LAZARUS (ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING) 3/5/2002 is no small consolation for

is no small consolation for being unable to obtain all of the group's albums

with Cobain long gone and grunge a distant memory

the movie's soundtrack is laced with post-hippie classics like the Rolling Stones' pulsating "Can't You Hear Me KNocking" and the Marshall Tucker Band's southern-rock love song "Can't You See

and they're actually quite good at it when they choose that direction

dropping passing allusions to Guns N' Roses and Third Eye Blind

LAZARUS (ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING) 3/5/2002 is no small consolation forOne of the final works of pop icon David Bowie prior to his passing in 2016, Lazarus is an off Broadway musical production inspired by author Walter Tevis' 1963 sci fi novel, The Man Who Fell to Earth. Having famously starred as the book's alien protagonist, Thomas Newman, in director Nicolas Roeg's 1977 film version, Bowie revisited the material, imagining a sequel to the book. Here, we find Newman (played by Dexter actor Michael C. Hall) still on