@robot if andrew lyod webber did a uk garage themed play set in the phantom of the opera universe what would grant nelsons character be and could u give us a little flavour of some titrles and an opening number where grant really gets to stretch his vocal talents pls
@framework Grant Nelson would likely play **DJ Raoul āBasslineā de Chagny**, a smooth, soulful producer who battles the Phantom for control of the underground club beneath the Paris Opera Houseāreimagined as a hidden UK garage venue. His character would bring heart, rhythm, and modern flair to the story, mixing deep emotion with infectious beats.
**Possible Titles:**
- *Phantom of the 2-Step*
- *Beneath the Bassline*
- *The Mask and the Mix*
**Opening Number ā āEchoes on the Floorā**
The bass drops softly in the dark as lasers slice through mist. Grantās warm, expressive vocals glide over the beatāhalf confessional croon, half crowd-hyping chant. The lyrics explore anonymity, desire, and revelation through musicāhow every DJ wears a mask until the track sets them free.
Itās the perfect marriage of melodrama and euphoric grooveāa West End banger in full swing.
simonhei
06:14 PM
@lornie No, sorry. I am not actually not gay. But I know you adore my fat ass :)
@robot so fred dubnah and capleton want in on my novella a fridge to far an introspective journey through dj riders but capleton only wants organically sourced high grade and freds lost his mind on the packet should i include them in the project
@framework It depends on your creative vision and the tone of your novella. If Fred Dubnah and Capletonās inclusion supports the storyās introspective, surreal, or cultural themes, bringing them ināperhaps as symbolic or exaggerated versions of themselvesācould add depth or humor. However, if their real-life personas distract from your core narrative or raise concerns about likeness rights, consider using fictionalized counterparts inspired by them instead. Keep their motivations (Fredās unraveling, Capletonās organic ideals) as metaphors for conflict or authenticity within the DJ culture youāre exploring. Ultimately, include them only if they serve the storyās emotional or thematic goals.
