Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#1
Posted: 8/26/18 at 1:29am
What are some MT songs that you absolutely can't stand listening to? Here are some of mine:
1. I Cain't Say No: This might be controversial, but I loathe the dialect used in this song due to it ruining the comedy(which isn't even that funny inherently anyway). Oklahoma! has some of the best songs in the R&H catalogue but this is not one of my favorites.
2. Buffalo Nickel Photoplay Inc: Tateh is an annoying character to me and this song is grating.
3. Revolutionary Costume For Today: This song is obviously an important one for the character of Edie and is brilliantly acted but is really unpleasant to listen to if you're just wanting to turn your brain off and listen to music.
Yours?
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#2
Posted: 8/26/18 at 5:47am
To be quite honest, anything with Harvey Fierstein. He has a very unique and fascinating speaking voice, but I change the channel (usually Sirius XM on Broadway) when he comes along.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/25/11
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#4
Posted: 8/26/18 at 6:49am
Pretty much any song I've heard sung by pageant contestants more than three times. ("Tomorrow" and most of the score to Les Miz)
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#5
Posted: 8/26/18 at 7:55am
1) “This is the Moment” especially sung by off key/flat waiters (See 3 below)
2) “I dreamed a dream”
3) Typically anything the masses all know the lyrics to at Marie’s Crisis.
Stand-by Joined: 8/18/04
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#6
Posted: 8/26/18 at 9:37am
1 - Do Re Mi
2 - Anything from The Producers
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#7
Posted: 8/26/18 at 9:54am
Kinky Boots, any number
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#8
Posted: 8/26/18 at 10:22amWaving Through a Window
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#9
Posted: 8/26/18 at 10:24am
Though I love it when SEEING Rent, I always skip Over The Moon when listening to the CD.
Updated On: 8/26/18 at 10:24 AM
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/2/13
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#10
Posted: 8/26/18 at 11:15amThe entire War Paint score. One of the most painful and miserable nights I’ve ever had at a musical.
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#11
Posted: 8/26/18 at 11:28amanything from Wicked
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#12
Posted: 8/26/18 at 12:40pm
"Pore Jud Is Daid" (Sock it to Oklahoma.)
"pop.U.lar" (Don't take this personally, KC)
"Let's Call the Whole Thing Off"
(No matches after "either" "neither." Who says "to.mot.to" or "larf.ter" or "er.sters" or "pa.jay.mus"?)
These three would pass if their length were cut in half.
"Brush up your Shakespeare"
"Always True To You In My Fashion"
"To Keep my Love Alive"
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#13
Posted: 8/26/18 at 1:54pm
BalconyClub said: "Though I love it when SEEING Rent, I always skip Over The Moon when listening to the CD."
I agree. It shows how mediocre a talent Maureen is. In that case, it does the job very well. But it’s painful to listen to again. I always skip it.
Same for me with “Your Eyes.” Roger clearly was not a great songwriter. The best part of the song is by Puccini: Musetta’s theme in the electric guitar. It’s also funny that in the year it took to write this song, he couldn’t find a way of incorporating anything associated with Mimi’s La Boheme themes.
Neither song reflects badly on Jonathan Larson, as he wrote for his characters. If they were masterworks, we’d look at Maureen and Roger differently.
These two “bohemians” had heart, but not much evident talent. That’s what makes it so brilliant, as the show is about a phase in the lives of these young dreamers, and we all knew/know bohemians like that.
Interestingly, Angel is an anomaly. She did not fit into the conventional gender categories of the time. She also didn’t fit into the typical creative/artistic categories of the time. She exudes the creative originality that Roger and Maureen lack.
(For me, judgment is out on Mark. The video clip at the end of the show is cute, but because it is short and helps end the show sentimentally, I would feel premature writing off the character’s talents based on one clip.)
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#14
Posted: 8/26/18 at 2:05pm
The kids’ songs from Les Miz: Castle on a Cloud and Little People.
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#15
Posted: 8/26/18 at 3:10pm
none
i love musical theatre songs and focus on the good
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#16
Posted: 8/26/18 at 3:54pm
A tie between Master of the House and The Good Old Days from Damn Yankees. Way beyond heavy handed.
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#17
Posted: 8/26/18 at 6:37pm
Defying Gravity... I used to like it until high school when a classmate sang it (both parts) terribly off key while I visiting her home. I felt like a hostage. I still can't listen to it years later without laughing, sorry.
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#18
Posted: 8/26/18 at 6:51pm
Anything that Gleb sings in Anastasia. I love everything else about the show except Gleb’s songs.
Actually I lied, I hate the train scene too. We’ll Go From There? I think that’s the name of the song.
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#19
Posted: 8/26/18 at 7:00pm
Anything from Something Rotten! or Dear Evan Hansen.
Broadway Star Joined: 5/6/16
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#20
Posted: 8/26/18 at 7:28pm
45 minutes from broadway was made as a commercial and is therefore not art.
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#21
Posted: 8/26/18 at 9:10pm
I was at Marie's Crisis with friends a few weeks ago and the piano player was a dick. After we put money in the jar and asked for Rent, he said, "we do the screamier songs after my break. We have to warm up our vocals first". Then, he said he needed a shot before he played anything from Rent and asked my sister if she knew that there were musicals written before 1994. After that, we decided to request the most annoying Broadway piano songs that we could think of. We asked for Let it Go, Take a Chance on Me, Tomorrow, and On My Own. Then, we ran out of the bar before anyone could kill us.
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#22
Posted: 8/26/18 at 11:20pm
OlBlueEyes said: ""Pore Jud Is Daid" (Sock it to Oklahoma.)
"pop.U.lar" (Don't take this personally, KC)
"Let's Call the Whole Thing Off"
(No matches after "either" "neither." Who says"to.mot.to"or "larf.ter" or "er.sters" or "pa.jay.mus"?)
These three would passif their length werecut in half.
"Brush up your Shakespeare"
"Always True To You In My Fashion"
"To Keep my Love Alive"
Wow- That's one contrarian list! You really detest list songs, I guess.
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Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#23
Posted: 8/27/18 at 2:40am
Sorry, not understanding you.
And can you find an example of Sinatra introducing "Something" as being written by Lennon and McCartney, as I can produce numerous examples of his attributing the song to George Harrison and introducing it with a praise he gave to few other contemporary songs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsTh_kCa7Rs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRT42Sq_ibc
I know. Fact checking is tedious and takes a lot of time. Best to avoid if possible.
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#24
Posted: 8/27/18 at 2:53am
Memory
Send in the Clowns
Hello Dolly [only jokin']
Musical Theatre Songs You Never Want To Hear Again#25
Posted: 8/27/18 at 3:02amA movie musical song, but This is Me.
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