Very late but this is because of the frequency in the singers voices they can even do the opposite of this where they clash and make the two sound off key
Even in the London adaptation of the musical, from the recordings I’ve watched, L and Light’s voices always compliment each other perfectly. I think casting directors should treat L and Light for any media like they do a relationship. Mandatory chemistry tests to find two actors who can portray the characters and have chemistry.
How. can I ever be at ease with L his methods lack a moral code and as for Kira he can go to hell taking L along down this dark and evil road Soechiro just roasted them both really hard
*why give away half my years to see somebody’s name?!* *I’m smart enough so it appears to win this stupid game!* *I’ll rid the world of any criminal who wants to play.* *I’ll also rid the world of anybody who gets in my way!* *the line is quickly blurring, between what’s right and what is wrong,* *don’t care who gets hurt now, as long as i get one more shot!* Possibly the best part
I don't know if anyone already mentioned this but I really like how L and Light's part says "What's right and what is not" as implying there's no just a polarized version of right or wrong. For me it represents how for them there's only one way (theirs) to do things right and whatever other method is "not right" and for consequence, wrong.
Never being willing to listen and understand other beliefs will on ever breed more pain and suffering. You can hold true to you beliefs, but be willing to try to understand why other think differently. I have a very strong sense of right and wrong, and believe very deeply in my beliefs, but just because someone things or feel different, doesn't give me and excuse to disregard them. That will only ever breed arrogance and conflict.
There's a reddit thread where you can download the whole thing. I don't know about other streaming services, but if you have Apple Music and use a Mac to download the audio files, then it automatically opens them in the music app. After that all you have to do is put them into an album together, add artwork and possibly lyrics. That's what I did and the quality's great.
“I’ll rid the world of any criminal who wants to play and also rid the world of anybody who gets in my way” There’s a lot of emotion in this line, and it’s just so catchy-
pretty lil cowgirl My favorite part is the melody of "all of the data has been analyzed" and similar lines, the way it descends then jumps back up. And who doesn't love L's little chuckle after "who he thought was really me"?
This is a fairly young cast and they are all doing great, buy hey, you need to notice how glorious Michael Lanning is. I mean, not only his voice, which is great, but - most of all - his ability to actually grasp the sense of words. It's just superb.
“The line is quickly blurry between what’s right and what is not” i like this part a lot cause it symbolizes how messed up light morality gets like how before he only wanted justice he only wanted to punish criminals but as more he kills his concept of justice changes hence the lines “Why give away half of my years to see somebody’s name I’m smart enough, so it appears to win this stupid game I’ll rid the world of any criminal who wants to play and also rid the world of anybody who gets in my way” symbolizing that light is willing to do anything to accomplish his goal going as far as manipulating misa and killing anyone who is a threat to his ambition like Naomi, penber and eventually L himself slowly showing how corrupted light has become
The writer’s intention of presenting the characters as two opposing and equally competent rivals with different beliefs instead of the old dichotomy of good and evil is so very obvious and yet people still draw conclusions like this, kinda makes me sad man
It seem like Socchiro condemns L even though L is percieved as a detecvite and thus on the "good side", like he sees through L and just plain out says he is evil(Like L and Light are very similar so that could be what sets Socchiro off, like he sees L does everything for really selfish reasons, not moraly right and breaks the law to get the end he wants)
Zuzka zubík And they both use people as collateral. They don’t mind people dying for the sake of their “justice.” It’s interesting how they’re both vigilantes, it’s just that L uses human tools and Light uses tools acquired from deals with Gods.
Aspie Near Exactly! And the lyrics in all of his songs really highlight his internal moral debate of whether each variety of justice (L’s, Kira’s and the laws) is indeed ethical and whether his own honour should make a difference- honestly he’s probably my favourite character in the musical, his character and vocal range (in the English, Japanese and Korean varieties) just amazes me. (Sorry, I’m ranting, I’ve never spoke to someone else who likes the musical ;; )
Terrilex J Ranting is fine! I know the feeling! Always here to rant with. In the musical he's just so much more doubtful about L's morality, and considerably more vocal about his struggles with it.
