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 High School Musical - 10 Year Anniversary Rate RESULTS, There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach |
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 30th January 2016, 09:36 PM
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   The votes are in, and now it's time to see which songs were the epitome of the East High lifestyle and which ones just... fell flat on the ground. Once again, here are the songs that are in contention to bop to the top: High School Musical: xx.x Start Of Something New xx.x Get'cha Head In The Game xx.x What I've Been Looking For xx.x What I've Been Looking For (reprise) xx.x Stick To The Status Quo xx.x When There Was Me And You xx.x Bop To The Top xx.x Breaking Free xx.x We're All In This Together High School Musical 2: xx.x What Time Is It? xx.x Fabulous xx.x Work This Out xx.x You Are The Music In Me xx.x I Don't Dance xx.x You Are The Music In Me (Sharpay version) xx.x Gotta Go My Own Way xx.x Bet On It xx.x Everyday xx.x All For One High School Musical 3: Senior Year: xx.x Now Or Never xx.x Right Here, Right Now xx.x I Want It All xx.x Can I Have This Dance? xx.x A Night To Remember xx.x Just Wanna Be With You xx.x The Boys Are Back xx.x Walk Away xx.x Scream xx.x Senior Year Spring Musical xx.x We're All In This Together (Graduation Mix) xx.x High School Musical You Wildcats have voted, which one do you think can't tell the difference between a Tony award and Tony Hawk? |
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30th January 2016, 09:44 PM
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Excited for this
 My Top 10 Order: 1. When There Was Me And You 2. Gotta Go My Own Way 3. Fabulous 4. You Are The Music In Me (Sharpay Version) 5. Breaking Free 6. Stick To The Status Quo 7. I Want It All 8. Everyday 9. Bop To The Top 10. What Time Is It Hope those 10 do well, especially When There Was Me And You
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30th January 2016, 09:49 PM
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Oops didn't get around to this, not seen any of the 3rd movie and only know a few songs from the 2nd. But "You Are The Music In Me" to win!
("Breaking Free" & "Stick To The Status Quo" to round out the top 3) |
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30th January 2016, 11:54 PM
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 "Everything seems different the second time around."
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I wouldn't be against a 'You Are the Music in Me' win Jahq, as long as it's the Sharpay version. The first version is just zzzzzzzz in comparison. In an ideal world, that, 'Scream', 'Now or Never', 'Breaking Free' or 'Stick to the Status Quo' would win!
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31st January 2016, 09:07 AM
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???
 The Sharpay version is AWFUL, completely ruins it and takes away all the beauty of the Troy/Gabriella version. |
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31st January 2016, 11:02 AM
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Jahq!
 The Sharpay version is like 40000x times better than the original 
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31st January 2016, 03:52 PM
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SEVEN MINUTES.
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31st January 2016, 04:19 PM
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All righty time to kick things off!!
"I'm way better at saying goodbye than you, Troy." 31.) "Walk Away" Performed by: Vanessa Hudgens (Gabriella) Average Score: 05.06 Absolutely fabulous!: 8.5 (Juranamo) Absolutely... NOT!: -1.0 (Harry) The Premise: Troy convinces Gabriella to take the Honors program at Stanford, and the two muse on about how life seems to move too fast. The lowest scoring HSM trilogy song is the last of Gabriella's solo songs, and the last Gabriella trying to break up with lovesick puppy Troy scene. I know people are wondering (or not): why is this so low in the countdown? Does it encapsulate Vanessa's strongest vocals? Maybe. Is it as iconic as the other breakup songs? Not really. And while it does seem like the song is setting up Sharpay as the prime antagonist of the third movie, it almost seems like the true antagonist is time itself. There's naught to worry about though, as our star-crossed lovers end up staying together in the end of the movie, and they have a few more songs left in this countdown anyway. |
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31st January 2016, 04:30 PM
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this song is always better than I remember tbh.. I need to watch the third movie again soon
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31st January 2016, 04:53 PM
