.....what is it?

1.Time Warp (Rocky Horror)
2.Razzle Dazzle (Chicago)
3.Little Black Dress (Shock Treatment)
4. mean green mother from outer space (Little Shop of Horrors)

-Time Warp from the Rocky Horror Picture Show
-All the songs in Grease, except the very last song of the movie.

I like all the songs in Annie, The Sound of Music and Mary Poppins.

a lot...

1776:
Till Then
Cool Considerate Men
Is Anybody There?

George M!:
Twentieth Century Love
My Town
Over There

Gigi:
The Night They Invented Champane
Gigi
I Remember It Well

Showboat:
Cotton Blossom
Make Believe
Life Upon the Wicked Stage
Along Came Bill

Till There Was You (Music Man)
Heather on the Hill (Brigadoon)
Would You (Singin In the Rain)
Fella With an Umbrella (Easter Parade)
How About You? (Babes on Broadway)

the soundtrack of The Sound Of Music
I'll Know ( Guys & Dolls)
Sit down you're rockin the boat ( Guys and Dolls)
There's no business like show business ( There's know business like show business)
Diamonds are A Girls Best Friend ( Gentlemen Prefer Blondes/Moulin Rouge!)
Heat Wave (There's no business like show business)
Caberert ( ..Caberet/Liza Minelli)
Bolero (Moulin Rouge)
The Show Must Go On ( Moulin Rouge)


I have more but I cant think of them right now :)

All the songs from Grease and Annie...

"Some Enchanted Evening" [South Pacific]
"Arise and Seize The Day" [The Newsies]

There's more...gimme time to think :p

i thought of some more....

Titanic: The Musical:
Autumn
Still
Fare Thee Well

Take Me Out to the Ball Game:
Strictly USA
Its Fate

Grease :
ALL SONGS


Bye Bye Birdie :
I Got a lOt of livin to Do
Kids
Bye bye Birdie title song
etc



West Side Story:
Jet Song
Cool
Gee, Officer Krupke



Thats all I can think of now
:lol:

"Acid Queen" from Tommy

All the songs from Grease
Elephant Love Medley and
Come What may from Moulin Rouge

Every song in Chicago except "Mr. Cellophane"

Damn Yankees:
Those Were The Good Old Days
Whatever Lola Wants
A Little Brains, A Little Talent
Six Months Out Of Every Year
Two Lost Souls

oh gosh how could I forget Chicago :eek: I love the songs All That Jazz & Roxie from that musical :)

*All the songs from Rocky Horror
*All the songs from Bye Bye Birdie
*Cool Rider, Score Tonight, Girl For All Seasons, Rock a Hula Luau, and We'll Be Together from Grease 2
*Go, Go, Go Joseph from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

Originally posted by Dr. Lu Delgado
*All the songs from Rocky Horror

HOW CAN I FORGET ROCKY HORROR?!?!?!?! :eek:

Originally posted by -*Forever*-


HOW CAN I FORGET ROCKY HORROR?!?!?!?! :eek:

I DONT KNOW!!! AHHHHH!!!!!!

some more (again!!)

Music of the Night (Phantom of the Opera)

White Christmas:
Love (You Didn't Do Right By Me)
Mandy
White Christmas

We Don't Go Together At All (Mrs. Santa Claus)
Lets Start The New Year Right (Holiday Inn)
You're Awful (On The Town)

High Society:
Did You Evah?
True Love
You're Sensational
Samantha

songs in Grease and Moulin Rouge

All of the songs in Moulin Rouge and Chicago.

Originally posted by King Juke "N" Jive
Grease :
ALL SONGS


Bye Bye Birdie :
I Got a lOt of livin to Do
Kids
Bye bye Birdie title song
etc



West Side Story:
Jet Song
Cool
Gee, Officer Krupke



Thats all I can think of now
:lol: Adding to the list :
Hair:
Hair ( LOVE this one, especially The Cowsills' version )
Good Morning Starshine
Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In

Hair:

I recently saw the movie Hair and thought it was great. I like 'I got life' and 'Age of Aquarius' from the movie.

All the songs from Moulin Rouge

I love every musical....I'm currently a little obsessed with "Man of La Mancha" since I have auditions for that in Feb.

Originally posted by webuster
I recently saw the movie Hair and thought it was great. I like 'I got life' and 'Age of Aquarius' from the movie.


Once upon a looking-for-Donna time there was a sixteen year old virgin! Oh Donna, oh oh Donna, oh oh oh, looking for my Donna! Hair is one of my all-time favorite movies ever! Love every song on that soundtrack :guitar:

some more... (like my third time in this thread, lol, i love musicals)

Mikado:
Were I Not To Koko Plighted
The Sun Whose Rays Are All Ablaze
Beauty in the Bellow of the Blast

Oklahoma!:
People Will Say We're In Love
All Er Nothin'
It's A Scandal!

Titanic (my current endeavor):
I Have Danced
Autumn
Still
Fare Thee Well

Misc:
4nd Street
100 Easy Ways To Lose a Man
Doin' It For Sugar
You Were Meant For Me
Would You?

