#51
Posted: 1/18/11 at 6:55am
Costco from N2N
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Favorite songs that didn't make the final cut? — Page 3
#52
Posted: 1/18/11 at 7:38am
I agree with those above that mentioned. "Feelin Electric." I saw this number on youtube and I love the song, the staging, the lights, I really wished it would have stayed in the show, and i think the show is nearly perfect as is.
I have to disagree with "Growing Up Unstable," it didn't do it for me. And "Costco," I did not care for at all.
I have to disagree with "Growing Up Unstable," it didn't do it for me. And "Costco," I did not care for at all.
#53
Posted: 1/18/11 at 7:55am
"Clandango" from ADDAMS FAMILY
"Tear It Up and Throw It Away" from AVENUE Q
"Pekes and the Pollicles" from CATS <--- It is on the video, but sometimes when I see the show it is not included, instead adding Growltiger, never understood the switching of numbers
"Class" from CHICAGO (film)
"Smile Girls" from GYPSY
"Love and War" from LEGALLY BLONDE
"Wastng Away" from LITTLE MERMAID
"Tattletales", "The One I Love" and "Out of Control" from 9 TO 5
"Tear It Up and Throw It Away" from AVENUE Q
"Pekes and the Pollicles" from CATS <--- It is on the video, but sometimes when I see the show it is not included, instead adding Growltiger, never understood the switching of numbers
"Class" from CHICAGO (film)
"Smile Girls" from GYPSY
"Love and War" from LEGALLY BLONDE
"Wastng Away" from LITTLE MERMAID
"Tattletales", "The One I Love" and "Out of Control" from 9 TO 5
#54
Posted: 1/18/11 at 7:58am
#55
Posted: 1/18/11 at 8:39am
I agree with all the Next to Normal songs, but the one I really miss is from the 2002 workshop called:
However this song was replaced by A Light in the Dark and I love that song so it's okay
Funny Love
However this song was replaced by A Light in the Dark and I love that song so it's okay
Funny Love
For those who thought NEXT TO NORMAL wouldn't have a life outside Broadway, well it's now playing in 4 cities, 9 different countries and has been translated into 6 languages.
#56
Posted: 1/18/11 at 9:44pm
"Valentines Day" from RENT.
I still wish the lyrics were changed a tad and it was still present in the show
Such a good song.
I still wish the lyrics were changed a tad and it was still present in the show
Such a good song.
#57
Posted: 1/18/11 at 10:19pm
Definitely Costco and Growing Up Unstable from Next to Normal.
A Comet On Its Way and The Clouds Will Drift Away from Spring Awakening.
Why do some of my favorite songs always get cut...
A Comet On Its Way and The Clouds Will Drift Away from Spring Awakening.
Why do some of my favorite songs always get cut...
#58
Posted: 1/19/11 at 7:41pm
growing up unstable from next to normal
a change in me from beauty and the beast
Valentines day from rent
a change in me from beauty and the beast
Valentines day from rent
#59
Posted: 1/19/11 at 9:25pm
Next To Normal:
Costco
Everything Everyone Ever Told You
Costco
Everything Everyone Ever Told You
#60
Posted: 1/19/11 at 10:32pm
"Body Beautiful Beale" from Grey Gardens--At least I have my Off-Broadway Cast Recording to savor the memory.
#61
Posted: 1/20/11 at 12:09am
I guess N2N is popular in this thread because it went through iterations after it hit the New York scene (and was popular on this board back then). From that I'd have to say the opening "Let There Be Light." Brian D'Arcy James's voice cutting through the intro/prologue/overture was one of my favorite moments in the show.
From Company, "Marry Me a Little" is also a favorite, though that was given its just moment in the revival.
From Company, "Marry Me a Little" is also a favorite, though that was given its just moment in the revival.
