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fettuccine-andsunflowers · 6 years ago

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my masterlist [as of 04.14.19]

i apologise in advance if, for whatever reason, i do not know the actual dates or times of each show. if you do happen to know them, feel free to hmu, it’d be super appreciated!!

i’ve also lost access to the rest of my collection unfortunately, so these are what i have right now. feel free to hmu if you’d like to trade!! i suppose i’m pretty generous, so if you have a little collection i’m willing to gift some things if you ask nicely :^)

v: video, a: audio, bw: broadway, obw: off-broadway, obc: original broadway cast, occ: [original] chicago cast, olc: [original] london cast, oobc: [original] off-broadway cast, **: uncertain, et cetera

A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder v: bw, ???, full show v: bw, ???, act one

Amelie v: obc, ???, full show

An American in Paris v: bw, MAR 15 2015, full show

Bandstand a: bw, APR 01 2017, full show

Be More Chill v: obw**, ???, part one a: play, ???, full show

Bonnie & Clyde v: obc, NOV 9 2011, full show v: obc, 2011, full show

Bright Star v: obc, 2016, full show

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory a: obc/bw, ???, full show v: obc/bw, ???, full show

Come From Away a: panel, MAR 5 2017 v: bw, ???, act 1**

Dear Evan Hansen v: bw, NOV 2016, full show v: bw, 2016, full show

Falsettos Revival a: bw, JAN 8 2017, full audio a: bw, OCT 1 2016, full audio // today4utomorrow4netflix’s master a: bw, ???, full show v: bw, 2016, full show**

Full Home a: bw, SEP 10 2016, full audio

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes v: bw**, MAY 12 2012, full show

Ghost the Musical v: bw, ???, full show

Hamilton v: obc, most likely 2016/17, full show // y’know, that one ham boot that everyone has a: bw, MAR 13 2016, full audio a: bw, JAN 9 2016, evening, full audio // jon rua as hamilton a: occ/cc, OCT 12 2016, evening, full audio // youvenothingtofear’s master a: occ/cc, OCT 5 2016, matinee, full audio // youvenothingtofear’s master a: olc/lc, DEC 8 2017**, full audio a: bw, DEC 20 2015, my shot, jon rua as hamilton v: occ/cc, ???, helpless, ari afsar as eliza

Heathers v: concert reading at joe’s pub, SEP 14 2010, full show v: oobc, ???, act one v: oobc: ???, candy store v: off-bw, 2017, full show // dan domenech [sp?]

Hedwig and the Angry Inch v: obc, 2014**, full show // neil patrick harris v: bw, ???, full show // anthony rapp

How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying a: bw**, MAR 5 2011, full audio

In The Heights v: obc, FEB 14 2008, full show a: obc**, OCT 26 2008, matinee, full audio // karen olivo’s last show

Jersey Boys a: melbourne cast, APR 13 2019, matinee, edit: cuts off just after ‘working my way back to you’ // NFT UNTIL JUN 01 2019, my master v: toronto, 2008, full show // andrew rannells as gaudio v: paris, ???, full show v: bw**, ???, full show

Kinky Boots v: obc, ???, full show

Les Miserables v: lc**, ???, full show // killian donnelly as enjolras v: us tour, FEB 7 2000, act two v: les mis concert, full

Mean Girls v: obc, 2017/18**, full show

Miss Saigon v: bw, JAN 28 2001, full show v: bw, 2008, act one**

Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 v: obc**, 2016/2017**, full show a: bw, SEP 3 2017, full audio a: bw, JUN 27 2017, full audio

Newsies v: obc, MAR 2012, full show v: obc, ???, full show a: boston tour, JUN 30 2015, full audio

Rent v: live on bw, SEP 24 2008**, full show

She Loves Me v: ???, ???, full show

Something Rotten v: bw, ???, full show

Spring Awakening a: deaf west, JUN 6 2015, matinee, full audio v: obc, ???, full show

