In order:
10. If/Then
The score was the best part of it. A touch bland, but well put together and melodic.
9. Spamalot
Fun and classic Broadway. I love The Song That Goes Like This
8. Hairspray
See above. You Can't Stop The Beat brightens my day.
7. Wicked
If the whole score were as strong as the mini overture, it would be #2 on my list, but the whole score is pretty fun, with great torch songs and a very touching finale.
6. Next to Normal
Searching, searing, and soaring. It's also not particularly distinguished and the show plays better in the theatre than on disc.
5. A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder
A fun pastiche of Gilbert and Sullivan. Though it never reaches the brilliance of those it tries to imitate, the result is a collection of delightful music hall songs.
4. The Wild Party
A lot of it is grating on the ears, but the score is rip-roaring and crazy (and crazy fun). People Like Us is beautiful.
3. The Scottsboro Boys
Though nowhere near as consistent as Kander and Ebb's other scores, it has many stand out songs, including the opening and closing. Go Back Home is a great song as well.
2. A Year With Frog and Toad
This may seem a bit odd, but I really love this score. Smooth jazz without an ounce of cynicism, it's great to listen to with a cup of coffee. Give it a try if you haven't heard it yet.
1. The Visit
More of a cohesive score than a collection of songs, it's really quite a feat. Though dense, it's so so good.