It's interesting how Tim describes the style of Hope as "teenager-y" because, given that the show takes place approximately now and Phil is about 40, he would've been a teenager in the 90s, so this kind of grunge sound would definitely be the music of his adolescence. And I think that speaks to the immaturity he's stuck in, but also the vulnerability and fear. He's lost all sense of security and control over his life and he feels like a scared and angry kid.
Jack Kelly - Dude I walked past him ON MY WAY TO SEE GROUNDHOG DAY, and I didn’t even know it was him. These girls were taking a pic with him and I was like “hm he looks familiar” .... I’m still mad at myself lmaoo
wow this is fascinating, love learning all the little details that contribute to the subconscious effect of the music or have symbolic meaning but you would never consciously realize just listening to it
Good song and interesting hearing about its birth , but for me there is something lost in excluding the movie's classic daybreak song, "Put your little hand in mine"...
@@lyncohn4120 I think the me 3 years ago liked spreading misinformation. Idk where I got that information from and I don't remember writing it. Crazy I'm just rediscovering this now.
It's interesting how Tim describes the style of Hope as "teenager-y" because, given that the show takes place approximately now and Phil is about 40, he would've been a teenager in the 90s, so this kind of grunge sound would definitely be the music of his adolescence. And I think that speaks to the immaturity he's stuck in, but also the vulnerability and fear. He's lost all sense of security and control over his life and he feels like a scared and angry kid.
Interesting observation! The 90’s thing.
This is absolutely fascinating; I really wish Tim would play Phil himself in a movie version of the musical.
I saw the final performance of GHD and Tim was in attendance. So pissed I didn't stage door. He's one of my favorite musicians.
Jack Kelly - Dude I walked past him ON MY WAY TO SEE GROUNDHOG DAY, and I didn’t even know it was him. These girls were taking a pic with him and I was like “hm he looks familiar” .... I’m still mad at myself lmaoo
I stage doored and saw him about a week before it closed- someone burst into tears when he appeared
wow this is fascinating, love learning all the little details that contribute to the subconscious effect of the music or have symbolic meaning but you would never consciously realize just listening to it
So I'm just gonna watch this months and months later and only now see the little bit of proshot footage at the end?? cool. :/
He was robbed of a tony for Matilda.
Inga B. Thank You so much for all your work and kindness in posting these.
I actually love him
Genius btw
TB absolutely
We see a genius at work!
so cool
What a mind
I wish he could release the sheet music
Good news! www.timminchin.com/2019/10/22/groundhog-day-sheet-music-is-available-now/
Please tell me that little blip of footage means there's an eventual proshot
12 hours in a day? Lol what? Nonetheless, Tim's awesome
I would assume he is speaking "day" as in morning/breakfast to evening/dinner.
12-hour cycles probably is what he meant.
'Fuck Pro-Tools' Love it.
Good song and interesting hearing about its birth , but for me there is something lost in excluding the movie's classic daybreak song, "Put your little hand in mine"...
They couldn't add that song due to copyright concerns unfortunately
i don't think it's unfortunate at all; i prefer to have all the original songs. @@YAMMAS
@@lyncohn4120 I think the me 3 years ago liked spreading misinformation. Idk where I got that information from and I don't remember writing it. Crazy I'm just rediscovering this now.
@@YAMMASthis is really funny bahah