Advantages: This Album makes me happy. Disadvantages: None that I can think of.
...Like you've never known
We're gonna have a good time
The whole night long, oh
Ooh baby,Aww darlin', Ooh baby, Woo
La, La, La, La, La, La, La,La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La.
The music's playin'
It's a celebration
The music's playin',Everybody dance"
6. Your Song is a duet by Alessandro Safina and Ewan McGregor.
7. Children of the Revolution is performed by Bono, Gavin Friday and Maurice Seezer.
"La de da, La de da de da da da
Well you can bump and grind
If it's good for your mind
Well you can twist and shout
Let it all hang out
But you won't fool the
Children of the revolution
No you won't fool the
Children of the revolution
No, no
Well you can tear a plane
In the falling rain
I drive a Rolls Royce
'Cause it's good for my voice
But you won't fool the
Children of the revolution
No you won't fool the
Children...
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...This is the Double CD taken from the recently released film of the same name, it is the SPECIAL EDITION and has a hard backed 14 page booklet with photographs from the film and behind the scenes, it also has additional music. There is a list of the cast, including, GERARD BUTLER as THE PHANTOM, EMMY ROSUM as CHRISTINE, MINNIE DRIVER as CARLOTTA (singing voice of Carlotta by MARGARET PREECE), I believe Minnie Driver hadn't the singing range required to play the part, she does however sing 'Learn To Be Lonely' on the second CD.
Tracks include....THINK OF ME, ANGEL OF MUSIC, THE MUSIC OF THE NIGHT, WISHING YOU WERE SOMEHOW HERE AGAIN, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA and many more!
Music and lyrics by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
The musical and subsequent film were based upon the novel 'LeFantome De L'Opera' by GASTON LEROUX.
The music...
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Advantages: Brilliant tracks Disadvantages: Vocal ability of some of the cast
...by Webber in October 1986 and soon went onto grace the stages of New York in January 1988. The Phantom is an adaptation of Gastron Leroux 1910 novel Le Fantôme de l'opéra. The adaptation turned out to be Webber's second most sucessful show, only slightly behind 'Cat's'.
With the stage production going so fantastically well, the next natural step was always to be make The Phantom of the Opera into a film. News of this move worried me; very rarely have I seen the move from theatre to film go smoothly and see it work. But Phantom fan's seemed reasured to hear that Webber himself along with Joel Schumacher would be writting and directing the film.
With a cast of un-knowns actors, I once again worried about how the cast would cope with the theatrical singing they would have to do; a fear that wasn't put to bed with news that Minnie Driver...
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