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rockfenris2005 04:57 am UTC 03/14/11 |
| In reply to: | re: Revisiting The Confidence Man - steven_stuart 03:18 am UTC 03/13/11 |
> > > I hope I won't be shot for saying this but "The Confidence > > > Man" did absolutely nothing for me. I never thought it was > > > that good at all. People on here seem to like it, but to > > > me it's a very average musical. Jim's music was different > > > in it, but to me it wasn't superb. > > Also, I'm not sure if the actual musical is great or not > but I do think that Ray is a great lyricist. Well, it's a book musical. It doesn't have a lot of music like "Tanz" or "Whistle down the Wind" (which, as you know, are different than "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "Evita" which are through-sung). There is a lot of dialogue, and then about 14 or 15 songs. Of course Jim > is perhaps the best lyricist in rock but Ray has his own > wonderful style. I loved the lyrics that Croftie quoted. > | |
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