I’m living for the similarities
love is fucking dead. valentines day used to mean something
Every once in a while, putting up with the garbage that is Aaron’s tag on Instagram is worth it.
Originally posted by Amy West here.
should you fight/would you win : graceland edition
this was requested awhile ago so:
charlie demarco
- should you fight?: no
- chance of winning: 25%
- mostly, there’s no real reason you should want to fight charlie. if you really wanted to fight charlie, however, you would never get to fisticuffs, because she would probably scold you and you would be crying too much to remember how to punch. charlie wins by default.
dale jakes
- should you fight?: no
- chance of winning: 7%
- while i am saying “do not fight dale jakes”, there’s a chance this is likely to happen, just because he’s bored and will engage you rather than the other way around. honestly that’s on you for stealing people’s food. he will win but you won’t be too badly harmed, just have a hella bruise to show off and look tough. he’s just lookin’ out for you bro
johnny tuturro
- should you fight?: yes
- chance of winning: 33%
- do it, fight johnny. you both want to fight, you’ll probably bond afterward even, go for a drink, suck some dick, whatever happens. will you win? probably not, fighting an almost-navy seal isn’t always the smartest choice in the world, but he won’t be too hard on you man, unless he needs to impress somebody cute in the bar you’re going at it in, then run* (*this is more so if the cute person he is trying to impress is you)
mike warren
- should you fight?: no
- chance of winning: 18%
- honestly? why do you want to fight him. what has this poor thing done to you that he has not already faced repercussions for. goddammit. well, if you do fight him, whether you win the fight or not you lose the war because you’re an asshole. however, since his first instinct when being choked out is to literally backflip off of a fence, and he’s annie oakley and clint barton’s lovechild, you’re probably gonna fucking lose the fight too. there’s no winning here.
paige arkin
- should you fight?: you have no choice
- chance of winning: -44%
- you have no choice in whether or not you fight paige. why? because paige is going to kick your ass. hire a dogsitter, make amends with your estranged son, go finally watch toy story 3 and have everything in order because she’s going to go raw as shit on you. if you come out of it in one piece, you won’t actually remember toy story 3, or you’ll son. you will remember you dog. one never forgets a labradoodle.
paul briggs
- should you fight?: yes
- chance of winning: 2%
- fight briggs, fight him for all of us, because god knows we need it. just don’t expect a clean fight and don’t prepare for one. make eleaborate traps for him to fall into and tag team with god, and maybe you’ll win. maybe.
'Back to Before' from Ragtime, performed by Aaron Tveit.
This isn’t a great quality youtube rip, but it is another of my favourite Theatre Gender Swap songs.
Aaron just sings it so beautifully, and I love that he doesn’t change lyrics to suit the fact that he is a male singing a female song.
It’s just pure entertainment and emotion, and he manages to lose himself in the words, “I was your wife! It never occured to want more…”
“From the very beginning, I just thought Daniel was the coolest, man. I was like, I want to grow up and be like Daniel one day. He’s [mimics Dan’s accent] got this straight cockney accent, right? Anyway, I loved this kid and we had the same hair and makeup girl and there was a continuity photo of Daniel showing his teeth I just loved, so I asked Becca, the hair girl, to take the same picture of me put it up next to Daniel’s so he would see it the next morning. And he loved it. So that was like, our little thing, that we both had the same teeth picture. He was like my little buddy on set.” -Aaron Tveit
Aaron Tveit and Fra Fee at press night for Memphis the Musical
The Final Battle - movie vocals with 25th anniversary production orchestration
I felt a big weakness of the movie was some orchestration changes made the songs weaker. I spliced together audio from the Dream the Dream cast album recording, and euneirophrenial’s vocals only version of Les Mis http://euneirophrenial.tumblr.com/post/46102446677/here-it-is-pretty-much-everything-ive-shared.
This one was rather difficult given that the energy is much different, resulting in a complete lack of tempo in some sung parts, particularly that of the students. I actually managed to nab a more in tempo version of Hadley’s lines in an alternate delivery of his seen in the “West End Connection” video on Youtube.
I would like to do more if there’s interest (and maybe eventually release a full album with the songs even in the order they’d appear in onstage. No more Act 1 “On My Own…”
Let me know what you think and hope you all enjoy it!
I just can’t .
IF THERE'S ANYONE LEFT WHO CAN
DON'T TRUST THEM
In the words of Mike Warren this is doing a lot of things to me by the way.
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