The Necromerchant's Debt: the ten-minute opera by Darren Smith and Terrance Zdunich that eventually morphed into our beloved Repo! The Genetic Opera.
Who's actually heard it and what did you think?
It's available to buy on CD Baby but unfortunately, they're out of stock. sweatdrop However you can enter your e-mail address to be alerted when they do get some in, if you really want it.
All three songs from The Necromerchant's Debt (Anno Domini, Genetic Repo Man, and Daybreak in the Graveyard) were played on KrisB's radio show if you want to hear them. They're interspersed throughout the show, along with some other really interesting demos and old stage show versions. (This includes a demo of Terrance singing Thankless Job, and the song Don't Poop In My Pool! Definitely worth a listen. Plus CJ was very informative and entertaining to listen to.)
Now, onto my own opinion: I actually like Anno Domini better than 21st Century Cure. This version of Genetic Repo Man I like better than the movie one as far as music goes (although lyrically I think the movie one is better), and Daybreak in the Graveyard is just awesome.
If I had to choose, I'd much rather get to see a recorded version of The Necromerchant's Debt than the 10-minute Repo! movie.
Repo! The Genetic Opera Guild
Repo! The Genetic Opera Guild is a place to discuss Darren Lynn Bousman's film "Repo! The Genetic Opera"
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