But also a lot of people believe he turned into a shinigami, which would make sense considering he was shown in the shinigami world in the anime opening.
When L is talking about Kira killing Lind L Tailor, you can hear a small chuckle in his voice as if he was laughing as his prediction was correct. Nice detail
"This is it", "playing his game" and this song sound so similar and are all about the same thing (the rivalry of L and Light) they are all really amazing songs though
bex clarke I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks that. They are all great and have their own style but it’s about the same thing every time and it doesn’t seem like it progresses. I think that if this ever goes on stage again, they should probably cut a couple of these songs. Maybe keep playing his game at least, because I think it best shows the L and Light rivalry.
I know it was three years ago, don't care "This is it" not really sure what song you are refering too, probably to "stalemate". There definitely about their rivarly, I mean, Light's and L's game is core of the Death Note, but there is a progress. This one is first of three, and it talks about haw they both will do anythink to defeat eachother, "I don't care who gets hurt now, as long as I get one more shot" sung by both in duet is really telling, with a Soichiro's claim that he can't accept L's methods or Kira's mission. Second, "Stalemate" is L getting to Light, he knows who Kira is but can't touch him, as Light can't kill L also, so they are at stalemate, dead end where noone can move forward into advantage. It is also telling how "stalemate", both the song and actual stalemate is broken by Misa appearence. She is L's chance to win, as much as Light's. Then we have "Playing his game" which is just before critical moves on both sides. They both have to reudjust to one another, both realise they cannot win without somethink proactive on their side, and to do smartest move they have to focus on their opponent. "Playing his game" is right before L arrests Misa and Light realises he can win using Rem's love. Songs themes progresses with a story, everyone states what point of their battle they found themselfs in relation to circumstances that are happening around. So no, I won't agree with you that there is no difference between them.
@@mathuraphael9196 i didnt write my comment because i expected anyone to agree to it, i was just making a silly observation that they all have similar premises. I love this musical all the same, my comment wasnt meant to be harsh or critical i was just pointing something i noticed. You dont have to agree with me, thats alright. We can enjoy this musical in different ways, and im not much of an arguing person so im just gonna say have a nice day. Haha
Okay. Whoa. I literally know next to nothing about Death Note, and only came here because of Light's actor... But I'm staying for the *music.* L and Soichiro (?)'s voices are incredible (as is Light's, of course, but that was the whole reason I came so I knew that already) and the harmonies are amazing. EDIT1: Of course. It's Frank Wildhorn. Well, that explains a lot. XD EDIT2: Okay, I haven't heard the whole album yet, but so far, I think this one and *The Way it Ends* are my two top favorites. EDIT3: Finished the album. They're my faves.
If you haven't seen the anime, I recommend you watch it! It's a fantastic anime with a whole of of mind games-the first arc with L and Light is honestly the best and I've watched those episodes a good chunk of times, but as a whole it's a good story with questions of morality and justice. Probably one of if not my favorite anime of all time.
@@JoyStar Not gonna lie, I found out about Death Note when I was browsing anime on demand (when that was brand new) and saw the episode when (SPOILER!) L dies and you meet Mello and Near which is probably why I loved those two characters more than L. But I do enjoy the first act. However I think each arc is amazing
the way some of their lines are identical but their voices and the way they sing are completely different, reflects how sometimes their thoughts align almost perfectly, but they still have completely different motives and personalities, and i think thats just beautiful
Light's and L's singing voice and this duet is so good. It seems like their voices just blend perfectly together and it just makes this song even better.
Jacob Sadolsky Yes definitely! I'm working my way through the entire soundtrack. Unfortunately, I can only make these on the weekends, but that one will be next!