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"You're the playmaker, Kelsi." - Troy 30.) What I've Been Looking For (reprise) Performed by: Troy and Gabriella (and Kelsi but she was overlapped by Gabriella) Average Score: 05.25 Absolutely fabulous!: 8.5 (Harry) Absolutely... NOT!: -1.0 (Cameron) 29.) "Just Wanna Be With You" Performed by: Lucas Grabeel, Olesya Rulin, Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens | Ashley Tisdale, Matt Prokop, ensemble (reprise) Average Score: 05.61 Absolutely fabulous!: 8.5 (Cody) Absolutely... NOT!: 1.0 (Ultraviolence1989) 28.) Can I Have This Dance? Performed by: Vanessa Hudgens & Zac Efron Average Score: 05.72 Absolutely fabulous!: 10.0 (Cody) Absolutely... NOT!: 0.0 (Ultraviolence1989) 27.) Right Here, Right Now Performed by: Vanessa Hudgens & Zac Efron Average Score: 05.89 Absolutely fabulous!: 8.0 (Juranamo) Absolutely... NOT!: 1.0 (Ultraviolence1989) 26.) Senior Year Spring Musical Performed by: ensemble (featuring Olesya Rulin, Lucas Grabeel, Corbin Bleu, Ashley Tisdale, Matt Prokop, Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens, Jemma McKenzie-Brown Average Score: 06.11 Absolutely fabulous!: 10.0 (Cody) Absolutely... NOT!: 3.0 (Ultraviolence1989, Lee) Another five out: four of them from the third movie.  The third one wasn't that bad, was it?Kicking things off is the first reprise of the trilogy, featuring Troy (with Drew Seeley's voice, naturally) and Gabriella singing the "original" version of "What I've Been Looking For". This ultimately gained them a callback and ignited a chain reaction that led to everything else that happened in HSM. If "Start Of Something New" was the spark, this reprise would definitely be the fuse. "Just Wanna Be With You" starts with Ryan asking Kelsi to the prom... successfully, with the rest of the song performed by Troy and Gabriella goofing off at rehearsals. The reprise in Senior Year Spring Musical is a lot more enjoyable though, and we'll get there in a sec. Now, "Can I Have This Dance"... that was painful. I'm a bit biased because I was a part of my friend's birthday court and we ended up dancing to this song, so this held a special place in my heart for me. For others... it seemed like a cheesy way to ask someone to prom. You have to admit that rain kiss was on point. "Right Here, Right Now" is IMO the weakest Troyella duet (that isn't a reprise) because it was kinda overshadowed by everything else that happened in the movie and it just felt out of place. It almost seems like an epilogue to the star-crossed lovers' futures in their different worlds. It was kind of a cute moment, though, with the end of the song featuring Gabriella seeing all the toys Troy has in his treehouse. "Now it's just like kindergarten." "Senior Year Spring Musical": I guess I can condone the low placing because it did contain reprises of the entire first half of the movie, including one beginning interlude which served as the best prologue to the movie as it is. "Now Or Never"'s reprise consisted of Corbin Bleu's vocals in place of Zac's (and he did a way better job with the song than Zac did), "I Want It All" featured a long-awaited Lucas Grabeel SOLO, "Just Wanna Be With You" provided a hilarious element to a song in the same way "Stick To The Status Quo" did (and I fully give Matt Prokop credit for that), and "A Night To Remember" was just the icing on the cake. |
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31st January 2016, 05:19 PM
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"I choose the person who inspires my heart, which is why I picked a college that is exactly 32.7 miles away from you." - Troy 25.) We're All In This Together (Graduation Mix) Performed by: ensemble Average Score: 06.22 Absolutely fabulous!: 8.5 (Tim) Absolutely... NOT!: 4.0 (Lee) 24.) Get'cha Head In The Game Performed by: Drew Seeley (as Troy Bolton) Average Score: 06.40 Absolutely fabulous!: 9.5 (Cody) Absolutely... NOT!: 2.0 (Cameron) 23.) The Boys Are Back Performed by: Zac Efron & Corbin Bleu Average Score: 06.72 Absolutely fabulous!: 11.0 (Lotti) Absolutely... NOT!: 2.0 (Liam) 22.) I Don't Dance Performed by: Lucas Grabeel & Corbin Bleu Average Score: 06.80 Absolutely fabulous!: 11.0 (Jade) Absolutely... NOT!: -1.0 (Cameron) 21.) A Night To Remember Performed by: ensemble Average Score: 06.94 Absolutely fabulous!: 10.0 (Cody, Juranamo) Absolutely... NOT!: 2.0 (Ultraviolence1989) Was UV high during her rate because almost every low score is from her. First up is the last reprise of the movie, in which the ensemble cast sing the last song of HSM as something that wraps up the movie quite nicely. It also featured some touching moments from the cast. "Get'cha Head In The Game" is the first HSM song Drew Seeley sings in full. It is also the first Troy solo to lose out (mainly because it's not as good as the other two solos he has). It's kinda dated, but that's what the campiness of HSM is for. Speaking of campiness, both main non-ensemble songs that feature Corbin Bleu are both eliminated here. The less campy "The Boys Are Back" comes first (which subsequently proves that Lotti has the floppiest HSM taste) and the much campier "I Don't Dance" follows. The latter is the first non-ensemble song that features Lucas Grabeel without Ashley Tisdale. "A Night To Remember" wraps up the next group, which is a nice summary of prom season. For Americans like myself, it's a big deal, but I'm pretty sure y'all found a way around it. |
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31st January 2016, 05:22 PM
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I will agree in the case of "What I've Been Looking For" that the Sharpay version is better
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31st January 2016, 05:23 PM
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A night to remember out allready
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31st January 2016, 05:28 PM
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The third film's songs were really shit, the film itself wasn't too bad but the music was the worst of the whole trilogy. I would've voted in this but I quite literally couldn't remember the majority of the third film's songs!
