Rheumatism is serious business.

[here_inmyhead]

I sprained my ankle on an evening walk. Fun. Now my foot is a moving iceberg. D:

In other news, I hope Nostalgia Chick does a review of Love Never Dies. I knew everything I heard about it was a trainwreck, but that clip of "Beneath a Moonless Sky" from "Top 10 Songs About Fucking (From Musicals)" (I cheered when "Touch-a Touch-a" and Avenue Q was listed. :D) is... wow. Really, Weber?

AND I HELD YOOOOOU
AND I TOUCHED YOOOOOU
AND EMBRACED YOOOOOU
AND I FELT YOOOOOU
AND I BOINKED YOOOOOU

It's. So. Bad. And I don't mean bad like the Power Glove.

ARTICLE FAIL TIME: Lloyd Webber, 61, is the man behind musicals including The Phantom of the Opera, Cats and The Sound of Music.

Yeah, Weber only wished he did Sound of Music.

WHO NEEDS YOU WEBER. I'm watching No. 6 with Jean~ ♥

Comments

[slaygirl.livejournal.com]

Lloyd Webber, 61, is the man behind musicals including The Phantom of the Opera, Cats and The Sound of Music.

...it may have been unintentionally so, but, uh. Did...they seriously just imply that Andrew Lloyd Weber is on the same level as Rodgers and Hammerstein...

[insanepurin.livejournal.com]

It might've been unintentional. But yeeeeeeeah... that's like saying Weber is Sondheim. Which is no. :P

[slaygirl.livejournal.com]

It...no, it was definitely unintentional, but it still caused me to facepalm so hard that the front of my brain may have bumped up against my skull. Weber is nowhere near Rodgers and Hammerstein's level, nor is he anywhere near Sondheim's and I just. Ugh.

[chaoscheebs.livejournal.com]

Oh dear goodness, that icon. I swear, Mami is right after Homura in needing ALL THE HUGS EVER. ;_; */total Mami fangirl*

[kitty-advanced.livejournal.com]

In his defense, Weber did Starlight Express which is about toy trains that come to life.

Singing trains...singing cats...a musical about Jesus....

...I want whatever drug(s) he on. They must be amazing.

Also wiki says he produced the 2006 Stage version of The Sound of Music, so the article is right, but it's so oddly vague that it sounds like Weber came up with the musical.