#62
Posted: 1/20/11 at 1:15am
Costco- Next To Normal
I could get used to this- Shrek (it has it's moments)
But Nice She Ain't- Gypsy
From Jekyll & Hyde:
-I need to know
-Bring on the Men
-Bitch, Bitch, Bitch
-Confrontation (the original version was a spectacular solo, the version that made it to broadway... not so much)
I could get used to this- Shrek (it has it's moments)
But Nice She Ain't- Gypsy
From Jekyll & Hyde:
-I need to know
-Bring on the Men
-Bitch, Bitch, Bitch
-Confrontation (the original version was a spectacular solo, the version that made it to broadway... not so much)
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#63
Posted: 1/20/11 at 2:12pm
The One I Love - 9 to 5 (Although I love I JUST MIGHT)
''With the number of people I ignore, I'm lucky I work at all in this town'' - Helena Bonham Carter
#64
Posted: 1/20/11 at 2:40pm
I Need to Know, Bring on the Men, Girls of the Night and The World Has Gone Insane - Jekyll and Hyde
Home Again, Marguerite and Now When the Rain Falls - The Scarlet Pimpernel (and since the original production: Vivez and Believe)
Home Again, Marguerite and Now When the Rain Falls - The Scarlet Pimpernel (and since the original production: Vivez and Believe)
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#65
Posted: 1/20/11 at 3:09pm
"Girls of the Night" and "Insane" from J&H
Love all of the four "Lost in Boston" cds and the companions "Unsung Musicals".
My personal faves from the 4 Lost in Bostons are "It Was Always You" from Applause and "Come Down from the Tree" from "...Island"...especially sung by the sublime Lillias White...or me.
There was also an "Unsung Sondheim" release which has a bunch of gems, my favorites being "There's Always a Woman" from Anyone Can Whistle and "What Can You Lose" sung gorgeously by Judy Kuhn. I'm not sure it was from a show tho...I thought it was cut from Dick Tracy.
Love all of the four "Lost in Boston" cds and the companions "Unsung Musicals".
My personal faves from the 4 Lost in Bostons are "It Was Always You" from Applause and "Come Down from the Tree" from "...Island"...especially sung by the sublime Lillias White...or me.
There was also an "Unsung Sondheim" release which has a bunch of gems, my favorites being "There's Always a Woman" from Anyone Can Whistle and "What Can You Lose" sung gorgeously by Judy Kuhn. I'm not sure it was from a show tho...I thought it was cut from Dick Tracy.
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#66
Posted: 1/20/11 at 5:42pm
"Live Every Day" from Feeling Electric/Next to Normal.
#67
Posted: 1/21/11 at 12:35am
Little House for Mama - Bounce
#68
Posted: 1/21/11 at 2:19pm
I'd forgotten about A Little House for Mama. That's a nice song.
#69
Posted: 1/22/11 at 9:10pm
Having grown up to the incessant sound of the OBC of Sound of Music, I was disappointed when the two delightful "adult" songs from Max and Elsa were cut from the film. Don't want to bore the children, I guess.
The inclusion of "How Can Love Survive" and "No Way to Stop It" would have helped Oscar overcome the accusations of over-sentimentality. They were witty and cynical for Oscar.
Especially like "No Way:"
While somersaulting at a cockeyed angle,
We make a cockeyed circle 'round the sun.
And when we circle back to where we started from,
Another year has run.
And there's no way to stop it,
No, there's no way to stop it,
If the earth wants to roll around the sun.
You're a fool if you worry.
You're a fool if you worry,
Over anything but little number one.
The inclusion of "How Can Love Survive" and "No Way to Stop It" would have helped Oscar overcome the accusations of over-sentimentality. They were witty and cynical for Oscar.
Especially like "No Way:"
While somersaulting at a cockeyed angle,
We make a cockeyed circle 'round the sun.
And when we circle back to where we started from,
Another year has run.
And there's no way to stop it,
No, there's no way to stop it,
If the earth wants to roll around the sun.
You're a fool if you worry.
You're a fool if you worry,
Over anything but little number one.
#70
Posted: 1/23/11 at 12:00am
growing up unstable from N2N - great song!
#71
Posted: 1/23/11 at 1:35am
"From that I'd have to say the opening "Let There Be Light." Brian D'Arcy James's voice cutting through the intro/prologue/overture was one of my favorite moments in the show. "
This. I absolutely loved that part and was sad when they cut it.
This. I absolutely loved that part and was sad when they cut it.
#72
Posted: 1/23/11 at 5:47pm
My Crazy Heart-Women on the Verge
#73
Posted: 1/23/11 at 6:39pm
I love Pleasant Little Kingdom from Follies
#74
Posted: 1/24/11 at 1:38am
She's Gone (Side Show) which is pretty impossible to sing 8 shows a week.
#75
Posted: 1/24/11 at 1:52am
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