 Breaking Free to win~(Yes, I am a relative fan of HSM music, it was sweet ok) This post has been edited by Chez Wombat: 31st January 2016, 05:28 PM |
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31st January 2016, 06:09 PM
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Poor I Don't Dance and What I'v Been Looking For (Reprise)
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31st January 2016, 06:38 PM
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QUOTE(Cody Lightwood @ Jan 31 2016, 05:19 PM)  The less campy "The Boys Are Back" comes first (which subsequently proves that Lotti has the floppiest HSM taste) THAT SONG IS A JAM  Some huge losses here Poor A Night To Remember and The Boys Are Back
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31st January 2016, 07:00 PM
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ENGLISH GIRL GOING LETS DANCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE >
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31st January 2016, 08:17 PM
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"I don't wanna see my sister crash and burn. At least I think I don't." - Ryan 20.) All For One Performed by: ensemble Average Score: 06.95 Absolutely fabulous!: 10.0 (Ultraviolence1989, Tim) Absolutely... NOT!: 2.0 (Lee) 19.) Scream Performed by: Zac Efron Average Score: 07.06 Absolutely fabulous!: 11.0 (Juranamo) Absolutely... NOT!: 3.0 (Ultraviolence1989, Liam) 18.) Everyday Performed by: Zac Efron & Vanessa Hudgens Average Score: 08.05 Absolutely fabulous!: 10.0 (Ultraviolence1989) Absolutely... NOT!: 6.0 (Liam) 17.) When There Was Me And You Performed by: Vanessa Hudgens Average Score: 08.05 Absolutely fabulous!: 11.0 (Ultraviolence1989) Absolutely... NOT!: 5.0 (Jade) 16.) You Are The Music In Me (Sharpay version) Performed by: Ashley Tisdale & Zac Efron Average Score: 08.10 Absolutely fabulous!: 10.0 (Ultraviolence1989, Cody, Juranamo) Absolutely... NOT!: 5.0 (Cameron) Some HSM2 songs fall out here, while we're left with only one Zac solo left. "All For One" was kinda the token epilogue number of the sequel, and the choreography featured a TON of partner work, as if it were some type of beach movie. The main 6 get featured parts, of course. "Scream" marks the token Troy solo of the third movie, in which he muses about being confused with his choices and his future. It features a shirtless Zac (although it's just his back, it counts), and falling basketballs. Kinda dangerous. Troy and Ms. Darbus the share a one-on-one where she reveals that she sent Juilliard an application in his name. Ryan producing "Everyday" was the turning point in which he became not just a separate character from him and Sharpay, but also one of the most underrated. It's beautiful, and Zac and Vanessa really did it justice. It was also one of the first times that Zac effectively used his singing range. "When There Was Me And You" is the first Gabriella-centric song and Vanessa's last solo to appear on here (though "Gotta Go My Own Way" fits the bill, Zac's parts make it a duet). It's one of the saddest parts of the first movie because it seemed like our star-crossed lovers were just forced apart by the forces of nature. Lastly, we have Sharpay's version of "You Are The Music In Me". This is a reprise that features mostly Ashley and some Zac falsetto. Story-wise, it was more of Sharpay being overly excited and Troy looking scared as hell. It's one of the more comedic songs, so I'm glad it's achieved this position. |
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31st January 2016, 08:29 PM
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At least we've not been silly with "You Are The Music In Me" :')
Poor "When There Was Me And You", wish that was a bit higher. Not an absolute essential but it feels more emotional in this moment, RIP papa Hudgens
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31st January 2016, 09:28 PM
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Good most of the crap is at the bottom, all of them below 20 all deserve their placings there!
That last section though, losing 3 of my top 10 as well as my #11 All For One is fun, Everyday is incredible, You Are The Music In Me Sharpay Version is one of the best of the entire franchise and is so fun, good and incredible And When There Was Me And You out My favourite of the entire franchise! Such a beautiful track that is so lovely Wish it was higher but tbh I was expecting it to miss the top 20 completely so yay it didn't!
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