of "Come Up to My Office" where the factory girls come in and the two parts--Leo's and the girls'--just meld together PERFECTLY. Maybe I should just say all of Parade.
- Les Mis OBC "There are ways that a people can fight! We shall overcome their power!" That's actually the only time I prefer that Enjolras.
- The Light in the Piazza OBC - the vocalizing at the end of "Say It Somehow." Also the strings at the beginning of the title song (and the overture, I suppose.)
- Sweeney Todd OBC - "And my Lucy lies in ashes!" with the strings. And "Ladies in Their Sensitivities": "I loved you ever since I saw you, even as it does matter that I still don't know your name"
... and I'll stop now because this is getting bad.
Anyway, I have soooo many of these! Here are a few I can think of offhand:
- "No One Has Ever Loved Me" in the Passion OBC, at the instrumental part near the end when he carries her to the bed, she seems to weak, then she suddenly gets a burst of strength, pulls him down to her, and the orchestra just SWELLS. It is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard.
- "If I Didn't Believe in You" on the L5Y recording: "I wouldn't be standing here nooow" when the piano and strings pick up. Also "The Next Ten Minutes"--"And if you, in turn, agree..." and "I Can Do Better Than That" when it goes to the "You don't have to get a haircut," part.
- The Secret Garden OBC - "Wick": "You clear away the dead parts" etc when the pace picks up and "Winter's on the Wing": "Spring, I say!" Also "The Girl in the Valley" near the end when Mandy and Rebecca sing together with the high notes and the harmony... just BEAUTIFUL.
- Floyd Collins OOBC - also "How Glory Goes" but a different part: "I can see soooo faaaaar" when the orchestra picks up. OMG. Also "The Riddle Song" when they reminisce and the music becomes very face-paced. I can't stop from dancing.
- Parade OBC - "All the Wasted Time" - the beginning and the end: "I never knew anything at aaaall!" when the music just swells and then eventually dims down to that gorgeous little piano. Also "The Old Red Hills of Home" - "Praaay on this daaay, as I journey beyond them." And the fiddling at the beginning of "People of Atlanta" with the chorus joining in. And the end of "Come Up to My Office" where the factory girls come in and the two parts--Leo's and the girls'--just meld together PERFECTLY. Maybe I should just say all of Parade.
- Les Mis OBC "There are ways that a people can fight! We shall overcome their power!" That's actually the only time I prefer that Enjolras.
- The Light in the Piazza OBC - the vocalizing at the end of "Say It Somehow." Also the strings at the beginning of the title song (and the overture, I suppose.)
- Sweeney Todd OBC - "And my Lucy lies in ashes!" with the strings. And "Ladies in Their Sensitivities": "I loved you ever since I saw you, even as it does matter that I still don't know your name"
... and I'll stop now because this is getting bad.
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Updated On: 10/26/06 at 11:40 AM
#33
Posted: 10/26/06 at 12:40pm
I am always highly amused by the "Hey baby, you look hot!" line they inserted for Richard Blake during "Pop" on TWS cast recording. It isn't in the show and is very random and funny.
I also love the "Whoa-oh-oh" during "I Wish I could Go Back to College" on the "Avenue Q recording that John does.
I also love the "Whoa-oh-oh" during "I Wish I could Go Back to College" on the "Avenue Q recording that John does.
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#34
Posted: 10/26/06 at 12:54pm
The string plucks during "Poor Thing" on the Sweeney revival recording.
#35
Posted: 10/26/06 at 12:57pm
I love when JLY enters and starts singing "Silhouette" in Jersey Boys.
