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Broadway-friendly tunes from ¡°Enchanted¡± dominated the Oscar nominees for best song, as Eddie Vedder was overlooked.

Three songs from ¡°Enchanted¡± were nominated, to which I say: Really? I mean, one I can understand. The reggae-accented showstopper ¡°That¡¯s How You Know¡± is catchy enough. But ¡°Happy Working Song,¡± a Snow White spoof, is nothing new, and the lame weep-fest ¡°So Close¡± doesn¡¯t feel worthy of a high school prom.

Seriously. Three songs? Three?

¡°Falling Slowly,¡± a pop-folk song from ¡°Once,¡± and ¡°Raise It Up,¡± a gospel number from ¡°August Rush,¡± rounded out the list.

Vedder¡¯s stripped down acoustic number ¡°Guaranteed¡±, from ¡°Into the Wild,¡± was considered a frontrunner for a nomination after it was shortlisted with 58 other songs by the Academy in December.

Vedder aside, the Academy shortlisted a lot of good tracks in December: Songs from ¡°Walk Hard¡± delivered reliable country rock that was heavy with amusing innuendos; Sondre Lechre wrote some of his typically lush pop for ¡°Dan in Real Life¡±; and, if you want Broadway, look no further than Hairspray¡¯s ¡°Come So Far, Got So Far to Go,¡± a song that¡¯s better than anything in ¡°Enchanted.¡±

So seriously, what the hell, three? Here are videos of the nominees. Whatever:

Amy Adams ¨C ¡°Happy Working Song¡± ¨C Film clip


Jon McLaughlin ¨C ¡°So Close¡± ¨C Film clip


Amy Adams and cast ¨C ¡°That¡¯s How You Know¡± ¨C Film clip


The Frames ¨C ¡°Falling Slowly¡± ¨C Music video


Jamia Simone Nash and Impact Repertory Theater (I think) ¨C ¡°Raise It Up¡± ¨C Film clip

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