The chuckle L gives on the word thought “who he thought was really me” is so much to me. That single bit proves Soechiro’s point. L doesn’t care about killing someone to get his way, he cares about outsmarting Kira. He laughs at Kira _thinking_ Lind Tailor was him, completely downplaying and ignoring that L got a man killed. It’s his apathy to a murder he caused and his humor in tricking Kira that highlights his priorities. L is not fit to be blindly looked at as a hero and upholder of justice.
In the anime they don’t draw as much attention to L’s obsession with finding Kira but it’s interesting to see how it’s brought to attention how some of the stuff L did was morally questionable weather he was doing it for the right reasons or not. Obviously Kira did way worse but it’s cool to see this comparison in this song
I just gotta ask, do you have "the way things are" on your list of ny demos to put on youtube? I just can't find it anywhere, so I was wondering if you had better luck finding it.
Jacob Pettry You mean T. F. Allen's links to the songs? No, I do not. I do, however, have the songs downloaded to my iTunes, and I could try to share them in a similar way.
T.F. Allen lives on in temporary form until I can get my old channel back! My _Death Note: The Musical_ folder, with the full NY demo, raw videos, and .ass files of the English lyrics subtitles is here: drive.google.com/open?id=0B8WQOV5JijrIUzVRU3NoR2I4TFk
OK, but L does care who gets hurt - if they're colleagues, anyway. (Criminals, sure, treat 'em like lab mice.) Lost a bit of nuance there, and audience engagement might suffer for it. Definitely does in the Japanese version, but happily the American one isn't THAT smotheringly nihilistic.
Calm Cloudless Sky the only person I could tell that he truly cared about was Watari. He considered Matsuda a pain(he saved him because he had to), Light to be his enemy(he was lying during the only friend scene). He never met Near officially, and Mellow only once. He seemed to show some sympathy for Sorichio, but sympathy doesn't mean you care about someone.
@@christiancrusader9374 Interesting. I can't make a call as I haven't finished the books yet, but I do agree, he has this air of "just don't care"...and yet not? It's hard to explain. :/ x3
When L and Light sing together there is something that just clicks, their voices go so well with each other
So I'm not the only one, who thinks this
I agree
Very late but this is because of the frequency in the singers voices they can even do the opposite of this where they clash and make the two sound off key
Even in the London adaptation of the musical, from the recordings I’ve watched, L and Light’s voices always compliment each other perfectly. I think casting directors should treat L and Light for any media like they do a relationship. Mandatory chemistry tests to find two actors who can portray the characters and have chemistry.
that's the yaoi speaking to your heart. embrace it
I truly love how L's voice and Light's fit each other so well
Legitimately tho 🔥🔥🔥
How. can I ever be at ease with L his methods lack a moral code and as for Kira he can go to hell taking L along down this dark and evil road
Soechiro just roasted them both really hard
haha you made my day
haha you made my day
Actually... Kira can't go to hell😂
Lunatic Heart Soichiro doesn’t know that but yeah you’re right.😂
Frrr
*why give away half my years to see somebody’s name?!*
*I’m smart enough so it appears to win this stupid game!*
*I’ll rid the world of any criminal who wants to play.*
*I’ll also rid the world of anybody who gets in my way!*
*the line is quickly blurring, between what’s right and what is wrong,*
*don’t care who gets hurt now, as long as i get one more shot!*
Possibly the best part
I love your mello pfp
It's "Between what is right and what is not."
I don't know if anyone already mentioned this but I really like how L and Light's part says "What's right and what is not" as implying there's no just a polarized version of right or wrong. For me it represents how for them there's only one way (theirs) to do things right and whatever other method is "not right" and for consequence, wrong.
Never being willing to listen and understand other beliefs will on ever breed more pain and suffering. You can hold true to you beliefs, but be willing to try to understand why other think differently.
I have a very strong sense of right and wrong, and believe very deeply in my beliefs, but just because someone things or feel different, doesn't give me and excuse to disregard them. That will only ever breed arrogance and conflict.
