#1
Posted: 4/18/07 at 1:47am
Was just listening to this and it's been a while. Does anyone else really like this cute show?
#2
Posted: 4/18/07 at 3:02am
I've always intended to get the recording--as a kid I was musical, and Snoopy obssessed and I never knew You're a Good Man Charlie Brown but I did see, I think when it first aired (so I woulda been five or so) and watched nearly daily the tv animated version fo Snoopy theMusical (Edgar Allan Poe was my fave song). It wasn't till a few years ago I found out it was based on a stage musical (I wonder if the cartoon is on DVD0
Since then I've heard Charlie Brownand honestly I prefer Grossman's songs for SNoopy but it may be partly nostalgia.
(funny the only other songs by Grossman I know are his couple of songs for Pocahontas II :S )
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Since then I've heard Charlie Brownand honestly I prefer Grossman's songs for SNoopy but it may be partly nostalgia.
(funny the only other songs by Grossman I know are his couple of songs for Pocahontas II :S )
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#3
Posted: 4/18/07 at 3:11am
Well I have the cd on my hard drive shared on Utorrent if you ever want to listen to the rest:)
On the whole I think YAGMCB is a better show but of course I may be biased having played Schroeder once in that show heh
On the whole I think YAGMCB is a better show but of course I may be biased having played Schroeder once in that show heh
#4
Posted: 4/18/07 at 7:43am
Cool! Too bad Snoopy isn't on DVD yet--I didn't realize You're a Good Man was also abridged and adapted into a 1980s Peanuts cartoon--I'll have to check it out sometime (I have seen the so so 1973 tv live version but a long time back)
#5
Posted: 4/18/07 at 7:52am
I really love the music from this show. "Poor, Sweet Baby" is a really great song. I would make sure you have both the original (off-broadway? maybe Los Angeles I forget) cast recording and the london one. The London one has extra songs (but lacks one from the other recording and really isn't as good). "Dime a Dozen" on the London recording is just fantastic. What a cute musical, but I can't say which I like better, this or YAGMCB. Probably Snoopy!
#6
Posted: 4/18/07 at 9:00am
I like Snoopy, we did it my senior year in High School. I also like Just One Person more than Happiness.
#7
Posted: 4/18/07 at 4:51pm
Along with Poor Sweet Baby I also love Edgar Allan Poe, Clouds and The Great Writer I think it's called?
#8
Posted: 4/18/07 at 5:51pm
Those and the finale and I Know things now were the only ones kept for the hour cartoon I beleieve
#9
Posted: 4/18/07 at 5:56pm
I was the first guy to ever play Woodstock...
YEARS ago....
(1983?)
Very fondmemories of this show.
YEARS ago....
(1983?)
Very fondmemories of this show.
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#10
Posted: 4/18/07 at 6:54pm
I love the show, and have a cartoon version of it somewhere. I've not watched it though as I'm scared of being disappointed. what a saddo I am.
I've only got the London cast recording with Susie Blake - the new Mad Morrible in London's Wicked - as Sally Brown. Great stuff.
M-I-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-I-P-I-Edgar Allen POE!
I've only got the London cast recording with Susie Blake - the new Mad Morrible in London's Wicked - as Sally Brown. Great stuff.
M-I-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-I-P-I-Edgar Allen POE!
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