The booklet contains a tiny B&W picture of each performer and of Martin Yates, with a rather good biography for each, and a big color picture of the concert.

What impressed me in this recording is Simon Bowman's rendition of Jesus Christ Superstar Gethsemane. Of the two other versions I had already heard (the original soundtrack and Jay's album), this song never seemed so powerful. Here it is. So much that I've listened at it tens of times and that I still do regularly. I hope one day I'm able to sing as Simon, and at least express so much feelings in just one song, like he does there.

About the other songs, they are rather well performed. Of course, Hey Mr. Producer!'s Send In The Clowns has a quality that cannot be beaten, and Beauty And The Beast's If I can't Love Her from the Original Broadway Cast has also something which makes it difficult to compete with. The same for Anthem, the original recording is much wilder than this one, which is sweeter and more loving. But that's a matter taste, because this one is also nice here. As a conclusion, I nearly prefer all original renditions of the songs presented here, with the exception of Gethsemane, but they are all good alternatives to the originals.