"If I Didn't Believe in You" from L5Y, "The Guilty Ones" from SA and "Being Alive" from the Company revival seem to be tied according to the play count...
1. Don't Rain On MY Parade-Funny Girl Movie Soundtrack (107 Plays) 2. A Little Priest-Sweeney Todd NY Philharmonic CD (97 Plays) 3. Hot Patootie-The Rocky Horror Show Revival (84 Plays 4. Being Alive-Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall (Patti LuPone) (80 Plays) 5. Take Me Or Leave Me-RENT Remixed Promo Sampler (65 Plays) (Even though I thought the show wasn't all that good, I love blasting this song with my bass all the way up!)
The only non-theatre song in my top plays was Love Song by Sara Bareilles with 101 plays.
<-----Bernadette Peters and Alexander Hanson in A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC.
Send in the clowns...Send in the crowds!
"I prefer neurotic people. I like to hear rumblings beneath the surface."-Stephen Sondheim
"The most exciting, challenging and significant relationship of all is the one you have with yourself. And if you find someone to love the you you love, well, that's just fabulous." -Carrie Bradshaw
Top 5: "Someone Else's Story" --Chess OBC "Lost In the Wilderness" --Children of Eden Off-B'way "Lily's Eyes" --The Secret Garden "I Still Believe" --Miss Saigon OLC "Astonishing" --Little Women
"Finishing the Hat" from the Sunday in the Park with George workshop audio I have. (It's so perfect. The tempo Mandy takes, which is slightly faster than he did on Broadway and on the OBCR, is brilliant and his voice sounds spectacular) "Home" from 70, Girls, 70 is bizarrely enough number two. I guess I can explain. Once you listen to it, you can't stop. It's THAT infectious.
1. In These Skies - Ace 2. Finale - Ace 3. I Once Knew - Edges by Pasek and Paul 4. More Than This - Dwayne Britton by Stephen Schwartz 5. Not Afraid - Easter Rising by Michael Arden 6. Call Me Ace - Ace 7. It Hurts Me - All Shook Up 8. Lost Horizon - Gone Missing 9. I Won't Have to Anymore - Forward 10. Run Away With Me - The Unauthorized Autobiography of Sam Brown
Aiutami - The Light in the Piazza. Followed closely by Johanna Quartet from the 2005 Sweeney Todd revival.
Yes, I know my profile name is spelled incorrectly. That's what happens when you don't spell check and just push done. I wear it as a reminder to spell check.
Mine is 'I Believe In Love' from the Actor's Fund Production of Hair. Played 78 times. It's a short song and the vocals are incredible.
It is followed by 'My Junk' and 'The Bitch Of Living' from Spring Awakening.
Although I'm sure that, if iPods had existed when I was in public school, 'One Day More' from Les Mis would have been the winner. I listened to that entire album about 1,500 times.
"Truth is rarely pure and never simple."- Oscar Wilde
"If I could only do one thing before I died, it would be to swim with a middle-aged couple from Connecticut."- a dolphin
1) If Only from the demo recording of The Little Mermaid with Kerry Butler and whoever sung for Eric...i fergot his name... Ahhh the days of extreme mermaid obsession 2) My Junk...the song is like 2 minutes long of course it gets played a lot 3) Legally Blonde (the song)
I honestly didn't know what Theatre song was most played on my iPod (I have a Musical Theatre playlist with almost 700 songs on it, criteria being it must be in English, with no more than 5 songs from a musical, but I can include revivals, West End runs, and live performances/concerts as long as a person is playing the character all the way through (so no benifit concerts). I listen to this playlist constantly on shuffle mode in the car and on the bus ride to work.
So imagine my surprise when the most played song right now is "Magic" from "Xanadu"!
Second is "But Alive" from "Applause".
Third is "The Revolutionary Costume For Today" from "Grey Gardens" (Broadway Version).
Strange combo... concidering my top three favorite musicals are "Company" (OBC), "Sunset Boulevard" (LA Cast), and "Chicago" (Broadway Revival)...
1. The Seven Deadly Virtues - Camelot 2. Manic Depressives - Prettybelle 3. What I've Been Looking For - HSM 4. Army Song - The Threepenny Opera 5. Funny - City of Angels
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