It seems to me that the Spring Awakening CD was made in a hurry. Considering most of the harmony's in the group songs are different in the actual show.
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The Spring Awakening cast album is very poorly produced. I don't like the score at all so it would never be one of my favorite albums to begin with, but I did find the cast rather good and it doesn't do their voices justice at all. Oh well. It'll wind up winning the Grammy anyway.
If you have an early hard-copy of the CD, there is also a misprint in regards to the cast list.
"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view - until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."
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Gideon Glick was the original Ernst left in Sept of 07 for school at NYU and picked up to do "little" Speech & Debate (which is kind of ironic since that has now been extended 2x)
AND two songs are reversed in Act II. (That drove me nuts for a while.)
And really: how do the producers (or whomever is responsible) NOT catch the JBW thing?
I do not know how many cd's were manufactured w/wrong info. I got my cd about 6 months after its release and the cast's names are all listed correctly.
Another agreement: the cd does NOT give credit to the music of the show. I really miss Ilse's intro to Purple Summer.
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Yes, The Guilty Ones and Don't Do Sadness are in the wrong order on the CD as well.
I feel like the cast recording was VERY rushed. Hell, I think it was released either a few days before or a few days after the show opened on Broadway. I suppose they figured people would be pissed if they couldn't get the cast recording right away.
Anyway, I guess I got my CD from the first release, because Wright isn't credited on my insert.
Not to mention the cd booklet contains a cast picture...with Mary McCann (Adult Women) and Frank Wood (Adult Men) from the Atlantic Theatre off-Broadway cast.
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i think the show itself is WAY better than the cd, although I do like the cd as well. The biggest difference that really bothers me on the cd though is that it doesn't do lea michele enough justice vocally. her voice sounds a lot weaker but when you see the show she has much more power and her songs are even better (namely whispering and those you've known)