[ SECRET POST #3262 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3262 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Yogscast: Hannah Rutherford and Lewis Brindley]


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[El Goonish Shive]


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[Evita]


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[The Blair Witch Project]


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(Kirsten Dunst as Peggy Blumquist in Fargo)


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

See, in the original version of the musical (Rice and Webber did a whole full cast concept album before it got on stage), and he actually *was* an actual character. He was a scientist who invented an insecticide, but got turned down for funding by the Eva Peron Foundation (because killing bugs isn't glamorous or a heart warming story), resulting in him becoming really bitter and hating her personally. Hence him narrating the musical in a really snarky and critical way of her.

I wish I could get a digital copy of that album, my dad has it on LP, and I had it recorded to tape for ages. There were so by things that get changed of the worse, imo.

[kallanda_lee]

That explains so much.

[(Anonymous)]

I know, right? They look out 'the lady's got potential' which is where you find out about him being a scientist and creating an insecticide, instead lengthening 'the art of the possible'. Which mean they then had to remove lyrics from other songs (the one about the Eva Peron foundation and the waltz at the end between Che and Evita) that directly referenced the above song due to it now not being there any more.

Like I said, some of the changes were definitely for the worse.

[(Anonymous)]

Turns out there's a cd version of the album, if you're interested, it's the 'Evita 20th anniversary' cd. Amazon has it

[kallanda_lee]

Cool, thank you!