Ignorance, sorry.
Deez Nuts
I want a full album of this musical so badly
There's a few playlists on UA-cam. But if only it was on Spotify 😂😭😭
SHUT UP, MATSUDA it’s on Spotify but you can’t listen to it outside the us😞
@@djirishbacon that must be why I can't listen to it aha
There's a reddit thread where you can download the whole thing. I don't know about other streaming services, but if you have Apple Music and use a Mac to download the audio files, then it automatically opens them in the music app. After that all you have to do is put them into an album together, add artwork and possibly lyrics. That's what I did and the quality's great.
@@djirishbacon Not even. I can't access it, it says "local" meaning New York only??? 🙁
I'm not throwing away my SHOT
HAMILTON REFERENCE WAHAHAHAHA
AYO IM JUST LIKE MY COUNTRY
IM YOUNG, SCRAPPY AND HUNGRY
AND IM NOT THROWING AWAY MY SHOT
Well, I did get a scholarship to king’s college.
I prob'ly shouldn't brag but dang i amaxe and astonish
HAMILTON REFERENCES AHAHAHAHA
“I’ll rid the world of any criminal who wants to play and also rid the world of anybody who gets in my way”
There’s a lot of emotion in this line, and it’s just so catchy-
I love Ls voice 0:56 through 1:12
He shows more emotion through the whole song than Light and Soichiro did
pretty lil cowgirl My favorite part is the melody of "all of the data has been analyzed" and similar lines, the way it descends then jumps back up. And who doesn't love L's little chuckle after "who he thought was really me"?
Aspie Near XD ikr
Aspie Near I also love the music to Lights part
AND WHEN THEY OVERLAP
Aspie Near YA XD
This is a fairly young cast and they are all doing great, buy hey, you need to notice how glorious Michael Lanning is. I mean, not only his voice, which is great, but - most of all - his ability to actually grasp the sense of words. It's just superb.
Little Lotte This has gone from a mere Death Note lyric account to a Michael Lanning fan club 😂😂 we all love him.
Little Lotte P.S. Are you fonder of dolls, or of goblins or shoes? Or of riddles or frocks?
“The line is quickly blurry between what’s right and what is not” i like this part a lot cause it symbolizes how messed up light morality gets like how before he only wanted justice he only wanted to punish criminals but as more he kills his concept of justice changes hence the lines “Why give away half of my years to see somebody’s name I’m smart enough, so it appears to win this stupid game I’ll rid the world of any criminal who wants to play and also rid the world of anybody who gets in my way” symbolizing that light is willing to do anything to accomplish his goal going as far as manipulating misa and killing anyone who is a threat to his ambition like Naomi, penber and eventually L himself slowly showing how corrupted light has become
L also says that.
The writer’s intention of presenting the characters as two opposing and equally competent rivals with different beliefs instead of the old dichotomy of good and evil is so very obvious and yet people still draw conclusions like this, kinda makes me sad man
It seem like Socchiro condemns L even though L is percieved as a detecvite and thus on the "good side", like he sees through L and just plain out says he is evil(Like L and Light are very similar so that could be what sets Socchiro off, like he sees L does everything for really selfish reasons, not moraly right and breaks the law to get the end he wants)
Zuzka zubík And they both use people as collateral. They don’t mind people dying for the sake of their “justice.” It’s interesting how they’re both vigilantes, it’s just that L uses human tools and Light uses tools acquired from deals with Gods.
I MEAN SOCCHIRO’S VOICE IS AMAZING YES HELLO SOCCHIRO APPRECIATION CLUB
Terrilex J You should hear There Are Lines
Aspie Near I have! And I’ve listened to ‘honour bound’ which had me in absolute tears!
Terrilex J 100% Soichiro Yagami appreciation club!!! I love his character development in the musical, really lets you see his soft side.
