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Yep, everything (touch screens, printers, burners, computers) were all removed July 29, 2002 (just in time for Print On Demand machines to be put in) and sold/scrapped/given away shortly thereafter. I believe a similar thing happened at Walt Disney World... -Jason

That's good to hear, since that name was a joke off "Batman Forever" anyway! :) -Jason

David (G, not Tolley), It's not nitpicking! From what I understand, California and Canada are two very different places... -Jason

Here's an article from the Summer 1998 Disney Magazine: Jack of All Voices Jack Wagner: The Voice of Disney by Libby Slate What do Mickey Mouse, the Abominable Snowman, and the Orlando International Airport have in common? All have benefitted from the vocal talents of Jack Wagner, aka "The...

The "Fountain" loop, as it's known, was composed and performed by David Tolley, a Canadian musician. It was done specifically for Disneyland Paris and I believe it's just one big piece of music... though perhaps David has his own titles! -Jason

You're right; my mistake. Somewhere around here I have an e-mail with a few details about the track, but I can't seem to find it. I assume it was the exterior loop, but I don't really know for sure. I defer to the more knowledgeable group members! -Jason

To record Disneyland Paris loops (they have so many lovely planter speakers!) I used a Sony ECM-MS907 stereo microphone attached to a MiniDisc recorder. Just put it in the bushes and wait for an hour to pass! I did run into a little bit of trouble, however, when recording near Sleeping Beauty...

The load music is the "Kaleidophonic Opening" track that was available on Disneyland Forever. (Actually, the DLF track was at a much higher quality than what played in the Gallery; they kind of grabbed what they could find when putting together the loop, which resulted not only in subpar quality...

Sorry, I seem to have implied it without actually stating it. Yes, it's the Firehouse Five Plus Two rendition! -Jason

I know at least Milenberg Joys is used on the Mark Twain; I don't know about any other tracks. (Given that one is, it's certainly possible others were as well!) -Jason

These are the 4 versions of the House of the Future narration I've heard: VERSION #1 Narrator: Welcome to Monsanto's plastics Home of the Future. As you entered this experimental model home, perhaps you noticed that the house itself is constructed entirely of plastics. Despite the graceful...

Soarin' Over California Queue Music Loop [See playlist above. —Admin] From the Disneyland Music Loops thread: https://community.magicmusic.net/threads/disneyland-music-loops.17/#post-147 -Jason

The Timekeeper theme also plays from the Observatron. (Oddly enough, the Timekeeper theme is played in *two* locations in Tomorrowland--Observatron and Space Mountain concourse--without the attraction ever being at Disneyland!) All the Observatron cuts are edited (I think to about a minute, but...

I would argue that the Innoventions exterior music is loud enough to be considered area music. :)

Yep, "Discoveryland Fountain Loop" is correct. Russell Brower told me that a few years back when I asked him about that music loop. -Jason

Disneyland Paris' Discoveryland has two music loops: the main one was composed by Canadian David Tolley specifically for the Park, and plays everywhere but around Space Mountain. The best way I've found to describe it is futuristic circus music... really neat stuff. The other loop is only about...

If you don't care whether it's played in a theme park or not, there's another version on a CD called "America: The Golden Dream" (1996 Delos release). From the liner notes: 1. Golden Dream (3:05) Words by Randy Bright, Music by Bob Moline Choir and Piano Arrangement by Don Muller Instrumental...

Hi Bill, I'm not sure Jack Wagner was involved in the current Main Street Music Loop. He certainly was involved in a few of the variants over the years, but by 1992 the job was probably being done by WDI. I doubt very much it was recorded for Disney, but as to whether it was every commercially...

I guess it would also be helpful to note that the recordings are from two sources: the Epcot songs are from the original entrance loop, the Tomorrowland ones from a recording session specifically for the music loop. -Jason

Hi Mark, Here's the playlist for the TL2055 Music Loop: 1. "Tomorrowland 2055 Fanfare" (0:48) 2. "Tomorrowland 2055 Theme & Fanfare" (1:38) 3. "Energy" (3:23) 4. "Timekeeper" (2:07) 5. "Golden Dream" (3:45) 6. "Miracles from Molecules" (1:43) 7. "It's Fun to be Free" (3:29) 8. "Monorail Song"...