What was the first cast recording you bought? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 3/2/05 at 3:34pm
Godspell...7th grade
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#29
Posted: 3/2/05 at 3:46pm
Jesus Christ Superstar
#30
Posted: 3/2/05 at 3:50pm
Gypsy with Ethel Merman. I believe I was 13.
"This is what I trained to do, and this is what I love about theater. What I love about being an actress is being able to really look into myself and understand another human being. And out my own self, to shape and form and fashion a real human being--and to present that in such a way that people see something of themselves or their own understanding in that human being."
--Phylicia Rashad
#31
Posted: 3/2/05 at 3:54pm
Phantom of the Opera when I was in 7th grade.
"Why do you care what people might say? Why try to fit into their design?" (Side Show)
#32
Posted: 3/2/05 at 4:39pm
Gothampc, what is there to be ashamed about? Annie was my first and to this day I still listen to it every now and then. Still love NYC and your'e never fully dressed without a smile.
Loge-Nice to see another Aspects fan out there. That is one of my all time favorite musicals and my favorite of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Loge-Nice to see another Aspects fan out there. That is one of my all time favorite musicals and my favorite of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
#33
Posted: 3/2/05 at 4:41pm
"A Chorus Line", which was also my first Broadway show.
#34
Posted: 3/2/05 at 4:53pm
"Cats" when I was about 7 years old, and I fell head over heels in love with it.
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#35
Posted: 3/2/05 at 4:54pm
The Lion King OBC. I think I was in 7th grade.
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#36
Posted: 3/2/05 at 5:02pm
Some of you are SO YOUNG! I'm totally J!
"What the hell happened to you? You look like a Make-A-Wish Kid. You know, I just knew you were gonna bring shame on this new family of ours, and it just figures you had to go make yourself over into some heroin-shootin skate board chic on the only day E! could interview you!" - Cherry Cherry, on her daughter Mary Cherry
#37
Posted: 3/2/05 at 5:04pm
I was 10 and it was OBC of THE WIZ
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#38
Posted: 3/2/05 at 5:35pm
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat with Donnie Osmond back when I was in 4th grade.
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#39
Posted: 3/2/05 at 5:38pm
Les Miserables in kindergarden. Obviously, my parents bought it for me.
awkward.
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#40
Posted: 3/2/05 at 5:42pm
Cats... and then I listened to it nonstop for months, and decided I was going to be in it when I was a big girl.
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#41
Posted: 3/2/05 at 5:42pm
Les Miz when I was seven, it was my absolute favorite show and still is. After that was Ragtime.
"Because what is more like love than the ocean? You can play in it, drown in it. It can be clear and bright enough to hurt your eyes, or covered in fog; hidden behind a curve of road, and then suddenly there in full glory. Its waves come like breaths, in and out, in and out, body stretched to forever in its possibilities, and yet its heart lies deep, not fully knowable, inconceivably majestic."
#42
Posted: 3/2/05 at 5:47pm
A Chorus Line
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#43
Posted: 3/2/05 at 6:10pm
my mom's vinyl included OBC Fantastiks, Soundtrack Music Man, and the 10,000 Strings instrumental music to Camelot, which she would sing along and just HAPPENED to know all the lyrics.
Back in those days, these albums were considered Pop music.
Not counting the JCS concept album (when I purchased no one considered the possiblity of mounting it onstage) I guess OBC Evita is the first 1 bought. Prior to that i had purchased Bells Are Ringing soundtrack, becuz OBC was not available in the 70s.
Back in those days, these albums were considered Pop music.
Not counting the JCS concept album (when I purchased no one considered the possiblity of mounting it onstage) I guess OBC Evita is the first 1 bought. Prior to that i had purchased Bells Are Ringing soundtrack, becuz OBC was not available in the 70s.
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#44
Posted: 3/2/05 at 6:55pm
The Secret Garden...I still love that CD!!!
#45
Posted: 3/2/05 at 6:59pm
Cats I was probably 5 or 6
#46
Posted: 3/2/05 at 7:09pm
joseph and the technicolor dreamcoat. Wow the good ol days.
"At the opening night party, they had clowns on stilts, jugglers, a chocolate fountain, popcorn, hot dogs. [My son] looked at me like I had been holding back. Like, 'This is what you do?' I had to tell him, 'No, no, darling. Opening nights don't usually look like this.' It's usually a dark bar with a bottle of vodka." ?Chitty Chitty Bang Bang's Jan Maxwell
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#47
Posted: 3/2/05 at 7:14pm
Didn't really buy my own. I just generally "discovered" them in my parents CD collection.
Started with Joseph in first grade, and then for my birthday I got Cats for my birthday that year, then I discovered the 'rents CD of Phantom (Canadian recording) sometime that year. And then along came Les Miserables in second grade.
And it all escalated from there.
I'm a Webber freak.
Started with Joseph in first grade, and then for my birthday I got Cats for my birthday that year, then I discovered the 'rents CD of Phantom (Canadian recording) sometime that year. And then along came Les Miserables in second grade.
And it all escalated from there.
I'm a Webber freak.
#48
Posted: 3/2/05 at 9:55pm
When I was 8 years old, I saved up my allowance to buy the movie soundtrack recording of "The Music Man," with Robert Preston and Shirley Jones. This was back when we had the big, flat, vinyl records with the grooves in them.
I think it was about $7, but can't remember for certain. I'm sure I've still got it stashed away somewhere.
"In my own little corner..."
#49
Posted: 3/2/05 at 9:59pm
Thoroughly Modern Millie a year and a half ago. *sighs* The good old days befoer I became an obsessive BWW freak.
#50
Posted: 3/2/05 at 10:25pm
RENT I believe was my first purchase....ahh the start of my rise into an obsessive broadway fanatic. Good memories, good memories. :-P
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