Rogers and Hammerstein usually works best, because it has an especially high insipidity factor.
But Lerner and Loewe musicals usually have a darker, edgier quality to them that make them less likely to kill brain cells in innocent bystanders.
Then of course there's always Andrew Lloyd Webber. You can expect me to pick up a CATS soundtrack soon, I've been missing it greatly. (And yes there is more to it than the maudlin "Memory," much of which is sure to delight even you!)
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Date: 2004-09-20 03:20 am (UTC)Rogers and Hammerstein usually works best, because it has an especially high insipidity factor.
But Lerner and Loewe musicals usually have a darker, edgier quality to them that make them less likely to kill brain cells in innocent bystanders.
Then of course there's always Andrew Lloyd Webber. You can expect me to pick up a CATS soundtrack soon, I've been missing it greatly. (And yes there is more to it than the maudlin "Memory," much of which is sure to delight even you!)