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Broadway's Lost Treasures vol. 2 (2004)

RELEASE TYPE..> XviD               SUPPLiER.......> FiCO CREW
RELEASE DATE..> 2009.10.18         CRACKER/RiPPER.> FiCO CREW
STREET DATE...> 2004.10.25         ENCODER........> FiCO CREW
THEATRE DATE..> yyyy.mm.dd         RATiNG [iMDb]..>
ViDEO CODEC...> XviD Koepi         AUDiO CODEC....> LAME 3.9
ViDEO BiTRATE.> 1056 kbit/s        AUDiO BiTRATE..> 128 kbit/s
ViDEO FORMAT..> NTSC               AUDiO FORMAT...> MPEG1-Layer3
RiP METHOD....> 2-pass ABR         MOViE SiZE.....> 695mb
ASPECT RATiO..> 1.33               DiSKS..........> 49x15mb
RESOLUTiON....> 640 x 480          RUNTiME........> 92 min
GENRE.........> Documentary
SUBTITLES.....> None

Notes:

http://www.amazon.com/Broadways-Lost-Treasures-Regina-Ahlgren/dp/B0002TSZN8/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1255819000&sr=8-4

The follow-up to the original Broadway's Lost Treasures delivers more
of the same--historic performances of great moments in American
musical theater televised on the Tony Awards--but is a step up in
terms of sheer entertainment value. The first volume included only
performances before 1987, and while they had bigger stars (Yul
Brynner, Robert Preston), some of them were lip-synced and
considerably less polished than their feature-film equivalents.
Broadway's Lost Treasures II features newer performances that are
almost indistinguishable from an actual show, including scenes from
splashy, high-energy revivals such as Anything Goes (Patti LuPone and
company performing the title tune) and Guys and Dolls (the fabulous
"Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat"), and new shows such as Grand
Hotel (Michael Jeter and Brent Barrett in a gloriously exuberant
"Take a Glass Together"), Les Miserables ("One Day More"), La Cage
aux Folles (George Hearn solo and with a chorus line in drag in "I Am
What I Am"), and Jelly's Last Jam (Gregory Hines tapping "That's How
You Jazz"). There are classic performances too, including Angela
Lansbury and Bea Arthur's 1987 reunion of "Bosom Buddies" (Mame),
Richard Kiley's "The Impossible Dream" (Man of La Mancha), Jerry
Orbach's "All I Care About" (Chicago), and (in the DVD's bonus
content) Katharine Hepburn in a 15-minute part-dramatic, part-musical
scene from Coco. Fans were disappointed when performances from
Dreamgirls and A Chorus Line were pulled from the first program due
to rights issues, and those still aren't included here, but one can
always hope they might appear in a future volume.

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