Aspie Near Exactly! And the lyrics in all of his songs really highlight his internal moral debate of whether each variety of justice (L’s, Kira’s and the laws) is indeed ethical and whether his own honour should make a difference- honestly he’s probably my favourite character in the musical, his character and vocal range (in the English, Japanese and Korean varieties) just amazes me. (Sorry, I’m ranting, I’ve never spoke to someone else who likes the musical ;; )
Terrilex J Ranting is fine! I know the feeling! Always here to rant with. In the musical he's just so much more doubtful about L's morality, and considerably more vocal about his struggles with it.
Kira can neither go to heaven nor hell
According to the Death Note, all humans got to Myu, a place that is neither heaven nor hell.
MissCagedDemons Or Limbo a place between heaven and hell
But also a lot of people believe he turned into a shinigami, which would make sense considering he was shown in the shinigami world in the anime opening.
Aspie Near Yea!
Nor can anyone else.
The voices for Light and L are perfect. I'm honestly super impressed
When L is talking about Kira killing Lind L Tailor, you can hear a small chuckle in his voice as if he was laughing as his prediction was correct. Nice detail
"This is it", "playing his game" and this song sound so similar and are all about the same thing (the rivalry of L and Light) they are all really amazing songs though
bex clarke I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks that. They are all great and have their own style but it’s about the same thing every time and it doesn’t seem like it progresses. I think that if this ever goes on stage again, they should probably cut a couple of these songs. Maybe keep playing his game at least, because I think it best shows the L and Light rivalry.
I know it was three years ago, don't care
"This is it" not really sure what song you are refering too, probably to "stalemate". There definitely about their rivarly, I mean, Light's and L's game is core of the Death Note, but there is a progress. This one is first of three, and it talks about haw they both will do anythink to defeat eachother, "I don't care who gets hurt now, as long as I get one more shot" sung by both in duet is really telling, with a Soichiro's claim that he can't accept L's methods or Kira's mission. Second, "Stalemate" is L getting to Light, he knows who Kira is but can't touch him, as Light can't kill L also, so they are at stalemate, dead end where noone can move forward into advantage. It is also telling how "stalemate", both the song and actual stalemate is broken by Misa appearence. She is L's chance to win, as much as Light's. Then we have "Playing his game" which is just before critical moves on both sides. They both have to reudjust to one another, both realise they cannot win without somethink proactive on their side, and to do smartest move they have to focus on their opponent. "Playing his game" is right before L arrests Misa and Light realises he can win using Rem's love.
Songs themes progresses with a story, everyone states what point of their battle they found themselfs in relation to circumstances that are happening around. So no, I won't agree with you that there is no difference between them.
@@mathuraphael9196 i didnt write my comment because i expected anyone to agree to it, i was just making a silly observation that they all have similar premises. I love this musical all the same, my comment wasnt meant to be harsh or critical i was just pointing something i noticed. You dont have to agree with me, thats alright. We can enjoy this musical in different ways, and im not much of an arguing person so im just gonna say have a nice day. Haha
@@duelvalancy Nice day for you too :D
Okay. Whoa.
I literally know next to nothing about Death Note, and only came here because of Light's actor...
But I'm staying for the *music.* L and Soichiro (?)'s voices are incredible (as is Light's, of course, but that was the whole reason I came so I knew that already) and the harmonies are amazing.
EDIT1: Of course. It's Frank Wildhorn. Well, that explains a lot. XD
EDIT2: Okay, I haven't heard the whole album yet, but so far, I think this one and *The Way it Ends* are my two top favorites.
EDIT3: Finished the album. They're my faves.
If you haven't seen the anime, I recommend you watch it! It's a fantastic anime with a whole of of mind games-the first arc with L and Light is honestly the best and I've watched those episodes a good chunk of times, but as a whole it's a good story with questions of morality and justice. Probably one of if not my favorite anime of all time.
@@JoyStar Yes, it's really good!!! I haven't watched the anime, I will eventually, but I read the mangas.
