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JCS Live In Concert soundtrack released 4/6 |


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gypsy101 said: "oh. well that’s disappointing, just because some of the vocals weren’t as great live as i’d have liked (particularly for John Legend at times and some of Pilate’s high notes) i was looking forward to a studio recording"
That's why I'm wondering if they could've used a dress rehearsal version of Gethsemane. The clip stopped as he sang "I have to know, I have to know...".


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CATSNYrevival said: "That’s disappointing. The early studio tracks sounded significantly better than the live performance."
Yes, but this being the Live Concert, the energy they brought to the broadcast helped fuel that whole evening and I felt the performances were stronger than on those studio tracks that were probably recorded several weeks into rehearsal.
I'm personally glad this is a LIVE soundtrack recording because I want to be able to relive the performances as they were on the broadcast, albeit with a more enhanced and "polished" sound.


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greenifyme2 said: "Hm I don’t see it on Spotify yet, only those 4 tracks from last week "
I had to keep refreshing iTunes and Apple Music. All the songs finally showed up in Apple Musyc too. For the person who was concerned that they’d replace the four pre-released studio songs with the live versions, it appears they did not do that. Update: I was wrong - after I deleted the four pre-released songs from my Apple Music library, they were replaced by the live versions. 
Just listening to the preview clips on iTunes, but did they take Norm out of the “He is dangerous” lines of This Jesus Must Die?
willep said: "Just listening to the preview clips on iTunes, but did they take Norm out of the “He is dangerous” lines of This Jesus Must Die?"
Yes, It appears they did.
Elfuhbuh said: "Yeah, I can't hear him, either. Why would they do that?"
Maybe in mixing the album, they realized it sounded better without him. He was singing lower than his normal range so maybe his voice didn’t blend well with Jin Ha’s.
I will say that while I still prefer the studio version of Gethsemane, I’m not totally hating the live version. I’ve been told that poets should leave a little “dirt” on their poems. Otherwise, they can seem hermetically sealed and unapproachable. This version of Gethsemane does seem more rough and in keeping with a man who knows he is about to be murdered. I know it wasn’t intended to be performed that way on Sunday and that it’s not likely a popular opinion, which is fine. Just my two cents.
This is such a let down. I was excited to revisit these vocals in studio quality. Also so strange that we go from the "WOOO-HOOO-ing" crowd to the four studio tracks.
IdinaBellFoster said: "This is such a let down. I was excited to revisit these vocals in studio quality. Also so strange that we go from the "WOOO-HOOO-ing" crowd to the four studio tracks."
As far as I know, everything on the full release album is a LIVE recording.
DigificWriter said: "IdinaBellFoster said: "This is such a let down. I was excited to revisit these vocals in studio quality. Also so strange that we go from the "WOOO-HOOO-ing" crowd to the four studio tracks."
As far as I know, everything on the full release album is a LIVE recording."
Apple Music did not replace my 4 previous studio tracks. You can hear the difference.
If you delete the studio tracks, they'll replace them with the live ones.
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I don't know about a Spotify release, but I wanted to say that, even with the added crowd reaction noise, the NBC soundtrack as released actually has the clearest sound mix of any of the other recordings that I've heard.
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