Artist ...............: Elton John & Tim Rice's Album ................: Aida - Original Broadway Cast Genre ................: Musical Source ...............: CD Year .................: 2000 Ripper ...............: Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode) & Asus CD-S520 Codec ................: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) Version ..............: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917 Quality ..............: Lossless, (avg. compression: 56 %) Channels .............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit Tags.................: VorbisComment Information..........: TntVillage
Ripped by............: leonenero on 18/10/2013 Posted by............: leonenero on 19/10/2013 News Server..........: news.astraweb.com News Group(s)........: alt.binaries.sounds.flac.full_TntVillage
Included .............: NFO, M3U, LOG, CUE Covers ...............: Front Back CD
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1. Every Story is a Love Story [03.19] 2. Fortune Favors the Brave [02.20] 3. The Past is Another Land [03.03] 4. Another Pyramid [03.35] 5. How I Know You [02.35] 6. My Strongest Suit [05.16] 7. Enchantment Passing Through [03.18] 8. My Strongest Suit (Reprise) [01.09] 9. Dance of the Robe [04.05] 10. Not Me [03.45] 11. Elaborate Lives [04.29] 12. The Gods Love Nubia [04.42] 13. A Step too Far [03.59] 14. Easy as Life [04.13] 15. Like Father, Like Son [03.13] 16. Radames' Letter [01.32] 17. How I Know You (Reprise) [01.07] 18. Written in the Stars [03.17] 19. I Know the Truth [03.36] 20. Elaborate Lives (Reprise) [04.23] 21. Enchantment Passing Through (Reprise) [00.52] 22. Every Story is a Love Story (Reprise) [02.21]
Playing Time .........: 01.10.18 Total Size ...........: 411,46 MB
Elton John's music for Aida is stylistically eclectic. "Another Pyramid" is a modern reggae number; "My Strongest Suit" draws heavily on Motown, "The Gods Love Nubia" draws on gospel. There are numbers, e.g., "Not Me," "Elaborate Lives," "A Step Too Far," "Written in the Stars," that reflect Elton John's pop style. There is also a strong influence of African music, notably in "Dance of the Robe" and "Easy as Life". These styles are used without much attention to historical authenticity; rather, there is a mix of African (mostly West African), Indian and Middle Eastern influences. Probably the nearest stylistic parallel to the work as a whole is to Elton John's The Lion King, another musical with strong emphasis on ethnically diverse stylistic influences.
Among the songs cut from the production after previews and workshops were two songs that made up the final sequence of the play: a reprise of "Fortune Favors The Brave" entitled "The Two Must Die," and then a final death duet for Aida and Radames, entitled "The Messenger." These songs were replaced with reprises of "Elaborate Lives," "Enchantment Passing Through" and "Every Story Is A Love Story."
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