Other favorites:
"Long ago you might have lit up my heart..." line from Another Day in Rent
The Someday reprise from the Wedding Singer
The last note in Defying Gravity
Marylin's "Now get out there bitch and sing" line from Taboo
Idina Menzel's "Life of the Party" from The Wild Party
Other favorites:
"Long ago you might have lit up my heart..." line from Another Day in Rent
The Someday reprise from the Wedding Singer
The last note in Defying Gravity
Marylin's "Now get out there bitch and sing" line from Taboo
Idina Menzel's "Life of the Party" from The Wild Party
"I wish the stage were as narrow as the wire of a tightrope dancer, so that no incompetent would dare step upon it." Goethe
#36
Posted: 10/26/06 at 1:01pm
On the Taboo OBCR when Raul sings "The sweet boys they crumble, the wicked ones rise and survive." during Stranger in this World.
#37
Posted: 10/26/06 at 1:11pm
caryme, I LOVE that part too! It always makes me crack up. It's so Glen.
"I'll cut you, Tracee Beazer!!!!
...Just kidding. I'd never cut anyone." -Tina Maddigan, 9/30/06, WS stage door
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Avatar: JULIE "EFFING" WHITE, 2007 TONY WINNER. Thank God. I'm thinking about legally changing my name to Lizzie Curry...
#38
Posted: 10/26/06 at 1:31pm
I love the hidden track on the Hairspray OBC soundtrack. It has nothing to do with the show but it makes me smile every time I hear it 
#39
Posted: 10/26/06 at 3:01pm
So, Jesus Christ Superstar, "Gethsemane", Ian Gillan sings, "I will drink your CUP of poison. Nail me to your cross and break me," and I totally and completely die every time. EVERY TIME.
And while I'm not really in love with the 1993 LA cast of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat? I have been listening to it a lot lately and have become very charmed with Kelli Rabke's little, "So!" in the beginning of "The Brothers Come to Egypt". I just kept starting the song over and over again to listen to that little piece of adorable.
And now I seem like a really big ALW fan. Right on.
And while I'm not really in love with the 1993 LA cast of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat? I have been listening to it a lot lately and have become very charmed with Kelli Rabke's little, "So!" in the beginning of "The Brothers Come to Egypt". I just kept starting the song over and over again to listen to that little piece of adorable.
And now I seem like a really big ALW fan. Right on.
#40
Posted: 10/26/06 at 5:33pm
On the Titanic OBCR, during Barrett's Song.
All of those money notes, yay d'Arcy!
All of those money notes, yay d'Arcy!
#41
Posted: 10/26/06 at 5:34pm
Assassins Revival - the whispered "Oh my G-d" during "Something Just Broke"
#42
Posted: 10/26/06 at 5:39pm
When Audra McDonald and Brian Stokes Mitchell sings, "Beyond that road," in Wheels of a Dream from Ragtime.
"Hey, you! You're the worst thing to happen to musical theatre since Andrew Lloyd Webber!"
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#43
Posted: 10/27/06 at 4:40pm
In Wicked, I LOVE in Defying Gravity when Elphaba and Glinda are singing together " I really hope you get it, and you don't live to regeret it." AH! It gives me chills.
I also chuckle when Rod is singing "My Girlfried, who lives in Canada" in Avenue Q when Rod goes "...And sucks like a hoover" and he does that little laugh. LOVE IT.
I also chuckle when Rod is singing "My Girlfried, who lives in Canada" in Avenue Q when Rod goes "...And sucks like a hoover" and he does that little laugh. LOVE IT.
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Crystal: When Steven doesn't like what I wear, I take it off!
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#44
Posted: 10/27/06 at 4:55pm
Mine are:
Ragtime- Back to Before and Make them Hear You both give me an amazing amount of chills
Last 5 Years- Nobody Needs to Know, the modulation in that song just rips me apart
Assassins- Unworthy of Your Love, and Novemember 22, 1963, also chill me to the bone.
Ragtime- Back to Before and Make them Hear You both give me an amazing amount of chills
Last 5 Years- Nobody Needs to Know, the modulation in that song just rips me apart
Assassins- Unworthy of Your Love, and Novemember 22, 1963, also chill me to the bone.
