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1	RE: Don't you mean Top 10 Animated Songs? Sorry to be pedantic but it's a peeve of mine.
	Posted on Tuesday May 5, 2009, 22:30 by sunnygirly2k4
	mebody else who knows of this film! I actually bought the book and the dvd recently to indulge in my childhood nostalgia since I haven't seen it in nbsp;  up watching it after getting home from my birthday night out! And funnily enough just recently I downloaded both The Last Unicorn and Man's Road by America, to remember what they were like.  I'd have to say Man's Road is preferable to the titular song. only ended up watching it for the first time last year(imported the R1 DVD) after being recommended it by a poster on IMDb's Animation board. I loved it. Yeah, I agree actually - Man's Road is better, as the arrangement has that weary, long journey feel to it. In other words, the lyrics and arrangement go together really well. It hasn't dated as well, too. Another one I like from the TLU soundtrack is In The Sea, although I don't reckon it's as good as Man's Road, it just refuses to leave my head :D I also think the main Flight of Dragons song is brRead More
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	Posted on Tuesday May 5, 2009, 22:11 by sunnygirly2k4
	sure about most of them: Where is The Last Unicorn? Disney's Robin Hood Not in Nottingham, the opening track on The Lion King the Circle of Life, American Tail's Somewhere Out There or even There Are No Cats in America... emember Love from Robin Hood? Beautiful, short song. Oh yeah, I was thought about Somewhere Out There. I prefer the now purfunctory end credits version more. Not my fave out of the non Disney/Pixar songs, but a good ballad, nontheless, IMO. Read More
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	Posted on Saturday May 2, 2009, 20:39 by labyrinth4eva
	"put that thing back where it came from or so help me, bom bom bom, so help me, so help me, you GUUUUUUYS, put that thing back where it came from or i'll poke myself in the eeeye!!" Mike Wizouski. Nuff said. Read More
4	Typical Empire Top 10
	Posted on Saturday May 2, 2009, 12:16 by Hillsman
	Stuck up its own Arse that is. As true fans of film, we know where the best cartoon songs are to be found. Yes, dozens of hilarious classics from The Simpsons and Family guy have been overlooked, but if we're going to focus on animated film, then the absence of Aladdin and The Lion King is unforgiveable. Heigh Ho deserves to be there because it is iconic.....though Bare Necessities should've been No. 1. I always agree with the inclusion of Halloween - great songs in The Nightmare Before Christmas. Read More
5	RE: Don't you mean Top 10 Animated Songs? Sorry to be pedantic but it's a peeve of mine.
	Posted on Saturday May 2, 2009, 09:27 by Captain Black
	Isn't The Last Unicorn performed by Top Gun soundtrack MVP Kenny Loggins?  Read More
6	RE: Don't you mean Top 10 Animated Songs? Sorry to be pedantic but it's a peeve of mine.
	Posted on Saturday May 2, 2009, 08:20 by Sway
	L: sunnygirly2k4 Anyway, what about the less mentioned films, like: Flight of Dragons by Don McLean from Flight of Dragons t Unicorn from The Last Unicornvie Show from The Brave Little Toaster ow, somebody else who knows of this film! I actually bought the book and the dvd recently to indulge in my childhood nostalgia since I haven't seen it in nbsp;  up watching it after getting home from my birthday night out! And funnily enough just recently I downloaded both The Last Unicorn and Man's Road by America, to remember what they were like.  I'd have to say Man's Road is preferable to the titular song. Read More