The song from "south park: bigger, longer and uncut" that plays while kennys in hell and it goes like "HELL ISNT GOOD HELL ISNT GOOD HELLLLLLLLLLL!" because metallica sings it, the graphics of the dead people are awesome and its a good song. :rock:

I enjoy most of the music from Les Miserables and Chicago, but I never tire of listening to my Phantom of The Opera cd.

Grease: Every one of 'em.

Rocky Horror: Every one of 'em.

Tommy:

"Pinball Wizard"

"Do You Think It's Alright"

"I"m Free"

"Tommy Can You Hear Me"

"The Acid Queen"

"Amazing Journey"

I've never seen Tommy- is it true that there's no dialogue in the film? Is it a good movie?

tommy is literally singing all the way through it, no speaking whatsoever, ive only seen it once and it wasn't my cuppa tea at all.

anyway my fav songs from musicals are:
grease - we go together
rocky horror picture show - the time warp
shock treatment - little black dress
little shop of horrors - suddenly seymore

Wasn't it 'The Who' or something that made 'Tommy'- I'm not really a fan of them. Anyway, Joey's_Girl, apart from Grease (it's good) you have the same favourite musical songs as me. Shock Treatment is da bomb! My other fave shocky song is 'Look what i did to my id'.

Music of the Night & Think of Me from "Phantom" which we just saw a few weeks ago in New York.

Til there was you from The Music Man.

I guess Jesus Christ Superstar counts since some people posted Tommy and they're both rock operas.

JCS-pretty much the whole thing, but especially Heaven on their Minds, Damned for all Time, Blood Money, Gethsemane, Judas' Death, & Trial Before Pilate. So, like I said, pretty much the whole thing!!

Originally posted by Janice
I enjoy most of the music from Les Miserables and Chicago, but I never tire of listening to my Phantom of The Opera cd.
im going to see phantom at the end of feb....im excited.

Originally posted by phoebe7165
Music of the Night & Think of Me from "Phantom" which we just saw a few weeks ago in New York.

Til there was you from The Music Man.

I guess Jesus Christ Superstar counts since some people posted Tommy and they're both rock operas.

JCS-pretty much the whole thing, but especially Heaven on their Minds, Damned for all Time, Blood Money, Gethsemane, Judas' Death, & Trial Before Pilate. So, like I said, pretty much the whole thing!!
I really like Gethsemane.

Originally posted by Georgia's on my Mind
im going to see phantom at the end of feb....im excited.

Hey, Georgia's on my Mind, have you gotten your tickets yet?

Originally posted by phoebe7165
Hey, Georgia's on my Mind, have you gotten your tickets yet?
yes.

Originally posted by phoebe7165
Hey, Georgia's on my Mind, have you gotten your tickets yet?
and actually im going jan 2..something. i forget...im getting confused with auditions/

Oh, OK, well, the reason I asked was because we went into Manhattan with no tickets, because I was just going to go the the TKTS booth in Times Square. The booth was closed when we went there, so we went to the Welcome Center across the street, and the guy at the information booth gave us a coupon for 1/2 off tickets. So we ended up getting our tickets for $30 each. Sure, we were in the upper seats but I didn't care. We could still see fine. We could've gotten the $20 tickets, but I didn't want to sit that far back!!

Have a great time at your show!!

One last thing, we were in Manhattan all of 5 minutes and we met Jimmy Smits. He's doing a show called "Anna of the Tropics", or something like that, and the theater was right near our hotel. He was coming out of the theater after his performance. I was wondering if we were going to see anybody famous while we were in New York. I guess that's like a normal occurence in Manhattan.

Originally posted by webuster
Wasn't it 'The Who' or something that made 'Tommy'- I'm not really a fan of them. Anyway, Joey's_Girl, apart from Grease (it's good) you have the same favourite musical songs as me. Shock Treatment is da bomb! My other fave shocky song is 'Look what i did to my id'.

Yeah, they made Tommy.

Well...if you mean movie musicals...

All That Jazz
Funny Honey
We Both Reached for the Gun
Roxie
I Can't Do it Alone
Nowadays
.....all from Chicago

Thoroughly Modern Millie
....from Thoroughly Modern Millie (but if we're talking the broadway show..then I like every song)

Summer Lovin'
We Go Together
....from Grease

Hard Knock Life
.....from Annie

I love love Moulin Rouge, Chicago, Annie, Grease... too many. I heart musicals.

My absolute favorite musical song ever would have to be "El Tango De Roxane" from Moulin Rouge... any song that makes me cry everytime I hear it is Oscar worthy. Hmm then I should add "Come What May" on there...

What is Jesus Christ Superstar actually about? Also- in the UK on December 26th the '100 Greatest Musicals' show is being broadcast at 9pm (UK Time), the second part is on the 27th- on Channel 4. BBC America or whatever it's called might broadcast it.

Ill add to my list, evrything in Guys and Dolls!

From Chicago:
All That Jazz
Cell Block Tango
We Both Reached for the Gun

Grease:
Summer Nights
We Go Together.

