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But trouble lurks: Roxy is found strapped into her equipment and unrevivable in her garage; she's stuck in mystic limbo, you surmise.

Some Games To Keep You Mystified 2008

I keep thinking I should write an "Obscure Musicals" post on the 1957 show Jamaica, which was a hit, and produced one of my favorite cast albums of all time, even though the show itself is basically unrevivable.

Archive 2007-12-01 Jaime J. Weinman 2007

I keep thinking I should write an "Obscure Musicals" post on the 1957 show Jamaica, which was a hit, and produced one of my favorite cast albums of all time, even though the show itself is basically unrevivable.

A Song I Like Jaime J. Weinman 2007

Most of the musical comedies that The Producers is trying to harken back to, the raucous, innuendo-filled, schtick-laden musical comedies, were star vehicles, so associated with a particular talent or talents as to be unrevivable without them.

Autumn For Hitler Jaime J. Weinman 2004

In particular, operas by Lully, Charpentier and Rameau, thought by many experts to be unrevivable, were triumphantly recalled to life and preserved for posterity, thanks to the artistry and near-genius of groups such as William Christie's Les Arts Florissants.

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Note my naive belief that the early 80s were somehow unrevivable!

FreakyTrigger 2009