The Book of Mormon v: obc, MAR 1 2011, full show v: us tour, ???, full show

The Lightning Thief v: ???, ???, full show probably // .vob files edit, i believe that it cuts off at some point, but i’m not 100% sure

The Lion King a: bw, JUN 8 2013, matinee, full audio // broadwayunderground’s master, will gift on request

The Spongebob Musical a: bw, SEP 16 2018, full audio // closing performance a: bw, ???, full audio v: obc**, ???, full show v: obc**, ???, full show

Waitress a: bw/obc**, MAR 26 2017, full audio // jessie mueller’s last show a: bw**, ???, full audio v: bw/obc**, ???, full show // jessie

Wicked v: bw**, JAN 8 2006**, full show // shoshana bean’s last v: bw**, ???, full show // julia murney v: bw**, ???, full show // donna vivino a: lc** tour, ???, full audio // jodie steele, elizabeth futter v: st. louis, ???, full show // .vob files

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badarchitecturesucks · 6 years ago

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nova-fanart-dump · 5 years ago

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SCIENCE LECTURE

In my fic here, Sherlock has a little brainstorming session while drugged out of his mind, and this sheet of notes below is the result of it. I decided to write out a little explanation as to what all the individual parts of it mean. The explanation will be in the format of ITEM - TRANSLATION - BREAKDOWN. The item will be the selection of the notes that the section will be explaining, copied roughly verbatim for the reader's convenience. The translation, if needed, will be translating Sherlock's (my) shorthand into standard notation. The breakdown, then, will be the explanation.

Disclaimer: I was a medical student, before I had to withdraw due to hand injury, and my area of study in undergraduate was neuroscience and neuropsychology (and music performance, but that's not relevant here). I do try and explain everything in layman's terms, but 1) it will get a little technical in parts, fair warning, and 2) I'm still learning on how best to explain concepts to other. I try my best, people!

ITEM 1: THE LIST

1) Narcotics- hallucin? (Translation: Hallucinogen)

2) Sleep dep. Halluc (Translation: Sleep deprivation Hallucination)

3) Mycroft- test?

4) Lights show

5. GMO (Translation: Genetically Modified Organism)

6) Moriarty???

7) Acute psychosis xxx

Breakdown:

In the episode, Sherlock says that he had come up with seven possible reasons for how he, Henry, and John could have all seen the dog-that-could-not-exist, and that he'd settled upon narcotics as the most likely. I came up with a list of seven of my own reasons:

1) Narcotics- hallucinogen: self-explanatory, as explained by the actual episode.

2) Sleep deprivation hallucination: this episode takes place what appears to be several days into pretty severe nicotine withdrawal, for Sherlock. His sleep schedule seems to be disastrous as is, and the nicotine withdrawal would've made him even more wired, so there's a solid chance he hadn't slept for several days, which is long enough to for sleep deprivation-induced hallucinations. While the hypothesis itself is perfectly sound, Sherlock puts it at number 2 instead of 1 because A) Henry ALSO saw the dog, B) sleep deprivation induced hallucinations generally don't start out with a full-fledged monster dog screaming in your face. If this hypothesis had been correct, he should've been experiencing more subtle hallucinations all night long.

3) Mycroft- test?: As discussed in series four, Mycroft occasionally has been employing tests into Sherlock's mental stability for decades, focusing on what Sherlock believes to be a dog. Sherlock, being Sherlock, has likely noticed this. Mycroft knows Sherlock is hanging around Baskerville. Sherlock also knows Mycroft knows this. Under the influence of a paranoia-inducing narcotic, Sherlock very easily could suspect his nosy brother at being somehow responsible.

4) Lights show: Again, inspired by series 4, and how the illusion of a ghost is created in TAB with nothing more than a projector. The logistics of how this would actually work are hazy, which is why this is further down the list, and quickly discounted by Sherlock.