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#45
Posted: 10/27/06 at 4:55pm
any recording of Godspell during the a capella part in "Save the People"
#46
Posted: 10/27/06 at 6:39pm
Make Me Happy(Lippa's TWP)- when all three sing together starting with "In my hands the future is crying...." Gives me chills every time- the first time I heard it, I literally replayed those 15-20 seconds about 7 times.
Also from TWP, in Two of a Kind when Jennifer Cody does the little squeal after "show em your muscles!"
I Wish I Could Go Back to College(Ave.Q)- "sitting in the computer lab...." that whole part I love.
I have a lot more, but I'll spare you from having to read a 17 page long post.
Also from TWP, in Two of a Kind when Jennifer Cody does the little squeal after "show em your muscles!"
I Wish I Could Go Back to College(Ave.Q)- "sitting in the computer lab...." that whole part I love.
I have a lot more, but I'll spare you from having to read a 17 page long post.
#47
Posted: 10/27/06 at 7:10pm
The moment when Nessarose on the WICKED cast recording sings: "...it's because I'm in this chair and you felt sorry for me". I don't know why but I love it!
All the best performers bring to their role something more, something different than what the author put on paper. That's what makes theatre live. That's why it persists.
- Stephen Sondheim
#48
Posted: 10/27/06 at 7:20pm
- ACL revival: "they dont have bobsleds in San Juan!" just the way she says san juan is SO CUTE! haha, I love it. I really love all of Nothing. Natalie Cortez is amazing.
-Last 5 Years: well, soooooo many little things on that recording are just PERFECT. but ummm, particularly in Still Hurting, "like its simple.. like its right" and See I'm Smiling, the whole end part. Basically, Sherie is one of the greatest actresses EVER. And then oh god, there are SO MANY amazing norbert moments.. end of Schmuel, for one. And I wont even go into all the rest, but basiclly all of If I Didn't Believe in You and Nobody Needs to Know haha
-Wicked "please, elphaba try to understand" "I dooooo" I dont know why exactly, idina just sounds SO PRETTY durring that part! in Wonderful too, the "it does sound wonderful!" part
-Les Mis 10th Anniversary Recording: the last "2-4-6-0-1" in Who Am I. And the last "home" in bring him home. OMG.
-Last 5 Years: well, soooooo many little things on that recording are just PERFECT. but ummm, particularly in Still Hurting, "like its simple.. like its right" and See I'm Smiling, the whole end part. Basically, Sherie is one of the greatest actresses EVER. And then oh god, there are SO MANY amazing norbert moments.. end of Schmuel, for one. And I wont even go into all the rest, but basiclly all of If I Didn't Believe in You and Nobody Needs to Know haha
-Wicked "please, elphaba try to understand" "I dooooo" I dont know why exactly, idina just sounds SO PRETTY durring that part! in Wonderful too, the "it does sound wonderful!" part
-Les Mis 10th Anniversary Recording: the last "2-4-6-0-1" in Who Am I. And the last "home" in bring him home. OMG.
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.
#49
Posted: 10/27/06 at 7:21pm
I know I have tons but the few I can remember are on the OBC of Sweet Charity:
- You can hear the "good times" from Big Spender echoing if you listen close enough.
- In There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This, you can hear Thelma Oliver give a little gasp after Helen Gallgher says "coffee breaks".
They are a little odd but I love them.
- You can hear the "good times" from Big Spender echoing if you listen close enough.
- In There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This, you can hear Thelma Oliver give a little gasp after Helen Gallgher says "coffee breaks".
They are a little odd but I love them.
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#50
Posted: 10/27/06 at 7:58pm
Yes, Sarah U.B.'s high F6 (not E6) gives me chills. I don't know how she hits it so perfectly.
All of "Sunday in the Park...", but most of all:
-"Sunday" the C over an Ab to a Bb over an Anat to an Anat over a Bb (the last three piano notes), and the pause right after that.
All of "Sunday in the Park...", but most of all:
-"Sunday" the C over an Ab to a Bb over an Anat to an Anat over a Bb (the last three piano notes), and the pause right after that.
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