Mark Allen Webber, better known as Mark Webber, is an American film actor turned screenwriter and director. Come on, take your new instant pot for a test run with our amazing recipes! You’re about to start on a new food journey with your pressure cooker and we could not be more excited about all the new foods and flavors you’ll be conjuring in the coming months. Magic! Instant pot recipes for beginners If you’ve just bought yourself an instant pot and you’re not sure what to do with it yet, here are some handy, easy recipes for you to start off with. The instant pot allows us to combine our ingredients in one pot, press a button and walk away only to come back hours later when the meal is ready. Gone are the days of managing a myriad of pots on the stove, constantly watching the clock to orchestrate different cooking times to hopefully produce a majestic stew or delicious soup after hours of tedious slaving in the kitchen. Instant Pot Instant Pot Recipes The instant pot, or pressure cooker, heralded a new age of cooking.Then, the 2013 orchestrations updated the race music (kickass arrangements… but…) and the concept of the different melodies commenting on the action was totally abandoned, and the “No Comeback” melody became the only melody used for the races. And it was woven into the show as representing Electra’s power and control (and loss thereof!) So it featured in the race music to represent Electra, or one of his Components, taking the focus in the race action, and it featured in “Laughing Stock”, the scene after Rusty agrees to take Poppa’s place, at the end of Act 1 - Electra sings “Clear my track, what’s all this rubbish? this Rusty junk must go, clear my track!” So, intrinsically Electra’s song (and also easier to orchestrate, as it isn’t in 7/4 like AC/DC!)īut then “No Comeback” was cut for the Broadway show, with the echoes left in place (very common in this show)… So unless you listen to the 1984 recording, that melody just turns up in the races, or when talking about racing. And he threw the biggest Superstar Tantrum over it - that melody. Were you to stage that transformation, however, black is not the way to go as we saw with the Broadway quick change costume! a steel grey, pearlescent look with bright chrome would make for a magical looking “Rusty-no-more” look!Īre you asking about the melody, or the lyrics? The tune is “No Comeback”, which is probably one of my top 3 songs in the show - Electra originally didn’t crash with Greaseball and CB, he just - LOST. Rusty as the Starlight Express is unrecognisable as most people only see his rust - all gone now, he’s a nippy, powerful little engine - but essentially the best version of Rusty. Poppa as the Starlight Express looks a lot like an old fashioned, magnificent mainline steamer. Their normal appearance becomes transformed, enhanced - darker areas are darker, shiny features are shinier. When someone takes on the power of the Starlight Express those lights land on them and melt over their shape. In terms of appearance, I see the power of the Starlight Express to be pretty much the original logo - a net of stars, points of light, that connect into the form of an engine. I’m mostly working off Rusty’s “I Am the Starlight!” in a fairly literal sense… So the Engine pulling that service could change up over time. I guess in train terms, the “Starlight Express” is a route? a scheduled service in the most mystical sense? the Midnight train. But it’s a power that has its own identity and boundaries, there could only be one Starlight Express at a time. I think the Starlight Express is more… a role, rather than an Entity? Like a superhero maybe, different people have taken on the mantle, the power. I’ll be shoving these visual refs (yes even the Las Vegas one I apologise) under the polls for people to look at and will be shoving my own research under whatever topics I have relevant information for X)
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