Musical fangirl bliss

[winter]

I can haz DVD.

I can haz the DVD I've wanted since October 22, 2006.

And yes, the sets were budget, the voices rock and not musical (except for HIM and GIT, because there are shivers, and not only from the Swirliest of Cloaks), the tensions running high.

But Sarah and Alfred were in love, rockstar love with sparkles on, the Jewish prayers were real prayers, and the cloaks Swirled. Dear gods, they swirled.

I have the DVD, and I can have this any. Time. I. Want.

(New dream DVD: same show, Crack Edition.)

It's no secret I love HIS voice to utter distraction, and the way he moves and dances and works that Cloak, but I also forgot how good a Sarah she was, rockstar and innocent and for once, seventeen for real. Here, have a promo clip ♥

Comments

[winter]

Except Twilight.

[ciciaye.livejournal.com]

Ah, I was wondering if you'd encountered Twilight... I've heard several things about it, and it doesn't sound like the sort of thing that would appeal to me, even though I like (and write about) vampires and werewolves. Too full of angsty teenagers (I know Harry Potter was full of them too, but in HP they were *funny*!)

[winter]

I don't think it'd appeal to you. I've read all of them, and the first three back in 2007 before they became popular online; they're frighteningly realistic as imaginings of a self-absorbed teenager, which means that anyone over the age of 20 spends most of the reading time facepalming.