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Welcome to an all-new addition to Musical Hell, exploring the diverse world of musical source material!  For the premiere episode, we're checking out the book that made Lin-Manuel Miranda say "You know who would be a good rap hero? The author of the Federalist Papers."


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At the Source: Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow

Welcome to an all-new addition to Musical Hell, exploring the diverse world of musical source material! For the premiere episode, we're checking out the book that made Lin-Manuel Miranda say "You know who would be a good rap hero? The author of the Federalist Papers." Thanks to T and M Comics for their Patreon contribution! https://www.patreon.com/tandmcomics http://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/origin-of-the-wolves/list?title_no=16174 Be sure to check out my awesome title card artist, Miriam Gronli! http://www.miriamrosenbaumgronli.com/ http://fwlwdraws.tumblr.com/ Visit Musical Hell at: http://MusicalHell.com Support me on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/user?u=235731 Follow me! @MusicalHell musicalhell.tumblr.com facebook.com/divasmusicalhell For more reviews, commentary, and general awesomeness of every kind, visit: thebrokeninfitie.com rtgomer.com

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Irish Bulletin

Great stuff, looking forward to more episodes. Chicago (based on the 1926 play), or My Fair Lady/Pygmalion?

Musical Hell

Pygmalion would definitely be a good one, especially with the ship wars involved! (Suffice it to say Shaw did not stan Eliza/Higgins, like, at all.)

John Vinals

Ragtime could be a fun episode of this show because of how the book is itself kind of an adaptation of a real historical incident that occurred in Prussia and Saxony in 1540, an incident which was also adapted into a novel called "Michael Kohlhaas" by Heinrich com Kleist in 1810.