5) GMO: While GMOs are usually discussed in the context of resilient strains of plants, all it really means is genetically modified organism. I'm speaking as one educated in 2014+, not 2012 (the ep air date), but breeding an especially large dog, and genetically modifying it to have red eyes, would probably not be too difficult a feat, scientifically. It could even be glowing, if you spliced in that GFP gene that the scientist mentions! However, this possibility is unlikely, because it raises the very big question as to why the scientists would allow their experiment to roam wild and attack people, why the scientists would bother making it in the first place, why haven't others taken pictures, etc. This is why it's so low on the list.

6) Moriarty???: Similar premise as the Mycroft's inclusion.

7) Acute psychosis xxx: AKA, "I lost my mind". Very unlikely, because it doesn't explain why Henry shared his hallucination, has no explanation as to why or how, and he has no other symptoms suggestive of a psychotic break. Which is why Sherlock scratched it out, and marked it with three Xs.

ITEM 2: THE FEEDBACK LOOP

This refers to the diagram, sitting just to the right of the list.

Breakdown:

X -> SNS Act -> Occ. -> (SNS Act) | (Amyg up) (Temporal) (up up Amyg)

Translation:

Unknown Substance X -> Sympathetic Nervous System Activation -> Occipital Cortex

(Amygdala stimulation) (Temporal) (Further Amygdala stimulation)

Let's define some terms!

This little diagram is a positive feedback loop, drawn very messily and with multiple steps added in after the fact. In biology, a feedback loop is a circuit in which the output of a system feeds back around to affect the system's input, which indirectly affects the system's output again, and so on. A simple example of a positive feedback loop is as follows: Addition of Substance X to System yields output of Substance Y. Substance Y triggers the production of more of Substance X, which again yields the output of more of Substance Y, which again triggers more production of Substance X- and so on. (feedback loops in the body are far more complicated, and most will eventually trigger their own end, etc, but such discussion is beyond the purpose of this post).

Unknown Substance X = input of whatever Sherlock was drugged with

Sympathetic Nervous System = simplistically speaking, our autonomic nervous system has two parts that work together, the sympathetic nervous system, and the parasympathetic nervous system. PNS can be summed up as rest and digestion, while SNS can be summed up as fight or flight.

Occipital Cortex = simplistically speaking, the visual center in the brain. There are other areas involved, but this area is the key and center to visual perception.

Temporal = simplistically speaking, the auditory cortex in the brain.

Amygdala = simplistically speaking, the fear center of the brain.

(I am defining all these terms as their relation to this situation at hand, nothing more. The brain is not so simple as to allocate X Function to Y cortex.)

So, Sherlock theorizes that input of Drug X stimulates the SNS and/or the amygdala, which caused inappropriate occipital lobe stimulation leading to hallucinations, which increased Sherlock's fear response, which caused further SNS activation, and so on. He suggested temporal lobe as a possible step; however, at no point during the episode did the drug cause auditory hallucinations, which is why it's not including in the loop proper.

There are actually a few problems with his loop, because he drew it out on the fly, while high off his mind, and he's not a neuroscientist, but he's got the right idea. The inappropriate, uncontrollable stimulation of the amygdala is almost certainly what Drug X causes, and would result in fear, paranoia, and increased suggestibility, all stated symptoms of Drug X. Inappropriate amygdala stimulation leads to inappropriate SNS activation, which encourages hallucinations, but would not cause them directly. It's likely that the drug also caused overproduction of dopamine, which can cause hallucinations. (However, there is no guarantee the occipital cortex was involved).

Whatever the chemical cause of the hallucination, he "sees" the dog, freaks out more, amygdala continues to be stimulated, freaks out because he’s Sherlock and isn’t used to freaking out, and the cycle continues, which is what leads to Sherlock's panic attack/meltdown in the pub- short-term, we're able to handle those stress reactions, especially if they're rational reactions to a stimulus, but keep them going for hours at a time and the body will start to freak out.

