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It's the Fife & Drum Corp from Epcot's American Adventure, if memory serves.

Lots of bootleg sources we can't talk about here. You just have to dig through the internet.

AAC is superior, true, though a 320kbps MP3 is still superior to an iTunes download. That said, I'm with you. Everything on my computer is FLAC, as much as possible, anyway. That said, getting park CDs in AZ is kind of annoying for me, so I'll probably bite the digital bullet.

Amazon: 256kbps MP3. iTunes: 256kbps AAC. Google: 320kbps MP3. Google is the best for audio quality, followed by iTunes, then Amazon.

Ugh, yeah, some new Mermaid track is "album only," on every platform. That's... pretty much infuriating.

That'd actually be perfect: hardcores can cherry-pick only the new tracks!

Throne Room is definitely Star Tours. Possibly the old exit music, but more probably the muzak version heard in the queue.

This is insane. Disneyland Paris appears to inexplicably be doing what we've begged Disney to do for years: producing area music CDs. I'm downright gobsmacked.

They seriously put out a full music loop on CD? Well done, Paris. Well done. *slow clap*

If new OAs are indeed coming, California's has an embarrassment of riches to add on the DCA side. I suppose we just need to look at what's appeared since 2008 and theorize from there, realizing that 75% of the album will be music we already have (which, really, is fine, since this is a souvenir...

Scratch that. It's now confirmed as being a revision of the Hollywood Boulevard loop.

According to that OTHER Disney park music site, this loop has changed again, featuring new stuff from the likes of Avatar and Pirates.

The Camarata Alice is also on iTunes.

It's great, but, again, is a woefully short CD. I can't imagine why they'd only put thirty minutes of music on CD unless they just wanted to milk us for more cash later on.

I've little use for CDs anymore, but I hate that Amazon and iTunes is still exclusively lossy. If lossless audio was readily available online (legitimately), I'd never buy another CD again.

I just picked up Circle Sessions this weekend. While I appreciate Disney releasing some of this material, it feels woefully short at 37 minutes, particularly since we know that many more tracks were recorded and play at the Carthay Circle itself.

Much of the music in World Showcase, still originating from 1982, was recorded specifically for the parks. You'll only find a lot of it via bootlegs, as Disney has never felt the need to release their original loops on CD (with the exception of the Forever kiosks, which didn't have any World...

Hey all. I was wondering if anyone had ID'd the more recently Stave Church loop at World Showcase. The only solid information I can find are the tracks on Utilidors (which don't mention artists) and the Disney Music Loops listing. Solid information elsewhere seems to defy Google. The source...

I got the Complete Recordings 3-Disc for $13.99 after shipping, so that strikes me as the most cost-effective way!

Groovy, thanks for the info, Soundman! As always, your experience at WDI is very welcome.