#51
Posted: 6/27/04 at 3:51pm
Updated On: 7/9/04 at 03:51 PM
Best Musical Theatre Song of All-Time (Pick ONLY One) — Page 3
#52
Posted: 6/27/04 at 4:29pm
This is soooo hard. Ok, add my vote to "One day More" from Les Mis.
But, "Can't Stop the Beat" is also brilliant. "And I am telling you I'm not going" is unique and maybe I'll get bashed for this, but I believe that " The Phantom of the Opera" is a magnificent song !!!! Ok, I'll stop now because I am rambling.
Take care
But, "Can't Stop the Beat" is also brilliant. "And I am telling you I'm not going" is unique and maybe I'll get bashed for this, but I believe that " The Phantom of the Opera" is a magnificent song !!!! Ok, I'll stop now because I am rambling.
Take care
#53
Posted: 6/27/04 at 5:09pm
"Ladies Who Lunch" from Company. Not sure why, but this song is one of my all time favorites.
#54
Posted: 6/27/04 at 5:15pm
Well, that indeed is a hard question... I love so many songs but the one that really gets my adrenaline going and makes me want to get up and dance is "You Can't Stop The Beat' from 'Hairspray.' Every time I go see the show I come out with a good feeling after hearing that song. There are dozens of other songs I really love though. -Penny
"I'm a pretty girl, mama." -Penny Lou Pingleton, Hairspray
"You like football, Ed?" "Yeah..." "Good. Me too." -Chad & 'Ed', All Shook Up
"You like football, Ed?" "Yeah..." "Good. Me too." -Chad & 'Ed', All Shook Up
#55
Posted: 6/27/04 at 5:19pm
On Your Toes from On Your Toes. It's just so...peppy!
#56
Posted: 6/27/04 at 6:15pm
"Someone In a Tree" from PACIFIC OVERTURES
THEATRE 2020: CURTAINS**** LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE GIRLS***** WICKED***** KEITH RAMSAY TAKING NOTES WITH EDWARD SECKERSON***** KAYLEIGH MCKNIGHT CONCERT***** RAGS***** ON MCQUILLAN'S HILL** DEAR EVAN HANSEN***** THE JURY***
#57
Posted: 6/27/04 at 6:52pm
Forget About the Boy, because it's so true.
#58
Posted: 6/27/04 at 7:12pm
"Holding to the Ground" from Falsettos is definitely my favorite song of all time.
Holding to the ground
As the ground keeps shifting...
Trying to keep sane
As the rules keep changing...
Keeping up my head as my heart falls out of sight...
Everything will be alright...
Holding to the ground
As the ground keeps shifting...
Trying to keep sane
As the rules keep changing...
Keeping up my head as my heart falls out of sight...
Everything will be alright...
#59
Posted: 6/27/04 at 7:29pm
Is this possible? I have a favorite or two from every show, but no all time greatest broadway song.... This is impossible! "Suddenly Seymour" is ONE of the greatest!
#60
Posted: 6/27/04 at 9:59pm
Stupid Things I Won't Do from Infinite Joy.
"It means that the other guys didn't win!"
--Jeff Marx on what winning a Tony would mean to him
#61
Posted: 6/27/04 at 10:37pm
On My Own, for sure.
#62
Posted: 6/28/04 at 1:46am
Try some Priest
Cabaret
Cabaret
'The Devil be hitting me!'--Whitney Houston
#63
Posted: 6/28/04 at 4:50am
It changes from moment to moment... but I'm in love with Everything's Coming Up Roses from Gypsy.
Seven and a half cents doesn't buy a hell of a lot!
#64
Posted: 6/28/04 at 9:21am
Wow! This is difficult. I would have to say Empty Chair at Empty Tables from Les Miz.
#65
Posted: 6/28/04 at 2:05pm
Defying Gravity definitley...i get chills whenever i hear it..it rox!
*Kristen*
#66
Posted: 6/28/04 at 3:36pm
ohhh this is tough! I have to go with "Music of the Night" =-D
"Life will be frozen peaches and cream.