ITEM THREE: SYMPTOMS LIST

3a. Tachycardia, (up)hidrosis, shaking, panic attack?, nausea, emesis

(up)hidrosis = hyperhidrosis

Breakdown: Very rapid heartrate, increased sweating, shaking, nausea, emesis = vomiting, panic attack? (Question mark because Sherlock is not convinced of the diagnosis. Even high off his mind, he's still got his pride- he's Sherlock Holmes! He does not Get panic attacks! >;0)

3b. NOT NICOTINE, WITHDRAWAL UPUPUP

Breakdown: as John says in the pub, Sherlock was pretttty wired before all of this. Sherlock notes down that these symptoms are not the result of the nicotine withdrawal, because he can still feel the now increased effects of the nicotine withdrawal going on alongside these new symptoms. Chemically speaking, Drug X probably wouldn’t have any /direct/ effect on nicotine withdrawal, but it very well might exacerbate it indirectly.

3c. OH NO EFFECT - NOT STIMULANT

Translation: Alcohol no effect - not stimulant

Alcohol, to our bodies, is a depressant. If you drink it with a straight stimulant, like caffeine, their effects will counteract each other; for example, if I want to drink but keep clear-headed, I'll have a soda with my glass of wine. (DISCLAIMER: this will not make it safe to drive, this will not prevent alcohol poisoning, this can be dangerous, and do not do it in anything but careful moderation). Sherlock, as seen in the show, gets a shot of alcohol, probably in a desperate bid to calm down. It also does not work at all, because he was not dosed with a stimulant, but a hallucinogenic. The hallucinations led to stimulant-esque effects, but with no stimulant to counteract, Sherlock would simply end up sloshed and panicking. Sherlock realizes that the alcohol is not having the desired affect, and, when he realizes he was drugged, concludes that it therefore can not have been with a simple stimulant.

ITEM FOUR: DIAGRAM B

Oral --> long-lasting VS inhale --> feedback loop

no IV/IM

BLOOD TEST NEC ASAP (check)

Breakdown:

While the identity/structure of the drug he was dosed with are important, the route/method of administration are also a huge factor of variability that affects the intensity and timeline of the symptoms. Sherlock mentions four different routes of administration, here: oral (PO), inhalation, IV, and IM (intramuscular). A drug taken orally will have slower and longer lasting effects than one that is inhaled: one that is inhaled will act almost immediately, as seen in the episode, and its effect will also wear off very quickly.

Sherlock theorizes he must have taken the drug either orally or inhaled it, because the only other options are being stuck with a needle at some point, which he is sure never occurred. (Really, there are a few other options, most notably transdermal, that is unlikely for other reasons). Because the drug affects him for so long, he assumes he must have taken it orally, but also allows inhalation a spot on the list, by noting it could have instigated a feedback loop, and continued affecting him even after it'd left his system. He also notes the need for an urgent blood test, in the case that there are still some traces left to analyze. Especially if the drug was inhaled, the blood needs to be drawn ASAP. (Without any information on the chemical structure of Drug X, though, I can’t make any sort of estimation on what results Sherlock’s own blood test would show, with the sample drawn ~8 hours after being dosed).

ITEM FIVE: TIMELINE

To the left of diagram B, eleven hash marks next to a supremely messy "hours". AKA, eleven hours of 'experimentation', after Sherlock realizes he was drugged.

(upside down-items):

ITEM SIX: FORMULA

C12H22O11

The chemical formula for a sugar, which, as Sherlock states in the episode, was his initial theory. This would suggest PO as method of administration, not inhalation, but Sherlock's also not thinking too straight, right now. Give him a break. (He's also probably got a ton more information on PO medications in his head than airborne compounds).

