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Related: About this forumLin-Manuel Miranda Performs at the White House Poetry Jam (2009)
"...it's a concept album about someone I think embodies hip-hop, treasury secretary Alexander Hamilton."
this aged particularly well, imho
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Lin-Manuel Miranda Performs at the White House Poetry Jam (2009) (Original Post)
0rganism
Jul 2020
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FirstLight
(13,360 posts)1. Watched Hamilton three time in a row the past few days
It still makes me cry... damn good Musical!
fierywoman
(7,683 posts)2. The good olden days when the White House hosted cultural events.
Docreed2003
(16,858 posts)3. "A concept album"
I think several in the audience thought Miranda was joking...oh to have been a fly on the wall there that night!
End to add: How many people in attendance had any clue just how big that would become?
handmade34
(22,756 posts)4. a damn good artist
what a joy to be able to see "Hamilton" this past weekend!!!!
...and, oh do I miss 'culture and humanities' at the White House
Lefta Dissenter
(6,622 posts)5. What a delight to see!
Thanks for sharing!
Ive seen Hamilton only once in person, listened to the recording about a thousand times, and have now watched it on TV one and a half times. If it werent for the need for the occasional bit of sleep, Id have finished it that second time.