I just recently bought 'Gypsy' (Bette Midler's version) and the songs on it are great! "Some People" "Small World" "Never get away from Me" "Everything's Coming Up Roses" "You gotta get a gimmick" and of course "Rose's Turn" are all brilliant songs. Didn't care for "If Mama was married" "Little Lamb" and the song Tulsa sings, but every other song was great.

I'd seen Gypsy a few years ago, but hadn't been into musicals as much then- I couldn't remember much of it so bought the video. I've seen most of Rosalind Russell's Gypsy- but it's been so long from I saw it, I'm gonna get it on video to watch too. But Bette Midler is great in Gypsy!

Also, 'Le Jazz Hot' from Victor/Victoria is great!

It isn't from a musical but I like Elton John's rendition of "Pinball Wizard" from Tommy.

If we're talking purely musicals and not rock operas mine is "You Can't Win" from The Wiz.

No contest at all, it's "Science Fiction Double Feature" from Rocky Horror. My favorite song of all time.

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Love the pic Liza! Science-Fiction Double-Feature is a great song- I love Rocky Horror! It's a pity we dont have ANY casts at all over here- but I'm hoping there may be a one off somewhere at Halloween- I'm dying to take part in audience participation- as well as see the stage show!!!!

Originally posted by webuster
Love the pic Liza! Science-Fiction Double-Feature is a great song- I love Rocky Horror! It's a pity we dont have ANY casts at all over here- but I'm hoping there may be a one off somewhere at Halloween- I'm dying to take part in audience participation- as well as see the stage show!!!!

NONE??? :eek:

If I could find one in Heidelberg, Germany... there's gotta be some. I know there's gotta be some in London, but that's probably a bit of a hike for ya. Check around college campuses, that's usually where they're still putting on good shows. If you can't find any, well, you'll just have to start up your own. :D

I live in Ireland actually. There used to be one in Belfast until recently- and some other one called Lip Service yused to run full time, then ocasionally, now it never does (it stopped just as I was getting into rocky horror!). Patricia Quinn performed with them once on Halloween!

I love the whole Floorshow bit in rocky horror! I haven't watched it in a while- I'm gonna watch it and Shock Treatment (another fantastic movie- that needs a DVD release!) back2back.

Originally posted by webuster
I live in Ireland actually. There used to be one in Belfast until recently- and some other one called Lip Service yused to run full time, then ocasionally, now it never does (it stopped just as I was getting into rocky horror!). Patricia Quinn performed with them once on Halloween!

I love the whole Floorshow bit in rocky horror! I haven't watched it in a while- I'm gonna watch it and Shock Treatment (another fantastic movie- that needs a DVD release!) back2back.

The UK isn't that far away - hey, I made it from London to Dublin in less than five hours. But I can see your point. Stinks that they stopped the one in Belfast - isn't that where Pat Quinn's originally from? :confused: I love Shock Treatment too, but I'm not holding my breath for that one to come out on DVD. The fact that even Ritz isn't standing up for it isn't in its favor. :(

Yeah, Pat's originally from Belfast. I've sort of learned not to get my hopes up about a DVD of Shock Treatment anytime soon- I'd even like a barebones DVD just to have the film preserved and available on that format- if they can release Mortal Kombat and The Legend of the Mummy 2 on DVD amongst other things, why not Shocky?

Maybe if it had more of a notorious sort of cult about it (like Xandau? it got a dvd release- nowhere near as good as shock treatment) or more people, Fox would pay attention. I love the rocky horror dvd special features- it's the only DVD commentary I've ever watched start to finish on a movie because it's so funny and interesting.

Any of the songs from FAME.
Would Saturday Night Fever and Flashdance also qualify as musicals?

Thoroughly Modern Millie, the show... I like every single song. EVERY.

Kiss Me --- Sweeney Todd

Have any of you seen 'Sunday in the Park with George'? I heard Bernadette Peters sing some of the title song on Inside the Actor's Studio, then downloaded the song- and I've heard a few other songs from it. The songs are so great that I'm dying to get a copy of the video!

Come What May from Moulin Rouge and Cell Block Tango from Chicago

Originally posted by webuster
Have any of you seen 'Sunday in the Park with George'? I heard Bernadette Peters sing some of the title song on Inside the Actor's Studio, then downloaded the song- and I've heard a few other songs from it. The songs are so great that I'm dying to get a copy of the video!

Hehe, I've got the CD and the DVD. It's a very strange show, but really unmissable. Bernadette and Mandy Patinkin were fantastic. The music's strange - I didn't think I liked it at all when I first heard it, then a couple of days later I was humming it and had to get the CD ;) Love that show.

Originally posted by webuster
Have any of you seen 'Sunday in the Park with George'? I heard Bernadette Peters sing some of the title song on Inside the Actor's Studio, then downloaded the song- and I've heard a few other songs from it. The songs are so great that I'm dying to get a copy of the video! I have it on CD, LD and DVD. There are days when it's the only thing that makes sense to me.

From the first time I heard Finishing the Hat, that's been my favorite song.