#26
Posted: 3/7/07 at 1:45am
"Uh, Aladdin, Chita's show was a flop. " Well good...then it fits in this thread
flops shows that need to be on cd — Page 2
#27
Posted: 3/7/07 at 1:50am
I HAVE CARRIE!
I mean...*ahem*....I do not have a bootleg copy of the carrie recording. That's wrong.
I mean...*ahem*....I do not have a bootleg copy of the carrie recording. That's wrong.
Your fupa is showing.
#29
Posted: 3/7/07 at 2:24am
I have a feeling that it would be really awful, yet irresistible and fun to listen to, but I really have no idea, since I don't have it.
Your fupa is showing.
Updated On: 3/7/07 at 02:24 AM
#30
Posted: 3/7/07 at 11:54am
The awfulness of Carrie is completely debateable, lol.
"Out For Blood" has no business having ever been sung on a Broadway stage and "It Hurts to be Strong" is probably one of the worst pop songs ever written, but "Eve Was Weak", "Evening Prayers", "I Remember How Those Boys Could Dance", and "Heaven" sung as an octet rival a lot of material that Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber has ever written (I know I'm gonna get comments about that statement, ha). The rest of the score works well for what it is, for the most part. When they decided to not have a book to the show, hire a cracked out choreographer, and an "artistic" brittish director, that's where many of the problems come in.
And shoot, they made a musical about Cats that ran for ages. That goes to prove ANYTHING can be made into a musical
If Carrie had stayed open longer/or the authors would allow a revival of the show (which has been tried), people'd probably have different opinions about the show, ha.
Bobby :)
"Out For Blood" has no business having ever been sung on a Broadway stage and "It Hurts to be Strong" is probably one of the worst pop songs ever written, but "Eve Was Weak", "Evening Prayers", "I Remember How Those Boys Could Dance", and "Heaven" sung as an octet rival a lot of material that Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber has ever written (I know I'm gonna get comments about that statement, ha). The rest of the score works well for what it is, for the most part. When they decided to not have a book to the show, hire a cracked out choreographer, and an "artistic" brittish director, that's where many of the problems come in.
And shoot, they made a musical about Cats that ran for ages. That goes to prove ANYTHING can be made into a musical
If Carrie had stayed open longer/or the authors would allow a revival of the show (which has been tried), people'd probably have different opinions about the show, ha. Bobby :)
#31
Posted: 3/7/07 at 12:03pm
I know it's pointless to say it at this point, but...
I agree with Lestat for sure
And I would LOVE a recording of the Threepenny and La Cage revivals
I agree with Lestat for sure
And I would LOVE a recording of the Threepenny and La Cage revivals
"And I feel it move me
Like a fire deep inside
Something bursting me wide open
Impossible to hide
And suddenly I'm flying
Flying like a bird
Like electricity
Electricity" - Electricity from Billy Elliot The Musical
#32
Posted: 3/7/07 at 12:09pm
I would kill for Romance In Hard Times. I know it was off bway (The Public)but DAMN! Have any of you guys heard the title song? I have never heard a man sing such high notes before.
....but the world goes 'round
#34
Posted: 3/7/07 at 12:23pm
Okay since I am at work right now and actually bored for a change:
CARRIE *A REAL RECORDING*
BEEHIVE
SMILE
and please please please put LEADER OF THE PACK on CD. I loved this show so very much!
CARRIE *A REAL RECORDING*
BEEHIVE
SMILE
and please please please put LEADER OF THE PACK on CD. I loved this show so very much!
"Whenever I get gloomy with the state of the world, I think about the arrivals gate at Heathrow Airport. General opinion's starting to make out that we live in a world of hatred and greed, but I don't see that. It seems to me that love is everywhere. Often it's not particularly dignified or newsworthy, but it's always there - fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, husbands and wives, boyfriends, girlfriends, old friends. When the planes hit the Twin Towers, as far as I know none of the phone calls from the people on board were messages of hate or revenge - they were all messages of love. If you look for it, I've got a sneaky feeling you'll find that love actually is all around."
#35
Posted: 3/7/07 at 4:40pm
Shogun
Beehive on CD would be GREAT! I have a very trashed cassette.
Beehive on CD would be GREAT! I have a very trashed cassette.
#36
Posted: 3/7/07 at 4:43pm
The Woman in White Broadway cast...but I've got the London Cast to settle for...and I couldn't be happier.
How to properly use its/it's:
Its is the possessive. It's is the contraction for it is...
#37
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:13pm
Whoah...at first, I thought bryan didn't even mention Good Vibrations, but he did, so it's ok.
There's a pool to determine the exact date and time he demands producers throw away their own money for a recording simply because the cast deserve to have one. Or he deserves to have one. Or something to that effect.
There's a pool to determine the exact date and time he demands producers throw away their own money for a recording simply because the cast deserve to have one. Or he deserves to have one. Or something to that effect.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#38
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:21pm
bryan, my dearest love.
