Favorite Disney songs

Sean Hollyman

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What are your favorite Disney songs?
Mine are 'Make a Man out of You' from Mulan
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'You got a Friend in Me' From Toy Story

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSS5dEeMX64
^Mulan
 
Buizel91

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This by far.


Although You Got a Friend In Me from Toy Story is EXTREMELY close.

By the way, to anyone who plays Zoo Tycoon, who agree's that the loading theme for that sounds EXACTLY like the song i linked? xD
 
Tartarga

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I can go the distance from Hercules is my favorite. It's sung by freaking Micheal Bolton, how could I not love it?
 
Tasachan

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I can't choose just one!!!

Like, the soundtrack for Tarzan is Phil Collins. Phil Collins! And Part of Your World from Little Mermaid, and like all the songs in Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin. wofwenh!
 
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Sean Hollyman said:
What are your favorite Disney songs?
Mine are 'Make a Man out of You' from Mulan
and
'You got a Friend in Me' From Toy Story

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSS5dEeMX64
^Mulan
Click to expand...
You beat me to 'Make a Man out of You', but I also like some of the other songs in Mulan also.
 
Sinketi

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Forever and always, the best song must be I'll Make A Man Out of You from Mulan. What an epic montage track.
 
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"Can You Feel The Love Tonight" from the Lion King
The OST had the cast version, but also came with a studio version by Sir Elton John


SWAG
 
Lilani

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Man...this is hard. Well, here goes.


It's just so catchy and free, I love it. Very different from the style of many other Disney songs.


(There might be a theme here with the bells...)

Again, very different from your standard Disney musical. It's just so powerful and majestic. There's plenty of fun in there to be sure, but MAN does it set the mood. The Latin chorus really brings home the religious mood, and that last note Clopin hits at the end just sends a chill up my spine every time.


Man, I give them credit for this one just for taking such a big risk. This could have EASILY been thrown out of the film for so many reasons, but it wasn't. I think it is definitely the darkest and most bone-chilling musical sequence to come from Disney since the Night on Bald Mountain in the original Fantasia. They are balancing so many dark elements here: lust, Satan, hell, damnation, gruesome death...this was definitely a gamble that at the wrong time and with the wrong people, Disney would have backed out of in a heartbeat. But they stuck with it, and for that I am grateful. This is definitely a proud moment in Disney animation.

(Skip to 6:55 in the video to get to the song)


God, this melody is just so beautiful. It's rhythmic, enchanting, and most importantly romantic. What else could one expect, though? It is based on the melody of a ballet. Originally they planned on making songs similar to what they had in the past, but then Walt and the rest felt jaunty and "childish" songs would have clashed with the dramatic, majestic, and lush art style they chose for the film. So instead they dressed it up with a ballet, which felt like the most exquisite cherry on top of the visual feast that is Sleeping Beauty.
 
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"make a man outta you" and "a girl worth fighting for" from Mulan. I swear Mulan was the best original disney movie ever!
 
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It has to be 1 of these 2:

"I Just Can't Wait To Be King" from The Lion King. I mean come on, when @arc1991 posted the video for this with it's lyrics, I had to stop everything I was doing to sing along. It's just awesome.

"I'll Make a Man Out of You" from Mulan. I don't know why but this one is also awesome. Maybe it is because it starts off with a guy calling his army a bunch of girls. Maybe it's because it's the music to an awesome training montage. I dunno, but it is so damn catchy.
 
OutforEC

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I've Got No Strings from Pinnochio
Oo De Lally from Robin Hood
Boo Bop Bop Bop Bop (I Love You, Too) from Pete's Dragon
I Wan'na Be Like You from The Jungle Book

Edit: Oh! And The Age of Not Believing from Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
 
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