Musical repression

[frualeydis]

I'm a victim of musical repression! The rest of my family doesn't want me to listen to the music from The Phantom of the Opera (with or without my singing along). And I want to listen to it all the time!!
other news:
It's snowing outside, silent snowing with almost no wind and large snowflakes. It's cold, so it will stay too.
I've cut some more pieces for the inner ceiling for my pavilion. As you who have made tents know, cutting is both hard, because the size of the pieces requires that you do it on the floor, and boring. I'm going to cut some more now and sew them together. I'm doing this little by little, but then it doesn't have to be finished until the end of July.

Comments

[myralea.livejournal.com]

>> It's generally recognised as one of the top recordings by nearly every fan who'd had a chance to hear it. Aparently the lyrics are also pretty interesting

that's so funny. i usually try to avoid any translated casts, as i find the swedish quite annoying... i've heard a few of the highlights, but never the whole swedish cast recording, but i think my mother had it somewhere?
it really was a couple of excellent artists on the cast list!

i grew up with a london version during my high school years. and gladly singing along, to everyones dispair! it is, and always will be, my favorite musical. phantom of the opera and les miserables. my all time favorites ;)

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