Best musical, music wise?

>>68560698
dunno, but I really do love rocky horror to be honest. Definetely a guilty peasure

>>68560718
*pleasure

>>68560698
i would say dancer in the dark

>>68560698
*ahem*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDxcfTm1QTc

>>68560698
this, or musiQ man

Godspell

Dancer in The Dark
Lazarus (not seen it but it's all Bowie songs)

>>68560698
The music in Shock Treatment was pretty amazing
Plz no bully

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I'm not going to say it's the best, but I really like Dr. Horrible

Guys and Dolls
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes - 8 part harmony is actually pretty good once you have it in your voice
Titanic! - Beautiful modern melodies - its a shame the settings are so high so lower voices suffer
Carousel or Oklahoma for R&H
Street Scene if you consider it a 'musical.' the line between operetta and musical is pretty blurry for me tho

But i think the best will be westside for its depth of character. the emotional punch of 'i have a love' is really poignant when you hear it in the right voice.

>>68560698
Hamilton

>>68561129
This

>>68561097
great, great, great productions.
i'm a big fan of the music from Hairspray

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DAMMIT

Chess
Pirates of Penzance
Jesus Christ Superstar

The Sound of Music

Rodgers & Hammerstein were the fucking GOATs

>>68560698
Why do people keep calling Rocky Horror a guilty pleasure?
It's genuinely Rocking.

Since we're talking about RHPS, any opinions about the remake?

>>68562021
what's wrong?

>>68562021
JANET

>>68560698
Sure as fuck isn't this one. The point of the musical is that it's campy and dumb and that includes the music.

West Side Story, most Sondheim musicals, and Les Mis are easily the only real contenders for best musical in terms of score.

Little shop of horrors is the patrician choice