ITEM SEVEN: SHERLOCK'S THEORY

THC? -amyg overstim in subject

-no SNS activ

(scratched out, termed STUPID by Sherlock)

Translation:

THC? - amygdala overstimulation in subject

-no SNS activation

Breakdown (this is the most technical passage of the post, fair warning:)

The 'subject' in this case refers to Sherlock. THC, as you probably know, is is the primary hallucinogenic/psychoactive component of cannabis (marijuana). Also as you probably know, cannabis tends to reduce anxiety effects in most individuals, but in some, it results in a paradoxical panic reaction. We're not entirely sure why, but this panic reaction appears to be due to GABA paradoxical disinhibition. Essentially, in a standard patient, cannabis leads to mass increases in GABA, which is the calm-down chemical in the brain. However, in these select patients, cannabis' initial activation of GABA may lead to the brain telling the production of GABA itself to calm down, which lead to an overall decrease in GABA levels in the amygdala, which leads to a panic reaction. (Disclaimer: This is still a working theory in the scientific community, and all depends on an individual's makeup of receptors and neural circuits. This is by no means settled discussion, either the end result or its mechanism.)

Overall, irrelevant to THC and cannabis, patients with severe childhood trauma do tend to have amygdalas that are primed for overstimulation (possibly by the very process described in the paragraph above). Whether Sherlock deleted Eurus and Victor or not, those neurological affects aren't something he could just will away. This is not saying that if you have childhood trauma, you will have a negative reaction to cannabis- but it IS saying that Sherlock might be a candidate expected to have a negative reaction.

Now, given Sherlock's extensive drug history, I'm sure he tried cannabis, at some point. It is also, however, never once brought up in the series proper, which suggests he has absolutely no interest in trying it again- perhaps because he had a negative reaction the first time. The panic reaction and amygdala overstimulation would probably feel similar to how Drug X affected him, which is why, initially, Sherlock writes it down as a suggestion, and also notes that it would not directly cause SNS activation. (At this point, he is not sure if SNS activation is a direct symptom or not).

He then swiftly marks it out as a stupid theory, because he realizes that he has a very atypical reaction to THC, so the likelihood of Henry sharing his hallucination and panic is very low. More to the point, because his reaction is so atypical and unpredictable, it makes no sense that unknown criminals would drug them with it.

TO SUM UP:

Sherlock is a graduate chemist, not a medical doctor, neuroscientist, or neuropsychologist. He does seem to have a great degree of interest and expertise in pharmacology, and probably also has a lot of knowledge in different routes of administration, due to his own personal history and his interest in forensics. However, he has no need to know, for example, the exact neuro-chemical causes of hallucinations. Therefore, his sheet of data is intentionally a bit spotty and with questionable accuracy, at points. (He also gets a bit of a break, considering he was "off his tits", or whatever the fuck that means, at the time. Poor guy needs a rest and a blanket and a hug.)

And that sums up Ranowa's entirely unnecessary lecture on pharmacodynamics!

#Sherlock #science #ranowa sciences #since i had to withdraw from med school this is literally all my the use my STEM education is getting #enjoy enjoy enjoy

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africaindustrializationday · 10 years ago

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Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID): African Agro Industry for Food Security - High-level panel discussion.

High-level panel discussion on "Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID): African Agro Industry for Food Security" on the occasion of the Africa Industrialization Day 2014 (General Assembly resolution 44/237)

#Agro Industry #food security #panel discussion #Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID)#industrial development

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eyeofdestruction · 7 years ago

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figured i would do one of these since everyone else is.

I’ve been around for a few years now. Joined up as Homura Akemi (guns-of-time) way back in 2014. Experience here has kinda been a mixed bag, negatively lately which I’ve spoken about if you know where to find me. Met a few good people around here that I still talk to to this day. Which is more than I could ask for. Still weird to see it go since you know, this group has kinda always been around.

I’m hoping that the new group will help to revitalize what I found entertaining about this group in the first place. And possibly make me want to be a part of it as I’ve been standing with one foot out the door for the past year. That said, I do hope the new group does well, it would be great to see it succeed where citta failed in terms of story, worldbuilding, events, etc.