7	Worst top ten ever!!!!!!!!!!!!
	Posted on Friday May 1, 2009, 23:06 by marty_mcfly84
	OK, to begin with, when you start explaining your choice for The Bare Necessities, right off the bat you say... 'The loosest, breeziest, most fun cartoon song ever...', Now that seems to me, from your choice of words, that it should be your number one choice and not number two. Anyway...no mention at all of anything from Aladdin, lion king, hell not even monsters inc. It stinks of snobbery and to be honest, i just think you are picking these weird films that nobody has seen just so you can get a head up over everyone. I mean how can you include that weird princess monohawk and not put in anything from THe Lion King???????? jesus! wow...you have got me so worked over such a stupid thing. Get it sorted though! Read More
8	HAKUNA MATATA LIONG KING
	Posted on Friday May 1, 2009, 16:11 by Tere Lopez
	HAKUNA MATATA LION KING Read More
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	Posted on Friday May 1, 2009, 15:36 by Dirtyfunkymonkey
	I'm not sure about most of them: Where is The Last Unicorn? Disney's Robin Hood Not in Nottingham, the opening track on The Lion King the Circle of Life, American Tail's Somewhere Out There or even There Are No Cats in America... Read More
10	The Little Mermaid
	Posted on Friday May 1, 2009, 14:29 by SarahLDean
	You've completely missed the Disney film with one of the best soundtracks, which has at least 3 brilliant songs ('Poor, Unfortunate Souls', 'Kiss De Girl' and 'Part of Your World' (I don't actually rate 'Under the Sea' but others below obviously do) plus the Theme from An American Tail. I also agree with the lack of inclusion of Dumbo songs 'When I see an Elephant Fly' and 'Pink Elephants on Parade'. Most importantly you have not mentioned the whole soundtrack from Robin Hood - its so good even McDonalds corrupted it for an advert! Kudos for mentioning To-To-Ro though Read More
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	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 19:46 by sophieliz90
	There are better songs on Beauty and the Beast like Be our Guest. I wanna be like you off of the Jungle Book is another good one you forgot to mention. Some songs from the Lion King should be in there as well. Read More
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	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 14:45 by berniberni99
	Considering half of the songs you mentioned I have NEVER heard / remember I think you are WAY off with this particular top 10. How old are you, 10? The recent No.1 by Alex Burke, "Hallelujah", which was in Shrek, The little mermaid "Under the Sea", A bit controvertial but Mary Poppins (animated / live action) "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious". Dumbo, "When I see and Elephant Fly"... do you want me to go on? Read More
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	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 14:42 by berniberni99
	Considering half of the songs you mentioned I have NEVER heard / remember I think you are WAY off with this particular top 10. How old are you, 10? The recent No.1 by Alex Burke, "Hallelujah", which was in Shrek, The little mermaid "Under the Sea", A bit controvertial but Mary Poppins (animated / live action) "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious". Dumbo, "When I see and Elephant Fly"... do you want me to go on? Read More
14	WTF
	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 14:29 by berniberni99
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15	WTF?
	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 14:29 by berniberni99
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	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 13:01 by velvet_piratess
	If you had to put a Beauty and the Beast song then what about Be Our Guest?.... no? Read More
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	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 09:22 by Callum Payne
	What about the Lion King, its filled with those terribly annoying songs, (you know the ones, they come on. You glower about it, but in your head your singing along....) Or Eight Crazy Nights, These lists need to start coming with an "honorable mention" list... Read More
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	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 02:35 by broadwayboy79
	What about "When You Wish Upon a Star" from Pinocchio? Disney still uses that song in their firework shows today. Also, A Whole New World from Aladdin. Read More
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	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 02:32 by broadwayboy79
	What about "When You Wish Upon a Star" from Pinocchio? Disney still uses that song in their firework shows today. Also, A Whole New World from Aladdin. Read More
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	Posted on Thursday April 30, 2009, 02:12 by MATT CLAUS
	I agree with the comment about cartoons being differrrent from films. Also, any list without the "FCC Song" from Family guy is not complete. Read More
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	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 23:00 by katie_l_f
	Really pleased to see Belle in there, but what about Baby of Mine from Dumbo... surely the most touching and one of the most beautiful of all Disney's songs. Read More
22	"Happy...
