#76
Posted: 8/18/04 at 8:42am
Ugh, let's see...The Fix, Cats, Sunday in the Park with George, Titanic, Whistle Down the Wind.
cast recordings you regret buying — Page 4
#77
Posted: 8/18/04 at 8:47am
Bombay Dreams.
tick, tick, BOOM!
tick, tick, BOOM!
Hamlet's father.
#78
Posted: 8/18/04 at 8:53am
Wow! It's GREAT that everyone has such different tastes! God Bless America!
Some of your lists of "don't likes" are among my favorites!!
Of all of the cast recordings that I have (probably 100ish) I'd have to say that my least favorites are Steel Pier, Seussical, and Mack and Mabel. Mostly, I find things I like in just about anything...but maybe I'm too easy!
Some of your lists of "don't likes" are among my favorites!! Of all of the cast recordings that I have (probably 100ish) I'd have to say that my least favorites are Steel Pier, Seussical, and Mack and Mabel. Mostly, I find things I like in just about anything...but maybe I'm too easy!
#79
Posted: 8/18/04 at 9:22am
Yeah, Mack & Mabel is one I hardly listen to, as well. I like "I won't send roses" on it, but then (who else?) Anthony Warlow did it on his album so now I hardly listen to the original.
Updated On: 8/18/04 at 09:22 AM
#80
Posted: 8/18/04 at 9:30am
aaron27, the fix is one cd i am really ashamed to love. i know the music is cheesy and synthesized and all that but no matter what, i love at least 75% of the songs on it.
#81
Posted: 8/18/04 at 9:39am
I regret buying:
1) My Life With Albertine- There are one or two songs I like, but I can't get into this recording at all, no matter how much I listen to it.
2) Boy From Oz- Again, I like a few songs. Will it be one that makes frequent trips out of my CD case? Not really.
3) La Boheme- Alright, I guess this isn't exactly in the same category since it's an opera. I don't exactly *regret* buying it, but it's something I'll listen to just for study music or while I'm cleaning.
4) Wicked- I have downloaded many songs- and I only really like 2 in the entire CD. Could have just downloaded it.
(And for the record, I Loved Steel Pier- it's all over this thread.
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1) My Life With Albertine- There are one or two songs I like, but I can't get into this recording at all, no matter how much I listen to it.
2) Boy From Oz- Again, I like a few songs. Will it be one that makes frequent trips out of my CD case? Not really.
3) La Boheme- Alright, I guess this isn't exactly in the same category since it's an opera. I don't exactly *regret* buying it, but it's something I'll listen to just for study music or while I'm cleaning.
4) Wicked- I have downloaded many songs- and I only really like 2 in the entire CD. Could have just downloaded it.
(And for the record, I Loved Steel Pier- it's all over this thread.
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#82
Posted: 8/18/04 at 9:48am
you know why i dislike the la boheme cd? i actually love la boheme, i have several recordings of it and am very familiar with the music. but the broadway version keeps switching singers every few tracks because of that damn rotating cast. could you imagine if they did that for a different show and they kept switching leads every few tracks? it's very distracting.
#83
Posted: 8/18/04 at 10:05am
I don't believe in having regrets, Possums, but if I HAD bought the CD to The Baker's Wife, I'd probably be pretty upset...I just don't see the appeal of that show. I used to have a roomate who was a musical theatre performer and he ALWAYS warmed up in the shower by singing Proud Lady and I just hate that song - its such an ugly piece of music (in my opinion)...it drove me crazy to hear him sing that piece on a daily basis! (though I do like Meadowlark - probably the one good thing to come out of that show)
"I don't really get the ending,all i can go with is when after several months,Judith saw Pat sang,and later she kissed him on the toilet,after that the story back to where Pat went down from the stage after he'd sung,and he went to the italian lady.I just don't get it,what Judith exatcly meant when he kissed Pat that she had seen,and did Pat end up together with The Italian Lady?Please help me,thank u very much!"
