Yeah- here's my impressions over the year of his voice:
1. (first listening to OBC soundtrack). "Hmm. Well, inteeeeresting. Like...it's good, but, i dunno....different. Not sure if it fits in with the rest of the cast."
2. (listening to the OBC soundtrack later). "Oooh, I love it there. And there, too. In fact, I love it a lot. Will I be forced to become open-minded? 0_o"
3. (listening to soundtrack after seeing the play) "Haha, Matt Caplin's a poooooser! Copying Anthony's voice mannerisms. And not well, either"
4. (listening to movie soundtrack). "He's improved a lot. Some points I think his voice is not as...melodic as in the OBC, but that's probably direction, not 'losing talent' as it were. Beeeeautiful. I want him as mine."
4. (seeing the movie). "Wow. He's...really really good. With the expressions and..the hands, as well as his voice. Hmmm. I shall come them Spaz!Hands and they shall be mine. And they shall be my Spaz!Hands....."
5. (listening to him sing other than in Rent). "If only we could harness his voice for evil...."
And the rest, as they say, is history. His voice is an acquired taste
And, yes, that's actually how my thought process works. Be afraid- be very afraid
Grief does not expire like a candle or the beacon on a lighthouse. It simply changes temperature. -Nocturne
Updated On: 1/16/06 at 07:46 PM