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In the discussion thread: Can anyone recommend some musicals I should listen to? [View all]

Fri Apr 13, 2012, 03:15 AM

13. No

"Anything too stupid to be said is sung"

Just my opinion, but take a step back before you get caught in the middle of a knife fight between the Sharks and the Jets.... it ain't worth it, and its a stupid way to rot you brain cells. Theater is dead, baby, dead. (we should have a beatnik smiley icon!)

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49 replies	Author	Time	Post
Can anyone recommend some musicals I should listen to? [View all]	sakabatou	Apr 2012	OP
Fiddler on the Roof is an outstanding musical!	CaliforniaPeggy	Apr 2012	#1
Thanks	sakabatou	Apr 2012	#2
A few:	elleng	Apr 2012	#3
South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut	RZM	Apr 2012	#4
Anything by Rogers & Hart	mulsh	Apr 2012	#5
W/o knowing your tastes, here's a few:	Honeycombe8	Apr 2012	#6
The Music Man was by Meredith Wilson	Lydia Leftcoast	Apr 2012	#8
Ah...I stand corrected. The lyrics of some of those songs are amazing. nt	Honeycombe8	Apr 2012	#9
Willson -- double L n't	grasswire	Apr 2012	#41
"Seven Brides..." also has Jane Powell.	Graybeard	Apr 2012	#25
She had such a strong voice for such a small woman. And I'd kill for her figure! nt	Honeycombe8	Apr 2012	#34
Jesus Christ Superstar	bluedigger	Apr 2012	#7
A clip...or two...	Honeycombe8	Apr 2012	#10
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg	JVS	Apr 2012	#11
Hair	HeiressofBickworth	Apr 2012	#12
No	Joe Shlabotnik	Apr 2012	#13
West Side Story	Sanity Claws	Apr 2012	#14
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog	CBGLuthier	Apr 2012	#15
Kiss Me Kate	lovemydog	Apr 2012	#16
Big River.	grntuscarora	Apr 2012	#17
Kiss Me Kate: 1999 revival.	Graybeard	Apr 2012	#18
A Couple With Political Hue	grilled onions	Apr 2012	#19
I recommend the following	avebury	Apr 2012	#20
"9. Mamma Mia (what can I say, I loved the music and have seen it six times)"	OriginalGeek	Apr 2012	#22
My fave Valjean is Colm Wilkinson	sakabatou	Apr 2012	#29
Sweeney Todd: In Concert 2001	Graybeard	Apr 2012	#21
Gypsy, Damn Yankees	Tom Ripley	Apr 2012	#23
There's so many to choose from	ceile	Apr 2012	#24
The Unsinkable Molly Brown	warrior1	Apr 2012	#26
Book of Mormon.	cbayer	Apr 2012	#27
Company......the quintessential '70's musical by...........	mrmpa	Apr 2012	#28
Another yes for Sondheim.	soleiri	Apr 2012	#33
Let's not forget "A Little Night Music."	CBHagman	Apr 2012	#36
Genesis - "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"	HopeHoops	Apr 2012	#30
Ragtime	Bertha Venation	Apr 2012	#31
Ragtime	DryHump	Apr 2012	#47
7 Brides for 7 Brothers was the 1st I saw,,	benld74	Apr 2012	#32
Three Penny Opera	pscot	Apr 2012	#35
Kurt Weill was an underappreciated genius.	Manifestor_of_Light	Apr 2012	#40
His work with Maxwell Anderson wasn't too shabby either	Tom Ripley	Apr 2012	#44
The only Kurt Weill opera I have seen is "Street Scene". It was wonderful.	Manifestor_of_Light	Apr 2012	#45
Rocky Horror Picture Show	Major Nikon	Apr 2012	#37
Phantom of the Opera	snacker	Apr 2012	#38
A Chorus Line	peacefreak	Apr 2012	#39
Porgy & Bess, Victor Victoria, Man of La Mancha, Sweet Charity, Thoroughly Modern Millie...	grasswire	Apr 2012	#42
oh and Camelot!	grasswire	Apr 2012	#43
I like "Singng in the Rain" too	Arugula Latte	Apr 2012	#46
Sunday in the Park w/George-Sondheim	MichiganVote	Apr 2012	#48
Rent	suninvited	Apr 2012	#49

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