Good vibrations was released a month and a half ago but it was limited. I think they only made like 500 but I know they sold quickly. I think they somehow made sure that the people that bought them didn't post numerous threads on BWW about the same thing though.
Fortunately, I've got mine.
I don't know how I would have lived otherwise. I will, however, put in my will for the CD to be yours when I pass away.
Good vibrations was released a month and a half ago but it was limited. I think they only made like 500 but I know they sold quickly. I think they somehow made sure that the people that bought them didn't post numerous threads on BWW about the same thing though.
Fortunately, I've got mine.
I don't know how I would have lived otherwise. I will, however, put in my will for the CD to be yours when I pass away.
"How bout a little black dress?"~hannahshule
"I have a penis, not a vagina." ~munkustrap178
#39
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:36pm
Oh I also want a recording of Merlin
#40
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:49pm
Ooh, good one Aladdin. I love "He Who Knows The Way" from that.
"Welcome To The Club"
"Welcome To The Club"
....but the world goes 'round
#41
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:50pm
Ditto for Welcome To The Club which was resurrected off broadway under the title "Exactly like You " I believe
Neither got a cast album. Fun shows
Neither got a cast album. Fun shows
Poster Emeritus
#42
Posted: 3/7/07 at 10:09pm
"Is it any good?"
The score of Carrie has some great moments, especially the Mother/Daughter duets but the staging was just horrifying (not in the good way)
Personally I'd really like Lestat to be released, the show wasn't very good but there were some very beautiful moments that I would like to hear again. Just as I'm still curious at the Dracula the musical recording from Frank Wilhdorn that I think will never be released for unknown reason.
And a full cast recording of Bare, but that's not gonna happen either... :)
The score of Carrie has some great moments, especially the Mother/Daughter duets but the staging was just horrifying (not in the good way
) Personally I'd really like Lestat to be released, the show wasn't very good but there were some very beautiful moments that I would like to hear again. Just as I'm still curious at the Dracula the musical recording from Frank Wilhdorn that I think will never be released for unknown reason.
And a full cast recording of Bare, but that's not gonna happen either... :)
Updated On: 3/7/07 at 10:09 PM
#43
Posted: 3/7/07 at 10:35pm
There are lots I long to hear...
All three vampire flops! I would love!
In My Life
Bare
Tom Sawyer
Carrie
Lennon
I mean, do like the CAPEMAN, and release it on itunes or something...lol
All three vampire flops! I would love!
In My Life
Bare
Tom Sawyer
Carrie
Lennon
I mean, do like the CAPEMAN, and release it on itunes or something...lol
did I rock the family boat by dining on the help?-LESTAT
#44
Posted: 3/7/07 at 10:39pm
I thirst for "Carrie."
*hint*
*hint*
Some people paint, some people sew, I meddle.
#45
Posted: 3/7/07 at 10:48pm
James Joyce's The Dead
Dancing through life...
For the next ten minutes
#46
There are three recordings of the authentic version of "Dance Of The Vampires"
* The phenomenal 2-CD "Tanz Der Vampire" Original Vienna Cast available in both highlights & complete (one of the best produced cast albums I've ever heard in my life)
* The Warsaw cast recording "Taniec Wampirow" and
* The Tokyo cast recording "Das Musical Tanz Der Vampire"
If you want an English recording, settle for the sensational demos with Steve Barton. That's all you ever need to hear, pretend that the Broadway one never existed
Posted: 3/7/07 at 11:27pm
There are three recordings of the authentic version of "Dance Of The Vampires"
* The phenomenal 2-CD "Tanz Der Vampire" Original Vienna Cast available in both highlights & complete (one of the best produced cast albums I've ever heard in my life)
* The Warsaw cast recording "Taniec Wampirow" and
* The Tokyo cast recording "Das Musical Tanz Der Vampire"
If you want an English recording, settle for the sensational demos with Steve Barton. That's all you ever need to hear, pretend that the Broadway one never existed
Who can explain it, who can tell you why?
Fools give you reasons, wise men never try
-South Pacific
#47
Posted: 3/7/07 at 11:55pm
I really want a Lestat cd. Also (though it wasnt a flop) think the Threepenny opera revival should have been recorded and was a shame it wasnt.
<------ Me and my friends with patti Lupone at my friends afterparty for her concert with audra mcdonald during the summer of 2007.
"I am sorry but it is an unjust world and virtue is only triumphant in theatricle performances" The Mikado
"I am sorry but it is an unjust world and virtue is only triumphant in theatricle performances" The Mikado
#48
Posted: 3/8/07 at 1:12pm
I second (3rd) "The Times They are a-Changin'." I sorta assembled a makeshift version on my iPod, but I'd so much rather have those great Dylan songs... not sung by Dylan. The leads I saw (Brescia, Sesma, and Wooten) were awesome.
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