A Syrdal same I came for Jeremy Jordan but now I’m super into it
@@lemonwater7169 Sameeeeee 😋
@@JoyStar Not gonna lie, I found out about Death Note when I was browsing anime on demand (when that was brand new) and saw the episode when (SPOILER!)
L dies and you meet Mello and Near which is probably why I loved those two characters more than L. But I do enjoy the first act. However I think each arc is amazing
2:18 - Idk why but just the tone of Light's voice ig. I just love it lol
Yeah me to (one year late😂)
@@noonespecial2859me too (almost 3 years later)
I love the part when Light starts singing so much
Everyone: *singing their lines*
Ryuk: *tpose in background*
the way some of their lines are identical but their voices and the way they sing are completely different, reflects how sometimes their thoughts align almost perfectly, but they still have completely different motives and personalities, and i think thats just beautiful
Agreed, notice how L, very subtly, drags out ‘One more shot’ ever so slightly longer than Light.
Their voices are so perfect for the characters it's unbelievable
I wish they made more anime musicals, like right now I'm thinking of doing a madoka magica musical
Light's and L's singing voice and this duet is so good. It seems like their voices just blend perfectly together and it just makes this song even better.
Everyone on this demo is such a beautiful, talented singer it's insane! L's high notes get me every time.
this is one of the many reasons I stan Jeremy Jordan
OMG ANOTHER SONG FROM THE DEMO, THANK YOU!!
Soichiro: I personally don't agree
L: lmao ACAB
DUUUUUUUUUUUDDDDDEEEEE THERE ARE MORE DEMOS HOW THE HELL IS THIS THE FIRST TIME IVE HEARD THESE
I can only listen to Sochiro’s voice in English. Michael Lanning is literally amazing.
I love how they threw in bits of the melody from The Game Begins set to different lyrics, man I love motifs-
1:57 dang L.... so your a tenor
Definitely. 😁 But I think the final note (pun intended) at 2:38 gives it away better in my opinion.
Turn the playback speed up and sing along with lights first line, it's really fun, and it's kinda funny to hear light rapping
I had to watch all of these multiple times quickly to look for errors (still missed some oops) and listening to it on double speed still gets to me XD
2:17 hits different, Jeremy Jordan absolutely killed it
This is my favorite song.
Followed by honor bound and bound by honesty, There are lines and where is the justice
You analyzers just make me remind myself to not think to far into it.
Ok this is officially one of my favorite songs
Is it likely that this will be shown as a full musical in English like in Korea and Japan
This year is what they have said
Its possible, but I don't think it's very lucky to go on broadway.
Tbh when I first heard of a death note musical I thought it was gonna be weird and maybe even cringy and BOI I WAS WRONG THIS IS FUCKING AWESOME
L and Light singing together is just awesome!!!!! Their voices go so well with eachother.
L's and Light's voices just FIT, theyre perfect together
THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THIS OUT LOTS OF LOCE
this would of been so much better than the netflix movie
1:15 YES. Bring in that guitar 🎸
can we tak about how well lights voice fits with the way the dub character sounds?!?
1:58
YES
Maddison Ezell I KNOW RIGHT. The overlapping of melodies, L’s beautiful high note, all of it.
Aspie Near I agree!
Can you put "the way it ends" from the ny demo on youtube? that would be awesome!
Jacob Sadolsky Yes definitely! I'm working my way through the entire soundtrack. Unfortunately, I can only make these on the weekends, but that one will be next!
Awesome thanks a lot!
Aspie Near Good man.
The chuckle L gives on the word thought “who he thought was really me” is so much to me. That single bit proves Soechiro’s point. L doesn’t care about killing someone to get his way, he cares about outsmarting Kira. He laughs at Kira _thinking_ Lind Tailor was him, completely downplaying and ignoring that L got a man killed. It’s his apathy to a murder he caused and his humor in tricking Kira that highlights his priorities. L is not fit to be blindly looked at as a hero and upholder of justice.
