I've gone into a bit of a lull as far as musicals, but I've been making an exception lately for Great Comet. Listening to it again brings back some terrific memories of seeing the show, picturing it all in the mind's eye.
I only saw the musical once, on Broadway, and marveled at it then. (It was certainly my favorite of the strong 2016-17 season, which puts me in the minority.) But I hadn't listened to it for a while, and my wife - who liked the show at the time but didn't it enjoy it quite as much as I did - was reminded of how clever and well-constructed the songs are. It's amusing to me that one of her favorites is the divisive "The Private and Intimate Life of the House," which I recall debating the merits of another poster here after I saw it. (By contrast, she is not a fan of "Sonya Alone," though she does love the gorgeous "No One Else."
Even the songs that drag a bit in the cast recording - The Opera, The Duel - were impressive spectacles at the show. Mostly, it was nice to remind myself of a piece of theater I saw not too long ago that I really loved.