I’m unsure if I am going to go ahead and immediately join the new group. But I hope the best for all of you. In the meantime, I might put more work into my indie accounts. Maybe I’ll come to a conclusion once more details on it comes out. For anyone wondering who I even was since I think I’m pretty much a shadow at this point, I was Youmu Konpaku, Remilia Scarlet, Kaguya Houraisan, and previously Homura Akemi and Bondrewd. Don’t think I’m going to be posting my OCC contacts like others are but if you really want to contact me, simply ask and I’ll provide privately.

Best of luck to everyone’s future endeavor, in RP and in life.

#i am just a simple shitposter

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foxani666 · 3 years ago

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Krewella Get Wet Album 320kbps

Get WetStudio album by ReleasedSeptember 20, 2013(1)Recorded2011–2013Length51:53LabelColumbiaProducer

Rain Man

Cash Cash

Quicy Kwalae

Dallas K

Savoy

SmarterChild

Ethan Davis

KillaGraham

Krewella chronology

Play Harder (2012)Get Wet (2013)Ammunition (2016)

Singles from Get Wet

'Killin' It' Released: January 20, 2012

'Come & Get It' Released: November 21, 2012

'Alive' Released: February 5, 2013

'Live for the Night' Released: July 2, 2013

'Enjoy the Ride' Released: December 9, 2013

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2013 320 kbps File release of Get Wet on Discogs. Naruto shippuden online games. Label: Columbia - G36U. Format: 12x, File Album, MP3 320 kbps. Genre: Electronic, Pop. Style: Progressive House, Electro House, Drum n Bass, Dubstep. EDM duo from Chicago, Illinois., Type: Group, Founded: 2007 in Chicago, Area: United States.

Get Wet is the debut studio album by American electronic dance music band Krewella. It was released in the United States on September 24, 2013 by Columbia Records. This is their only album with former member, Kris Trindl, who later resigned from the group in 2014. It was preceded by the singles 'Killin' It', 'Come & Get It', 'Alive', 'Live for the Night' and 'Enjoy the Ride'.

Chart performance(edit)

Get Wet debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200, with 27,000 copies sold in its first week.(2) The album made its debut at number forty on the New Zealand Albums Chart.(3)

Track listing(edit)

All tracks written by Kristopher Trindl, Jahan Yousaf and Yasmine Yousaf except 10 which was co-written by Toby Gad.(4) Kms for office 2016. All tracks produced by Rain Man except 1, 8, 12, and where noted.

Standard editionNo.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length1.'Live for the Night' (with Cash Cash)

Jahan Yousaf

Yasmine Yousaf

Kristopher Trindl

Jean Paul Makhlouf

Alexander Luke Makhlouf

Samuel Frisch

Nicholas Ditri

Daniel BoseLovic

Cash Cash3:262.'We Go Down'

Rain Man

Quincy Kwalae (co.)

3:053.'Come & Get It'

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Trindl

Melissa Arzoomanian

Mike McGarity

Rain Man3:254.'Enjoy the Ride'

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Josh Alexander

Billy Steinberg

Trindl

Dallas K

3:315.'We Are One'

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Trindl

Rain Man4:366.'Dancing with the Devil' (featuring Patrick Stump and Travis Barker)

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Trindl

Patrick Stump

Gray Smith

Ben Ebertd

3:587.'Alive'

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Trindl

Nathan Lim

Jake Udell

Rain Man4:488.'Pass the Love Around'

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Trindl

Rick Markowitz

SmarterChild3:189.'Ring of Fire'

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Trindl

Graham A. Muron

Ethan Davis

Megan Kabir

A. Jeff Halavacs

4:2310.'Human'

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Gad

Trindl

Quincy Harrison

Stephan Swartz

3:1511.'Killin' It'

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Trindl

Udell

Lim

Rain Man3:2612.'This Is Not the End' (featuring Pegboard Nerds)