HOW DID YOU GET THESE? I CAN'T FIND THEM ANYWHERE ELSE AND I'VE LOOKED SINCE THE MUSICAL WAS ANNOUNCED!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!
OH MY GOD THIS IS AMAZING
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!
Yus you go, Jeremy!
I struggled singing along to Soichiro’s part lol My throat is now dead. ToT
In the anime they don’t draw as much attention to L’s obsession with finding Kira but it’s interesting to see how it’s brought to attention how some of the stuff L did was morally questionable weather he was doing it for the right reasons or not. Obviously Kira did way worse but it’s cool to see this comparison in this song
I just gotta ask, do you have "the way things are" on your list of ny demos to put on youtube? I just can't find it anywhere, so I was wondering if you had better luck finding it.
Jacob Sadolsky No, it's not part of the demo.
oooooh, alrighty then. Thanks anyways!
Unfortunately that song wasn't recorded for the demo. It sucks as TWTA is my favorite song from the show.
WHAT INFORMATION IS ELUDING MEEEEEEEE?
0:05 the france flag
Please tell me this is still coming to America .-.
OH MY GOD IN WHAT STATE I NEED TO SEE THIS JUST OH MY GOD PLEASE REPLY
AND ALSO HOW DO I KNOW WHEN IT IS
Clare Gundersen oh ok if u find out lemme know
Thx u!!
Not this year, it's too full of Corona
For this musical drama
Thought this would be bad boy was I wrong
0:36-0:40 is just me or sounds the Danny Efman's Batman theme?
I can feel the sexual tension
Soichiro Yagami ain't taking any of this bullshit
do you happen to have a link to his google page?
Jacob Pettry You mean T. F. Allen's links to the songs? No, I do not. I do, however, have the songs downloaded to my iTunes, and I could try to share them in a similar way.
Aspie Near please :3
Okay, I'll work on it.
T.F. Allen lives on in temporary form until I can get my old channel back!
My _Death Note: The Musical_ folder, with the full NY demo, raw videos, and .ass files of the English lyrics subtitles is here: drive.google.com/open?id=0B8WQOV5JijrIUzVRU3NoR2I4TFk
Theodore Francis Allen good I was curious to see how you come back from that
what role was Jeremy Jordan playing in this album? I'm guessing Light but I could be wrong
Yes it was Light
The way he says "criminal" 😍🥵
Nice
My favorite part of this whole song is from 1:55 to 2:10
WHEN WAS THIS RELEASED
yanderealex The new songs were never officially released, I got them through the grapevine.
Aspie Near well thank you because I'm obsessed
yanderealex You're welcome and same
Where can I watch the musical 🤔
OK, but L does care who gets hurt - if they're colleagues, anyway. (Criminals, sure, treat 'em like lab mice.) Lost a bit of nuance there, and audience engagement might suffer for it. Definitely does in the Japanese version, but happily the American one isn't THAT smotheringly nihilistic.
Calm Cloudless Sky the only person I could tell that he truly cared about was Watari. He considered Matsuda a pain(he saved him because he had to), Light to be his enemy(he was lying during the only friend scene). He never met Near officially, and Mellow only once. He seemed to show some sympathy for Sorichio, but sympathy doesn't mean you care about someone.
@@christiancrusader9374 Interesting. I can't make a call as I haven't finished the books yet, but I do agree, he has this air of "just don't care"...and yet not? It's hard to explain. :/ x3
@@asyrdal4059 he's good at hiding his true motivations and intentions. It's part of how he's so good at his job.
@@christiancrusader9374 Agreed. (I've finished them now. Ironically, I think I prefer the musical ending. XD)
Well, you can not want someone to die without caring about them. Like L didn’t want his FBI agents to die but he didn’t really care much when they did
is there a reason for why soichiro's lines white ?
1:21
people digging so deep into this and other death note lore is so funny to me
i liked the songs, but the play kinda made me disappionted.