	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 20:53 by rlabrana
	...Anniversary" from the Flintstones has happily bored into my head like an earwig. "...Raise your glass and fill it, Happy Anniversary! But be careful you don't spill it, Happy Anniversary!...OOOOOOOOHHHH, Happy Anniversary, Happy Anniversary..." Read More
23	dumbo
	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 18:52 by f6115504
	really why do ppl want the lion king in the list, i mean its probably disneys most famous for my generation but it just doesn't compare to the classics. Bar none the best disney song is when i see an elephant fly from dumbo. Read More
24	Good list with one exception
	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 15:52 by brokenking
	I remember when I saw South Park in the cinema, there hadn't been any real big laughs till 'the Uncle song' came on. Once it had the audience were rolling in the aisles within seconds. It still gives me a smile thinking about that day. On the other end of the scale I absolutely hate 'Bright Eyes'. These days if I catch/watch Watership Down I have to skip that segment. I just can't stand it, its so bloody miserble and had I heard far too many times as I child to try and change my opinion. Read More
25	Simpsons or Family Guy???
	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 15:21 by magerk
	I gave up The Simpsons long ago, but by God, there had to be at least 10 great songs to choose from in the first 8 years of the show, like "Monorail" or "Who Needs The Kwik-E Mart?", for example. And what about Family Guy? "This House Is Freakin' Sweet!" or "Road To Road Island" or "I Need A Jew", COME ON!!!!! Good for you for at least recognizing a South Park classic. 1 out of 3 ain't bad. Read More
26	uncle fucker
	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 14:58 by Bulletinyourhead
	the song is called uncle fucker, not the uncle song. wheres any of the amazing tunes that family guy has produced? Read More
27	These are NOT cartoons
	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 14:46 by foster2468
	With the possible exception of South Park, these are ANIMATED FILMS A distinction this magazine should understand Read More
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	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 13:49 by Ali was here
	At least something, anything, from The Lion King should be there. Read More
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	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 13:31 by woody1812
	Gaston's song? Come on, disney made misogyny mellifluous and hilarious. "When I was a lad I ate four dozen eggs every day to help me get LAAARGE, and now that I'm grown I eat five thousand eggs so I'm roughly the size of a BAAAAAARRRRGGEEE!" What a man. Read More
30	Stunning Omission... (you know you'll be singing it to yourself all day!)
	Posted on Wednesday April 29, 2009, 12:00 by NorrinR
	what rolls down stairs, alone or in pairs, rolls over your neighbors dog, it fits on your back, its great for a snack, LOG LOG LOG! its log, its log, its big its heavy its wood! its log, its log, its better than bad, its good! everyone wants a log, your gonna love it log, come and get your log! everyone needs a log! LOG LOG LOG! Read More
31	ALICE IN WONDERLAND
	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 22:38 by lissi88
	How the FUCK could you have so many bullshit songs on there, yet not include classics like ''Unbirthday'' from Alice in Wonderland. Don't even get me started on all the fantastic songs from The Lion King , The Little Mermaid , Sleeping Beauty and ALADDIN. I really want to come down there and beat the shit out of your editor. I used to have such respect for this magazine. Read More
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	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 19:26 by niallc15
	HAKUNA MATATA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read More
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	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 17:13 by a_osmond
	Mea culpa for forgetting that Hazel is Fiver's brother. Somehow they never strike me as brothers, they seem much more like comrades like Frodo and Sam. Read More
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	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 11:45 by Merc
	hakuna matata what a wonderful pharse, hakuna matata aint no passing pharse, it means no worries for the rest of your days, its a problme free, philosophy, hakuna matata Read More
35	RE: Too many good songs - how about a top 100 or perhaps 1000
	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 11:42 by Shakespeare Girl
	I think given the hillarious tiny amount (top 10) for choosing favourite songs will always lead to serious omissions. There's simply too many fantastic songs that will get left out and many songs that aren't that known in the rest of the world (Last unicorn - horribly unknown where I'm from and that's too bad 'coz it's a great work of art). So I'll agree that Snow white isn't the best pick for number one, but nice try and some good choices over all. Read More
36	RE: Cruella
	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 10:08 by aloneibreak
	Any songs from Aladdin?! 'Prince Ali', 'A Whole New World', and the first song, forgotten what it's called now. I'm with Sally's Song and What's This? from Nightmare. Under Da Sea is awesome!   But i love that Bellevue Rendez-vous made the list. Great film! Read More
37	Cruella
	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 09:17 by EdiWan Kenobi
	Cruella DeVille surely, what an amazing song! And nothing from Hunchback? Shame on you Empire :-) Read More
38	p.s.
	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 09:12 by mosephland
	PIXAR SHOULD MAKE A MUSICAL. They have the creativity and the ability. They could make an amazing one if they tried. Read More
39	um...recount anyone?