Baby, dream Your Dream" ~ SC
#67
Posted: 6/28/04 at 4:30pm
Songof theShoebox--
"What I Did For Love" has nothing to do with the show? Have you seen the show? At the end of the show, after Paul re-injures his knee which may result in the end of his career, Zack asks the cast, "What would you do if you couldn't dance anymore?" All the dancers have different responses, but Diana talks about wanting to dance for the love of it, whether she ever becomes a star or not. Just being able to dance in a Broadway show was all she ever dreamed of and if her career was suddenly over she'd look back on her time as a dancer with fondness, not regret. That's when she begins to sing the song. If she could never dance again, she "won't forget, can't regret what [she] did for love." Nothing to do with the show????? Or did you only see that travesty of a movie? DON'T base any opinion of "A Chorus Line" on that fraudulent piece of celluloid that is terrible representation of a brilliant show.
"What I Did For Love" has nothing to do with the show? Have you seen the show? At the end of the show, after Paul re-injures his knee which may result in the end of his career, Zack asks the cast, "What would you do if you couldn't dance anymore?" All the dancers have different responses, but Diana talks about wanting to dance for the love of it, whether she ever becomes a star or not. Just being able to dance in a Broadway show was all she ever dreamed of and if her career was suddenly over she'd look back on her time as a dancer with fondness, not regret. That's when she begins to sing the song. If she could never dance again, she "won't forget, can't regret what [she] did for love." Nothing to do with the show????? Or did you only see that travesty of a movie? DON'T base any opinion of "A Chorus Line" on that fraudulent piece of celluloid that is terrible representation of a brilliant show.
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Updated On: 6/28/04 at 04:30 PM
#68
Posted: 6/28/04 at 8:31pm
Being Alive
Rose's Turn
Moments in the Woods
No One Is Alone
The Act Two Finale from Into the Woods
Rose's Turn
Moments in the Woods
No One Is Alone
The Act Two Finale from Into the Woods
#69
Posted: 6/30/04 at 1:07pm
Thank god some one finally mentioned it!!! Rose's Turn in my opinion is the BEST broadway show song of all times. I love it! Besides that No one is alone and being alive.
Happy...Everything!
Kaye Thompson
#70
Posted: 6/30/04 at 7:48pm
Some excellent choices....lots of "Les Miz"...though the show is the most emotionally moving musical for me in total, a single "best of all time" song from it is hard to hang my hat on....Sooooooooooooooooooo I pick "One" from "A Chorus Line", because of A. the significance of the show....It begat "Fame","Stepping Out" and a host of other "backstage dramas" that glorified the performer..and beyond that influenced performing arts magnet schools that grew in the 80's and 90's. B. It's meaning to anyone anywhere who has auditioned for any show at any level....and most importantly C. I never get tired of listening to this very catchy and melodic number...Therefore class "One" succeeds in emotional appeal, symbollic appeal, intellectual appeal and aesthetic appeal. .....Dismissed.
#71
Posted: 6/30/04 at 10:37pm
I didn't read through the 3 pages of posts, so I don't know if someone else mentioned this. "Lullaby of Broadway" from 42nd Street because it sings about the best thing -- Broadway!
"We like to snark around here. Sometimes we actually talk about theater...but we try not to let that get in our way." - dramamama611
#72
Posted: 7/1/04 at 1:52pm
To Dream the Impossible Dream, when sung well, has the power to melt your spinal cord.
#73
Posted: 7/1/04 at 2:03pm
I must pick two:
Being Alive from Company
The Impossible Dream from Man of La Mancha
Being Alive from Company
The Impossible Dream from Man of La Mancha
#74
Posted: 7/1/04 at 6:15pm
"Sunday" from Sunday in the Park with George
Haunting, endearing, paints the perfect picture (pun semi-intended)
Haunting, endearing, paints the perfect picture (pun semi-intended)
#75
Posted: 7/1/04 at 6:28pm
Gary Indiana
Its Aberqurque NM for me. Speaking Spanish. Be Back September 06.
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