what the hell

[lincolnkw]

In alpha order, I guess

01 Marc Almond: The Stars We Are
02 Tina Arena: Souvenirs
03 B-52s: Cosmic Thing
04 Joan Baez: Blessed Are...
05 Blondie: Parallel Lives
06 Betty Buckley: An Evening at Carnegie Hall
07 Jimmy Buffett: Feeding Frenzy Live!
08 David Campbell: Yesterday Is Now
09 the Carpenters: Yesterday Once More
10 Cher: Bittersweet - The Love Songs Collection
11 Cam Clarke: Inside Out
12 Shemekia Copeland: Wicked
13 the Eagles: Hell Freezes Over
14 Cass Elliot: Dream A Little Dream
15 Erasure: The Innocents
16 Ella Fitzgerald: The Best of the Song Books
17 Garou: Seul
18: Sam Harris: The Best of the Motown Sessions
19 Heart: Brigade
20 Janet Jackson: Rhythym Nation 1814
21 Millie Jackson: The Millie Jackson Anthology
22 Etta James: Let's Roll
23 Christine Lavin: Live at the Cactus Cafe - What Was I Thinking?
24 Lyyn Lavner: I'd Rather Be Cute
25 Tom Lehrer: An Evening Wasted with Tom Lehrer
26 the Limeliters: Tonight: In Person
27 Kenny Loggins: Return to Pooh Corner
28 Reba McEntire: Greatest Hits vol3 - I'm A Survivor
29 Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors
30 Me First and the Gimmee Gimmes: Blow In the Wind
31 Bette Midler: Live at Last
32 the Monkees: The Best of the Monkees
33 Monty Python: Monty Python...Sings
34 Olivia Newton-John: Gaia
35 Christiane Noll: A Broadway Love sStory
36 Pansy Division: Deflowered
37 Dolly Parton: Mission Chapel Memories 1971-1975
38 Pet Shop Boys: Discography
39 Queen: Classic Queen
40 Kenny Rogers: The Gambler
41 Romanovsky & Phillips: Brave Boys
42 Anna Russell; The Anna Russell Album
43 Siouxsie and the Banshees: Superstition
44 Barbra Streisand: Barbra the Concert
45 Trans Siberian Orchestra: Christmas Eve and Other Stories
46 Tina Turner: Simply the Best
47 Uncle Bonsai: The Innessential Uncle Bonsai
48 Velvet Underground & Nico
49 Roger Whittaker: All of My Life
50 Robbie Williams: Swing When You're Wining

No Nsync or Backstreet on here, while I love those guys, these CDs are better in my mind.

hmmm, fun. Strange thing is my favorite songs probably include only 20 or 30 of those cds.



in no particular order at all

01 A Little Night Music 1973 cast recording
02 Starlight Express 1987 concept recording
03 Chess 1988 Broadway cast
04 The Children of Eden 1998 Papermill cast
05 Chicago 1997 Broadway cast
06 Pippin 1972 cast (revival needed!!)
07 The Gay 90s 1997 cast
08 Follies 1998 Papermill cast
09 I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change 1996 cast
10 Notre-Dame de Paris 2000 UK cast
11 Jesus Christ Superstar 1970 brown album
12 Anyone Can Whistle Live at Carnegie Hall 1995
13 The Life 1997 original cast
14 The Civil War 1998 concept(?)
15 Cabaret 1998 Broadway cast
16 I'm getting My Act Together and Taking It On the Road 1978 original cast
17 Into The Woods 1987 Broadway cast
18 Two By Two 1970 original cast
19 The Wild Party 2000 Andrew Lippa version
20 Elegies For Angels, Punks & Raging Queens 2001 concert
21 When Pigs Fly 1997 cast
22 Mame 1966 cast, 1999 version
23 Damn Yankees 1994 broadway cast
24 Hair 1968 original cast
25 The Little Shop of Horrors 1982 original cast
26 The Rocky Horror Picture Show 2001 Bradway cast
27 March of the Falsettos/Falsettoland collection 1981/1990 original casts
28 Les Miserables Complete Symphonic Recording 1990
29 Tommy 1993 original cast
30 Triumph of Love 1998 original cast

hmmm, fun. Strange thing is my favorite songs probably include only 20 or 30 of those cds.

Comments

[otherdeb.livejournal.com]

You're an Anna Russell fan?????????? How cool is that??????? I love her stuff...notably her Wagner pastiche and her version of how to build a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta.

[lincolnkw.livejournal.com]

the Ring Cycle and the Gilbert & Sullivan thing are my favorites, but I have this real fondness for How To Enjoy Your Bagpipe from the WindInstruments I Have Known bit.

I discovered her in college, I think. On LP. then found a video of one of her shows a few years ago. SHe and PDQ Bach are my favorite parodists of classical music. Prof. Schickele's version of The Abduction of Figaro is one of my favorite shows ever.

[otherdeb.livejournal.com]

You sure we weren't separated at birth?

[lincolnkw.livejournal.com]

can I admit to loving Rusty Warren, Tom Lehrer and Allan Sherman as well?

I swear my parents warped my growing up. I spent my childhood listening to Herb Alpert, 50s comedians/parodists, Roger Whittaker and country music.

Heh.

The scarf thing, try and hit me up in the next few nights on MSN: lincolnkw if I can get it to work. Or just call me at work before 4. 603.357.7667

[stefani17.livejournal.com]

Gah! I'm too young to be able to name 50 albums, lol. However, I *adore* RHPS Cast Recording, I love it a million times more then the film version. It's my favorite hype-me-up CD! Excellent show choices, too :) Noticed my personal favorite Rent wasn't there- not a fan?

[lincolnkw.livejournal.com]

I like Rent, it's just not up there for me. Not sure why, really. And RHPS is a blast. Tis new version is phenomenal, much etter than the original. I was in a group years ago that performed it at the Midnight Shows. We were called Sins Of The Flesh. I was part ofthat group from 14 to 21. Started as a Transylvanian when I was 15 and worked my way through Dr. Scott and Brad before becoming Frank N Furter for a glorious four months. there are pictures out there somewhere of me in Rocky drag. Sadly, I don't own any. Strangely enough I have very few pictures of me since I graduated High School. they all belong to other people.

[stefani17.livejournal.com]

Aw- that's awsome! I'm more into directing and stage managing myself, we have a midnight group up here somewhere, I've just never gotten involved, I'm crazy busy as it is- but awsome! You must have rocked hard ;) My friend was Brad at the local shows up here.

[lincolnkw.livejournal.com]

It surprised the hell out of everybody that my parents were OK with it, especially at 14 when I brought my brother, who was 13.

We both became regulars.

You know, that just might explain a lot.

[lincolnkw.livejournal.com]

YES!!! I can hardly wait!

*dances on the desk*