Quote from someone on IMDB in reference to a movie he/she didn't understand. Such grammar!
#84
Posted: 8/18/04 at 10:08am
MY GOD, Do I ABSOLUTELY HATE the Into the Woods revival CD. It may be because I grew up with the original cast. It may be because I have watched that movie hundreds of times. Or it may be just because that cast SUCKED. Laura Benanti was the only one worth listening to. It was a freakin CD and Vanessa Williams was off-key!!!! I'll never understand it...
I have to admit, I hated The Scarlet Pimpernel after I bought it. At first I only listened to Terrance Mann. I thought that Doug Sills talked too much instead of sang, the music didn't go together (half was pure pop, half was old English ballroom tunes, if you know what i mean) and the Marguerite's voice really annoyed me. But then I forced myself to listen to it, because so many people told me that they loved it. And then I started to as well. True, I don't listen to all the songs (the old English ballroom sounding songs. I really hate Creation of Man I think it needs to die. And Only Love needs to stay just a Linda Eder song. And Believe needs to be hanged as well), but I've fallen in love with Doug Sills and I can't get enough of Storybook, and Terry Mann, ugh, God love him.
Well that's my shpeil. Enjoy.
I have to admit, I hated The Scarlet Pimpernel after I bought it. At first I only listened to Terrance Mann. I thought that Doug Sills talked too much instead of sang, the music didn't go together (half was pure pop, half was old English ballroom tunes, if you know what i mean) and the Marguerite's voice really annoyed me. But then I forced myself to listen to it, because so many people told me that they loved it. And then I started to as well. True, I don't listen to all the songs (the old English ballroom sounding songs. I really hate Creation of Man I think it needs to die. And Only Love needs to stay just a Linda Eder song. And Believe needs to be hanged as well), but I've fallen in love with Doug Sills and I can't get enough of Storybook, and Terry Mann, ugh, God love him.
Well that's my shpeil. Enjoy.
#85
Posted: 8/18/04 at 10:43am
Bombay Dreams....just didn't do it for me! I gave it away.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#86
Posted: 8/18/04 at 10:44am
Bombay Dreams....just didn't do it for me! I gave it away.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#87
Posted: 8/18/04 at 10:50am
Thank you, LG. I was starting to smart a little bit from all the STEEL PIER hate.
In regards to Mandy Patinkin, I think he has a beautiful voice. However, I can't listen to him because he's so obviously in love with it himself...there's no passion for the lyrics - it's all "Listen to how beautiful my voice is!!! Ohhhhh!!! I can hardly believe it myself!!!" Ewwwww.
In regards to Mandy Patinkin, I think he has a beautiful voice. However, I can't listen to him because he's so obviously in love with it himself...there's no passion for the lyrics - it's all "Listen to how beautiful my voice is!!! Ohhhhh!!! I can hardly believe it myself!!!" Ewwwww.
Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson
#88
Posted: 8/18/04 at 10:52am
haha agreed about mandy patinkin! also .. it's not that i HATE steel pier.. i just have not, for whatever reason, been able to sit still through it. it could be wonderful, i just have never found myself being able to listen to the whole thing.
#89
Posted: 8/18/04 at 11:15am
My Life With Albertine
I and Albert
Annie Get Your Gun
Dance a Little Closer
Bed and Sofa
Thrill Me
John and Jen
Flowers for Algernon
Casper
Cindy
Romeo and Juliet
Gone With the Wind (French)
A Class Act
Collette Collage
Leonardo - The Absolute Man
Princess Diana
Darwin - The Evolution
Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper
Holmes!
Elisabeth
Fame
Fosse
Gladiateur
Grease (Broadway revival)
Hans Christian Andersen
Harlem Song
Heading East
Area 51
Robert and Elizabeth
In the Red
Let Him Have Justice
The Jackal
Kelly
The Little Prince (French)
Mark Twain
Oklahoma (London 1980)
Evita (Korea)
New York Rock
Spartacus
Once on This Island (London)
The Goodbye Girl (London)
Only Heaven Knows
Pinafore!
