I'm glad you all like the term. Feel free to use it elsewhere in the forums.
The other term I love is "vocal masturbation." I guess that leads to "eargasms," doesn't it?
See, now wouldn't that mean you're singing to yourself?
I do love the term eargasm, though. I'll definitely make use of that one..
I guess it would. Haha. Shows that we consider "vocal masturbation" shows are Les Mis, RENT, Wicked, Dreamgirls and now Brooklyn. In fact, that could be Brooklyn's new slogan... Brooklyn: vocal masturbation. I like it.
"In fact, that could be Brooklyn's new slogan... Brooklyn: vocal masturbation. I like it."
And that's your new philosophy?
-Anything Coleen Sexton sings in J&H
-"In Whatever Time We Have", "Lost In The Wilderness", and "Stranger To The Rain" from Children of Eden
-George Hearn in Sweeney...AMAZING! yet quite creepy
My last eargasm was hearing Gerard Butler sing, "you wil curse . . " in the "All I Ask of You" reprise.
I LOVE that part
He sounds like a rock star at that point more than ever and I love every second of it.
he does not sound like a rock star.....MICK JAGGER sounds like a ROCK STAR.
gerard butler merely sounds constipated.
I'm having an eargasm right now with Dammit Janet from Rocky Horror. LOVE THIS SONG!
Lots of stuff from Les Mis gives me an eargasms. Mmmmmmm eargasms. Actually a lot of stuff from Kristin Chenoweth's solo album gives me eargasms too. And obvi anything Miss Judy Garland sings.
Karmine Alers singing.
And *gasp* 'No Good Deed' from the OBC recording of Wicked.
anything with Kristin Chenoweth or Julie Andrews
or Bernadette Peters
or Sutton Foster
I get one every time Michael Ball opens his mouth... *sigh* love that man's voice!
oh, there are others too, but he is my fav by far, and the one that gives me "eargasms" all the time!!!
Chorus Member Joined: 12/19/04
There are definately a few really great ones:
Linda Eder:
- Someone Like You
- Unusual Way
- I Am What I Am
- Bells of St. Paul
Idina Menzel- Usually so much of her Wicked performances are
astounding. Also some recordings of her
doing "Imagine" and "Lean On Me" w/ the Rent Cast
Eden Espinosa- Brooklyn... period. "Defying Gravity" as well
Shoshana Bean- "As Long As Your Mine" and "Defying Gravity"
Simone- Her "Out Tonight" from Rent always stands out for me
Emily Rossum and Gerald Butler- "Phantom of the Opera", best
song on the soundtrack.
Heather Headley- AIDA!!!! SHADOWLAND!!!
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/20/04
I had one driving homw from class this morning lol. Bernadette singing Rose's Turn. I guess I never really listened to the song, and it was amazing!
Definitely last night at the Kitchen Sink, during Natalie Joy Johnson, Jenna Leigh Green, and Sara Schmidt performing "At the Ballet." Especially towards the end, when Sara got to her high belty parts. She's spectacular, and apparently Eden's new understudy in Brooklyn. Would suffer through the show if I knew ahead of time that she'd be on.
Pretty much everything that Anthony Warlow sings in Les Miserables.
Ellen Greene singing "Suddenly, Seymour" from Little Shop of Horrors.
Idina Menzel singing "Take Me or Leave Me" from Rent (the bootlegs, not the cast recording, which does that song NO justice for either of the two ladies singing it...). Also, her stuff from Wicked is pretty eargasmic when she isn't hyperventilating.
Frenchie Davis singing "Seasons of Love" from Rent.
Tommy Korberg singing "Anthem" from Chess.
Eden Espinosa and Ramona Keller singing anything in Brooklyn.
Michael Ball's last note in "Love Changes Everything" from Aspects of Love.
^^ Heather Headley! How could I have forgotten her. Her entire AIDA performance is one, giant eargasm.
"You know the meek are gonna get what's coming to 'em BY AND BY!"
"There are bridges you crossed you didn't know you crossed until you've CROSSED!"
I adore big belted lines!
I never got to see "Aida" and I was sad about that. However, I heard many great things about Heather Headly. I know she won the Tony, the whole nine yards. Then, I watched her perform some songs from her debut album on some AOL thing, and I was totally unimpressed. She sang off key several times, and was just quite blah. Please, someone tell me this was an off night, or is all the hype just...hype?!
-Vincent
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