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Title: Fine recording of fine score
Review: Actually, this may be Andrew Lloyd Webber's best score. Here, he doesn't repeat the melodies nearly as much as in some of his other work. And the music is pretty good, quite possibly the best he's ever written. Tim Rice's lyrics aren't high art or anything, but they get the point across. And the performers on this recording are exceptional. Patti LuPone is a very good Eva Peron, delivering a stunning "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina," a vibrant "Buenos Aires," a seductive "I'd Be Surprisngly Good For You," and a powerful "Lament." Mandy Patankin is VERY cynical and biting as Che, especially in such songs as "Oh, What a Circus" and in his omnipresent commentary on the situations. Another good song on this CD is "Another Suitcase In Another Hall," well-sung by Peron's young mistress and the chorus. (I think Patankin was in this song, too; is that right?) I haven't heard any of the other recordings, but if you must buy one, I think this is a good one to start with.
