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* [[Cry for the Devil]]: The three ballads are used effectively in this way, but the one that seems to get the audience's sympathy most is "The Ballad of Czolgosz", where assassin Leon Czolgosz's motivations are stated clearly: he was a lonely man, who all throughout his life had lived in poverty and misery for reasons beyond his control, so he killed big business president Bill McKinley to "take control of his fate." |
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* [[Ear Worm]]: And it's seriously a problem. "What a wonder is a gun! What a versatile inveeeeeention!" Do not see before working with first graders and/or getting on a plane. |
* [[Ear Worm]]: And it's seriously a problem. "What a wonder is a gun! What a versatile inveeeeeention!" Do not see before working with first graders and/or getting on a plane. |
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** "How I Saved Roosevelt" is another one you don't want to sing in public - ''"Too cold for the stomach in Washington/I go down to Miami, kill Roosevelt!"'' |
** "How I Saved Roosevelt" is another one you don't want to sing in public - ''"Too cold for the stomach in Washington/I go down to Miami, kill Roosevelt!"'' |
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* [[Evil Is Sexy]]: "Johnny Booth was a handsome devil." |
* [[Evil Is Sexy]]: "Johnny Booth was a handsome devil." |
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* [[Germans Love David Hasselhoff]]: Initially met a much better reception in the UK than the USA. |
* [[Germans Love David Hasselhoff]]: Initially met a much better reception in the UK than the USA. |
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* [[Tear Jerker]]: "Something Just Broke", the one truly honest and heartbreaking song in the show, about the everyday aftermath of an assassination. |
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** Booth's solo in "The Ballad of Booth" qualifies, as well. |
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** The reprise of "Everybody's Got The Right" was one in the original production. |
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Latest revision as of 12:41, 15 August 2016
- Cry for the Devil: The three ballads are used effectively in this way, but the one that seems to get the audience's sympathy most is "The Ballad of Czolgosz", where assassin Leon Czolgosz's motivations are stated clearly: he was a lonely man, who all throughout his life had lived in poverty and misery for reasons beyond his control, so he killed big business president Bill McKinley to "take control of his fate."
- Ear Worm: And it's seriously a problem. "What a wonder is a gun! What a versatile inveeeeeention!" Do not see before working with first graders and/or getting on a plane.
- "How I Saved Roosevelt" is another one you don't want to sing in public - "Too cold for the stomach in Washington/I go down to Miami, kill Roosevelt!"
- And, of course, you do not want to get caught singing, "C'mere and kill a President..."
- Everybody's got the right to some sunshine/not the sun but maybe one of its beams...
- In the USA you can work your way to the head of the line...
- Evil Is Sexy: "Johnny Booth was a handsome devil."
- Germans Love David Hasselhoff: Initially met a much better reception in the UK than the USA.