Pocahontas (German)
Prodigal
The Rocky Horror Show (London 1973)
Jesus Christ Superstar (20th Anniversary)
Sherry!
Sweeney Todd (Concert)
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Valmouth
The Wild Party (Lippa)
The Worst
Coco
I and Albert
Annie Get Your Gun
Dance a Little Closer
Bed and Sofa
Thrill Me
John and Jen
Flowers for Algernon
Casper
Cindy
Romeo and Juliet
Gone With the Wind (French)
A Class Act
Collette Collage
Leonardo - The Absolute Man
Princess Diana
Darwin - The Evolution
Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper
Holmes!
Elisabeth
Fame
Fosse
Gladiateur
Grease (Broadway revival)
Hans Christian Andersen
Harlem Song
Heading East
Area 51
Robert and Elizabeth
In the Red
Let Him Have Justice
The Jackal
Kelly
The Little Prince (French)
Mark Twain
Oklahoma (London 1980)
Evita (Korea)
New York Rock
Spartacus
Once on This Island (London)
The Goodbye Girl (London)
Only Heaven Knows
Pinafore!
Pocahontas (German)
Prodigal
The Rocky Horror Show (London 1973)
Jesus Christ Superstar (20th Anniversary)
Sherry!
Sweeney Todd (Concert)
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Valmouth
The Wild Party (Lippa)
The Worst
Coco
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
Updated On: 8/18/04 at 11:15 AM
#90
Posted: 8/18/04 at 11:16am
what is this evita korea thing? i've never heard of it. is it in english or korean?
#91
Posted: 8/18/04 at 11:18am
It is in Korean. There is one section in the opening in which the chorus and the orchestra are not even togehter. It is hideous.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#93
Posted: 8/18/04 at 11:23am
This is a great thread - it is so funny that some of my favorites are on the 'ick' lists of others -
most notably
Sunday in the Park, Wicked, Q
But then again, I usually don't get heavily into a soundtrack until after I see the stage production - everything seems to work much better after you put it all in context. Taken on its own some soundtracks just don't cut it without the dialogue...
most notably
Sunday in the Park, Wicked, Q
But then again, I usually don't get heavily into a soundtrack until after I see the stage production - everything seems to work much better after you put it all in context. Taken on its own some soundtracks just don't cut it without the dialogue...
I sing for myself. I sing when I want, whenever I want to, just for me. I sing for my own pleasure. Do you understand that?
#94
Posted: 8/18/04 at 11:25am
OMG, Mister Matt, and I thought that I owned a lot of obscure musicals! Too bad you have so many you don't like! I have NEVER known anyone else who owned Leonardo-The Absolute Man! Unfortunately, I don't like it any better than you do and I even forgot I owned it to mention in my list!
I have NEVER known anyone else who owned Leonardo-The Absolute Man! Unfortunately, I don't like it any better than you do and I even forgot I owned it to mention in my list!
#95
Posted: 8/18/04 at 11:30am
Les Miz, and selections from CATS.
#96
Posted: 8/18/04 at 11:33am
selections from anything is a waste of time. i have a couple of those that i got as gifts that i regret owning ..
#97
Posted: 8/18/04 at 11:42am
I don't regret buying anything. It ALL adds to my collection.
TWOGAAB
"A Class Act" will never die!
Updated On: 8/18/04 at 11:42 AM
#98
Posted: 8/18/04 at 12:54pm
i dont regret buying anything either. i have a great collection of 87 broadway cast albums and i love all of them!
#99
Posted: 8/18/04 at 1:10pm
BOMBAY DREAMS and i only payed $1.25
#100
Posted: 8/18/04 at 1:16pm
you have 87 and you've listened to all of them more than once?
i guess i'm glad i HAVE steel pier, but.. come on. i only listened to it like half of a time. that's not worth it to me.
i guess i'm glad i HAVE steel pier, but.. come on. i only listened to it like half of a time. that's not worth it to me.
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