	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 09:09 by mosephland
	I rather like the list and its variety until I saw the number 1 choice. Yes yes it's very catchy and gets stuck in your head but not in a very good way. Suitable for children or miners or prison inmates mining but not the greatest cartoon song of all time. I think that there should be another feature: greatest movie songs of all time where the empire readers vote. Not just from cartoons but from any movie. Hard list but at least classics like the genie's "friend like me" and the lion king tunes could make the list. It would also be interesting to see what live action songs make the list. I'm sure "Somewhere over the rainbow" would make it as a default but what about all the quirkier choices? think about it empire; it could be fun. Read More
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	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 07:39 by baileyforcethree
	The Aristocats - Everybody wants to be a Cat - oooooh, a rinky tinky tinky.... Read More
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	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 03:47 by Hurdy Gurdy
	I spelt 'fiends' wrong on purpose... to create irony... Read More
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	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 03:46 by Hurdy Gurdy
	Where the hell is 'Under da Sea' 'Hell Fire' and 'Friend Like Me'? You feinds! Read More
43	Good List
	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 02:16 by jessthebored
	Obviously they can't all be Disney songs (but they really should be). I recommed people seek out Jack and the Beanstalk (1976) as an early anime film which is as visually terrifying as it is musically genius; and seems to share more in common with a Pink Floyd video than a childrens film. By the way Its on Youtube. Read More
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	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 01:57 by conradthebarbarian2
	Totally agree with bleugh07: Lion King has some great songs. Snow White does not. I never liked Prince of Egypt though. I love Jungle Book though and its a tough call between Bare Necessities and I Wanna Be Like You. I personally like Gaston or Be-Our-Guest from Beauty and The Beast but Belle is a good choice. Read More
45	Can't argue with those...
	Posted on Tuesday April 28, 2009, 00:01 by Lemure
	However, special mention should also go to (disneys) Hercules for having such upbeat funky tunes...and Michael Bolton... Read More
46	Don't you mean Top 10 Animated Songs? Sorry to be pedantic but it's a peeve of mine.
	Posted on Monday April 27, 2009, 23:08 by sunnygirly2k4
	Anyway, what about the less mentioned films, like: Flight of Dragons by Don McLean from Flight of Dragons The Last Unicorn from The Last Unicorn B-Movie Show from The Brave Little Toaster Oh and some obvious classics, IMO: Part of Your World - The Little Mermaid What's This? - The Nightmare Before Christmas Through Heaven's Eyes - The Prince of Egypt A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes - Cinderella Reflection - Mulan Colours of the Wind - Pocahontas Skumps - Sleeping Beauty The Bells of Notre Dame Journey To The Past - Anastasia I Won't Say I'm In Love - Hercules Read More
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	Posted on Monday April 27, 2009, 20:51 by AgentCool
	I personally think 'I Wanna Be Like You' is the definitive song in 'The Jungle Book'. Compared to 'The Bare Necessities', it's catchier, more memorable, helps move along the narrative and supports one of the most important underlying themes of the story. Read More
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	Posted on Monday April 27, 2009, 19:44 by Spengler
	Yeah seriously. 'Hakuna Matata,' or 'I Just Can't Wait To Be King?' Much better songs. Oh, and Hazel is Fiver's BROTHER. It's the attention to detail that impresses me most about Empire. Read More
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	Posted on Monday April 27, 2009, 18:39 by bleugh07
	WTF WHERE IS LION KING?! FUCK OFF DWARFS, NO ONE LIKES YOU. I hate that people go on about how snow white is awesome just because it's old. age doth not the cartoon make. We want lion king. prince of egypt deserves a mention too. Read More
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	Posted on Monday April 27, 2009, 17:25 by anni0932
	Where is" He's a Tramp" from Lady and the Tramp? I know it's another Disney one but it's a classic. Read More
51	Bright Eyes
	Posted on Monday April 27, 2009, 14:57 by Karl Crutchley
	Still remember Matthew Butler performing Bright Eyes week in week out on Tiswas, dressed as a rabbit, holding a felt carrot. I saw it again recently and I was laughing so much tears ran down my face. Just brilliant. Read More