J. Yousaf

Y. Yousaf

Trindl

Alexander Odden

Michael Parsberg

3:53

iTunes bonus tracksNo.TitleProducer(s)Length13.'Lights and Thunder' (featuring Gareth Emery)Gareth Emery4:4214.'Enjoy the Ride' (Acoustic version)3:28

Krewella Discography

Charts(edit)

Weekly charts(edit)

Chart (2013)Peak positionAustralian Albums (ARIA)(5)45Canadian Albums (Billboard)(6)14Japanese Albums (Oricon)(7)55New Zealand Albums (RMNZ)(8)40UK Albums (OCC)(9)179US Billboard 200(10)8US Top Dance/Electronic Albums (Billboard)(11)1

Year-end charts(edit)

Chart (2013)PositionUS Top Dance/Electronic Albums (Billboard)(12)22Chart (2014)PositionUS Top Dance/Electronic Albums (Billboard)(13)25

Release history(edit)

Krewella Get Wet Album

RegionDateLabelFormat(s)Australia, GermanySeptember 20, 2013Sony Music EntertainmentCD, digital downloadUnited KingdomSeptember 23, 2013RCA RecordsUnited StatesSeptember 24, 2013Columbia RecordsJapanMarch 19, 2014Sony Music Entertainment Japan

References(edit)

^'iTunes - Music - Get Wet by Krewella'. iTunes. 2013-09-23.

^'Krewella Debuts top 10 on Billboard'. MSOPR. Retrieved July 2, 2017.

^'NZ Top 40 Albums Chart | The Official New Zealand Music Chart'. Nztop40.co.nz. 2013-09-30. Retrieved 2015-11-17.

^'Search : ASCAP'. Ascap.c-m. Archived from the original on 2013-03-06. Retrieved 2016-05-21.

^'Australiancharts.com – Krewella – Get Wet'. Hung Medien. Retrieved November 20, 2013.

^'Krewella Chart History (Canadian Albums)'. Billboard. Retrieved April 2, 2014.

^'Top of the Shops - アルバムの公式リストは、日本で数週間を販売しました' (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved April 5, 2014.

^'Charts.nz – Krewella – Get Wet'. Hung Medien. Retrieved November 20, 2013.

^Chart Log UK: 'CLUK Update 5.10.2013 (wk39)'. UK Albums Chart. Zobbel.de. Retrieved September 28, 2017.

^'Krewella Chart History (Billboard 200)'. Billboard. Retrieved September 28, 2017.

^'Krewella Chart History (Top Dance/Electronic Albums)'. Billboard. Retrieved September 28, 2017.

^'Top Dance/Electronic Albums – Year-End 2013'. Billboard. Retrieved June 12, 2020.

^'Top Dance/Electronic Albums – Year-End 2014'. Billboard. Retrieved June 12, 2020.

Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Get_Wet_(Krewella_album)&oldid=982110826'

Get WetStudio album by ReleasedSeptember 20, 2013(1)Recorded2011–2013Length51:53LabelColumbiaProducer

Rain Man

Cash Cash

Quicy Kwalae

Dallas K

Savoy

SmarterChild

Ethan Davis

KillaGraham

Krewella chronology

Play Harder (2012)Get Wet (2013)Ammunition (2016)

Singles from Get Wet

'Killin' It' Released: January 20, 2012

'Come & Get It' Released: November 21, 2012

'Alive' Released: February 5, 2013

'Live for the Night' Released: July 2, 2013

'Enjoy the Ride' Released: December 9, 2013

Chart performance(edit)

Get Wet debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200, with 27,000 copies sold in its first week.(2) The album made its debut at number forty on the New Zealand Albums Chart.(3)

Track listing(edit)

All tracks written by Kristopher Trindl, Jahan Yousaf and Yasmine Yousaf except 10 which was co-written by Toby Gad.(4) All tracks produced by Rain Man except 1, 8, 12, and where noted.

Krewella Songs