high

[Mr.Shroom]

so i went to this "concert" and it was really interesting

people actually use instruments to make music..like live right there..
it was weird

[DB Cooper]

this discrepency has created whole musical movements. I make music in a studio and record it. djing is the only way to bring that song back, better than anything I could make when i was a drummer in someways and djing is definitly not easy and takes time to learn and be comfortable with.

To some an electric guitar is unnatural and not classified as a traditional instrument.

[James Capricorn]

Oliver! is a British musical, with music and lyrics by Lionel Bart. It was made into a film directed by Carol Reed.
It first appeared in the West End in 1960, and enjoyed a long run that launched the careers of several child actors, including Davy Jones, later of The Monkees, Phil Collins, later of Genesis, and Tony Robinson, later playing the role of Baldrick in the television series Black Adder. The rock star Steve Marriott (The Small Faces, Humble Pie) also featured in early line-ups, eventually graduating to the role of Dodger in the West End.
The musical is loosely based upon Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. That it was the first musical adaptation of a Dickens novel to become a stage hit was one of the reasons why it attracted such attention. There had been two previous Dickens musicals, both of them television adaptations of A Christmas Carol in the 1950s, but never a successful stage musical, and certainly never one of as dramatic a story as Oliver Twist. Another reason for its success was the revolving stage set, an innovation designed by Sean Kenny[1].

[Amanita]

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[Mr.4twen_E]

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[James Capricorn]

http://www.franklincollege.edu/pwp/rbaird/OliverTwist.jpg

[swank]

please sir, can i have some more?



MOOOOOORE?




Yes! With HEARTY CUP O NOODLE!

[Kosmicdog]

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