THE QUEEN OF VERSAILLES Original Broadway Cast Recording Thread- Page 2

[Sutton Ross]

Posted: 3/9/26 at 4:35pm

marytylermoore said: "Amazon originally had the release date as 2/27 and then pushed back to April. Just checked again and it’s now listed as 5/22… Anyone have any info on this? I’ve never known a cast recording to keep being delayed like this, but maybe I’m just ignorant"

Are you sure you, like, want to hear this music again?       

Updated On: 3/9/26 at 04:35 PM

[TotallyEffed]

Posted: 3/9/26 at 4:55pm

🎶American royyyyaltyyyy🎶 

[marytylermoore]

Posted: 3/9/26 at 5:25pm

Sutton Ross said: "marytylermoore said: "Amazon originally had the release date as 2/27 and then pushed back to April. Just checked again and it’s now listed as 5/22… Anyone have any info on this? I’ve never known a cast recording to keep being delayed like this, but maybe I’m just ignorant"

Are you sure you, like, want to hear this music again? "

LMAO. Fair. 

[Sutton Ross]

Posted: 3/9/26 at 5:37pm

Hahaha. I kid, I know some people are looking forward to hearing that score again. I did love Nina's big song, to be honest. I hope you get better answers soon 

[chrishuyen]

Posted: 3/9/26 at 11:19pm

As a defender of the show (though I realize it's flawed), I actually am anticipating the cast album a bit, as I think it was a rather tuneful score that will probably get a bit more recognition once people get a chance to hear it on its own (I found it leagues better than the songs Schwartz turned in for Wicked part 2).

[halfhourcheckwithmerman]

Posted: 3/9/26 at 11:31pm

As a non-defender of this show (I found it pretty dreadful, which is not a revolutionary opinion on this board), I am also very interested to hear the score on its own. I am quite curious whether some of these songs, which I didn't love in the theater, might present themselves better when unconnected to the shaky book and weak direction. Hoping to be pleasantly surprised!

[DiscoCrows]

Posted: 3/9/26 at 11:58pm

For all the crimes this show committed, its score was not the hill I was ready to die on. Mediocre, sure, but still some fun and tuneful Stephen Schwartz songs to pass the time.

I am excited to listen to the thrift shop number (Show ‘Em You’re The Queen ….I think) and Little Houses, which I thought captured the spirit of the show really nicely.

I’ve had the February date in my calendar since the show closed, and then the April date, and now May I suppose. I’ll be really disappointed if this never hits the airwaves considering it already seems to have been recorded.