“You Gotta Have Heart” Damn Yankees
“Once in Love with Amy”. Ray Bolger. Where’s Charlie
Thanks, Morocco. I heard “Yesterday When I Was Young” a few days ago on the Sirius Sinatra Channel and I couldn’t believe that it was barely familiar to me. Regrets
"A Car Ride" from The Visit.
All know Anton's dreadful fate.
The many contrasts between Anton's "seeing it all for the very first time", wishing to slow down, and his nostalgic emotions vs. his family's cavalier cheeriness, and their pretentious use of French words and expressions...
...and the topper? When Anton says he wants to walk back to town to clear his head before the "meeting" where he is to be killed, his son asks, "Would you like us to come with you?". Anton replies, "No, it's alright, son" and his wife responds that since that's the case, they'll drive over to the next town to do some shopping.
Wicked Little Town (Reprise) hits the spot for me. Especially Stephen Trask’s haunting and less punk vocal in the film.
But my number one is from a rock opera concept album, not a stage musical: “Too Much, Too Little, Too Late” from “Spilt Milk” by Jellyfish.
Alex Kulak2 said: "“I Wish I Could Go Back To College” from Avenue Q"
Yep. The first time I saw the show I cried so hard at the line “I wish I had taken more pictures.” I literally started taking thousands of pictures the next day. I document everything since then.
MadonnaMusical said: "Alex Kulak2 said: "“I Wish I Could Go Back To College” from Avenue Q"
Yep. The first time I saw the show I cried so hard at the line “I wish I had taken more pictures.” I literally started taking thousands of pictures the next day. I document everything since then."
As a current college student, this song is on my "existential crisis" playlist because the whole song, but especially this line literally makes me sob.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/27/05
For me it has always been "The Next Ten Minutes" from "The Last Five Years"
"Once Upon Another Time" from Love Never Dies
"Our Children" from RAGTIME
Cast albums are NOT "soundtracks."
Live theatre does not use a "soundtrack." If it did, it wouldn't be live theatre!
I host a weekly one-hour radio program featuring cast album selections as well as songs by cabaret, jazz and theatre artists. The program, FRONT ROW CENTRE is heard Sundays 9 to 10 am and also Saturdays from 8 to 9 am (eastern times) on www.proudfm.com
Understudy Joined: 2/15/18
from Mame "If he walked into my life today."
from On a Clear Day You Can See Forever "What Did I Have that I Don't Have?"
This one may be too triumphal in it's musical setting, but from Ragtime "You Can Never Go Back To Before"
Yesterdays ROBERTA
I Don't Remember You THE HAPPY TIME
‘Song On The Sand’ Les Cage Aux Folles
’Hello, Young Lovers’ The King & I
’Edelweiss’ The Sound of Music
plus all the previously mentioned.
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