In 21 Guns, “When it’s time to live and let die…”
A couple of times, I’ve seen Christina and/or Stark shed tears during this part.  Tunny mourning not only the loss of his leg but (to him) the loss of everything that mattered in his life.

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When Tunny “arrives” at Will’s place.
Nothing special about it, really.  It reminds me of a funny, quality conversation I had with my friends over Twitter as I was on a bus leaving NYC.  Here.  It raised some very important questions.

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Jesus of Suburbia.
Especially during the “City of the Damned” bit.  And the boys are so cute during “Dearly Beloved”.  The whole >10 minutes of it is just full of energy.  It gets the audience going.  Also the one for “St. Jimmy”, when the ( Read more... )

Are there songs that you think are better in the musical version than Green Day version?

Absolutely.

More voices. More layers. The girls singing. (I’m a sucker for female versions of songs did by guys.)

I loved what Tom Kitt did with Before the Lobotomy. The layering, the chain… so lovely. It was intense. When I first heard Letterbomb on the ( Read more... )

When It’s Time.
It is sandwiched between two songs - one that is intense and the other upbeat and rocking.  I don’t mind lull time in an energetic musical but I think the placing of the song in the show is kind of awkward.  Now, I don’t know ( Read more... )

Whatsername.
It’s definitely the most powerful, in my opinion.  Especially when you see it on stage, all of them doing the choreography, giving it everything they’ve got.  And the words… it’s so emotional and… powerful.  It’s not just about ( Read more... )

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