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Song: It Depends On What You Pay from The Fantasticks
Artist: Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones
Fandom: Dollhouse
Summary: You've come a long way, baby.
Spoilers: Through "Haunted"
Sizes: 30.8 MB (540 x 360 .avi), 13.3 MB (420 x 280 .wmv)
Length: 2:48
Download from Sendspace: The .avi file is here and the .wmv file is here.
Notes and Warnings:
I'm really not sure if a warning is necessary here, but I'd rather err on the side of caution and say that the song may be a bit ... triggery? Possibly.
It Depends On What You Pay is from the 1960 off-Broadway musical The Fantasticks. The original production of The Fantasticks ran continuously for 42 years, making it the world's longest running musical. By 1990, however, for reasons that will be obvious when you see the vid, It Depends On What You Pay had been largely excised from the show. Recent productions of The Fantasticks either include the song with a different set of lyrics, or delete it entirely and substitute a new song in its place.
The version used in the vid is from the original cast recording, and is performed by Jerry Orbach. It has been edited for length.
Password: omega
Thanks so much to
cathexys,
danegen,
sol_se, and Thuvia Ptarth for their comments. Any flaws are entirely my own.
Comments would be appreciated. Cross-posted to LJ.
Artist: Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones
Fandom: Dollhouse
Summary: You've come a long way, baby.
Spoilers: Through "Haunted"
Sizes: 30.8 MB (540 x 360 .avi), 13.3 MB (420 x 280 .wmv)
Length: 2:48
Download from Sendspace: The .avi file is here and the .wmv file is here.
Notes and Warnings:
I'm really not sure if a warning is necessary here, but I'd rather err on the side of caution and say that the song may be a bit ... triggery? Possibly.
It Depends On What You Pay is from the 1960 off-Broadway musical The Fantasticks. The original production of The Fantasticks ran continuously for 42 years, making it the world's longest running musical. By 1990, however, for reasons that will be obvious when you see the vid, It Depends On What You Pay had been largely excised from the show. Recent productions of The Fantasticks either include the song with a different set of lyrics, or delete it entirely and substitute a new song in its place.
The version used in the vid is from the original cast recording, and is performed by Jerry Orbach. It has been edited for length.
Password: omega
Thanks so much to
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Comments would be appreciated. Cross-posted to LJ.
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Date: 2009-05-02 01:39 pm (UTC)But, you know, this makes it perfectly clear! I have enough series I follow with dubious consent issues and faily bits, I don't need another one. Especially not one where the writing is bad (or untrustworthy), too. My initial reaction after watching this was, in fact, to rear back in horror and go AUGH! really loudly and console myself with the fact that I'll never, ever actually have to watch DOLLHOUSE again. (This vid, if anything, reminds me most strongly of "Handlebars" for DOCTOR WHO (new series) and "Women's Work" for SPN as vids that so utterly rearranged the way I looked at the canon that I was glad when I realized I no longer had the time or interest in watching the series they were made about because the vids had squicked me out so effectively I'd never be able to shake the nausea in my gut while watching the shows ever again.)
Also, dear God, I've never actually seen THE FANTASTICKS, but that song, aaaah. Is the rest of the play that mercilessly vicious?
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Date: 2009-05-02 02:00 pm (UTC)As for the play - it's more, umm, bittersweet? I'm not really sure how to describe it, but it's hilarious and bittersweet and sort of wistful. It's really a wonderful musical - there's a reason it ran 42 years and then was revived just 4 years later. It Depends On What You Pay just sort of ... stood out, more and more over time.