Who recorded this ???

leaving out Josh Young hurts me...

Uh….i think the David Burt one has been recorded and slowed down. That’s not how he sounded.

If anyone here is on the fence about why Philip Quasts's 10th Anniversary concert performance is the best, watch the Behind the Red Curtain interview he did, in which he explains every manner of how he developed Javert's charachter through Stars - and that shou9ld tip you right over into getting it. Nobody has every matched that pure perfection (tho some have come close - Norm Lewis gave a great performance, but that's still a distant second.

They all good in their own way but I have 2 say Donny is my fave just behind Lee mead

Anthony Warlow - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ6bkoaBgtSNpck

Well, I have heard them all and they are all good. But may I say for best tonal quality and in my opinion the best version of this song, Listen to Daylon of "Lifein3D" sing this with his brother and sister. My previous choice for this song has changed and I believe the "Life in 3D" version has to be considered anoung the best.

Donny Osmond

Carl Anderson listen to the cry and growl he has in the last segments of the song, however Tyrone Huntley would come a good close second, its that pain in the voice when they sing How put down and forgotten we are.

Best version for me is Josh Kaufman and Ben Platt 👍

Ron H- no one else came close

It's Tim Minchin for me, though I admit I'm biased. I live in Tampa but this September my daughter and I flew up to Times Square to see 2 sold out shows of An Unfunny Evening With Tim Minchin and his Piano. You should check out Tim as Atticus Finch in season 6 Californication or Tim's 2010 Royal Albert Hall Comedy show backed by the 60 piece Heritage Orchestra or Tony Award winning Broadway Musical (also on Netflix) Matilda, lyrics and music by Tim Minchin, or the Australian TV show Upright, written directed starring Tim Minchin and Milly Alcock (House of Dragons, Supergirl 2024), or this year, Tim was commissioned to make the Sydney Opera House's 50th Anniversary video, or Tim's return to touring. 2017 Back! concert or...

Donny, all the way, hands down!

How does one leave Jan Werner off this list?

Julian Ovenden for me is best, second Ramin Karimloo and third Hadley Fraser.

Nobody IS like the original Michael crawford. Genius.

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Philip quast IS the BEST

Drew… no, just no…

1. Tommy Körberg 2. Josh Groban Those are my favorites, but all of these men did it well.

3:13 Russell Crowe makes the film un-rewatchable. 🤮

Tim Minchin and Carl Anderson were my favorites 😍

OUch! Once you've heard the beautiful, soft, straightforward and yet powerful, dare I say perfect rendition by Matthew James Thomas, some of those are simply a PAIN to listen to...

Philip Quast’s voice without a doubt beats all of them hands down

Corey Glover. Saw him live in 2006 with Ted Nealey in SF. It was a spiritual experience abd Im not religious at all

Philip quast all day long,, superb

Tommy will always stand out. My second is Stog Rossen. He should be included on the list.

John Rubenstein until kyle Dean Massey.

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Ramin Karimloo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Brian Crum is interesting. His riffs are well done and he has a great execution. His tone is cold and almost unwelcoming in a way. It's weird. Love him but something is off.

Was not expecting my socks to be blown off right from the get go! I love ABF already, but was not expecting that! I do agree though that this video shows well how often, less, can mean more. The simplicity in the original casts rendition or the intentionality of Gavin Creel is much more moving for me.

Donny osmond his version is absolutely fantastic

Phillip Quast absolutely is the number one but big shout out to my guy Jason Mamford.. who knew ? Stunning vocal 👌

Zubin for me easy

Donny by a mile

Thomas did a good job too tho !!!!!!

Ian Gillan

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I saw Joseph at least six times in Chicago. Donny was and is still the best. It was the nineties. There were many Music stores then. It seemed all of them were selling both the Donny Osmond "Joseph" CD, as well as the Joseph CD of the Broadway production. Whenever my daughter and I spied a Music Store, we would look for those CD's and make sure the Donny Osmond CD was in the front. We put the Broadway version behind them---often backwards and upside down. We were sure we were doing a service to the customers.

Michael Crawford. He not only sang beautifully, he performed, acted wonderfully, he wasn't worried about "showing up" his voice, he adjusted it perfectly for the caracter drama. He was not just a great singer, he was also a magnificent actor.

Quast is Javert. End of story.

Quest number 1 with Lewis a close second. No one else comes close

All of them! They all bring something distinct to the role of Judas Iscariot, and they each sound concerned and distressed, as they should. My favorite is Carl Anderson though.

All of them sounded great! But if I had to pick one? Gareth Gates is my favorite for his sweet voice, and Donny Osmond is my sentimental favorite.

Jon Robyns for the win

4:17 where did u get the audio for Lee from?

Philip Quast is my favourite here, but to me the best Javert will always be Stewart Clarke. However, for some reason he has not been included in this list.

I just discovered that this video has the distinction of being the 5,000th video I have "liked" on KZbin! As for the clips themselves, Colm Wilkinson is the clear standout to me. His Phantom is clearly past the point of no return by now...

Keith Jack, Donny Osmond & Gareth Gates are the best.