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Give him time, I'm sure he'll come up with it.

I am occasionally amazed that anything ever gets done in the recording industry, ever. Not knowing anything of the legalities involved there's a great deal of "Greek" in your post, but it's obvious what an insane labyrinth the entire process is. Is the process this difficult for all of the music...

This is an interesting distinction that I had never thought of until this thread and I'm glad you brought it up. It's good to know how you draw the line between the two, even down to how the tracks are labeled. Of course it just makes me greedy to have your version of ridethrough megamixes now...

I hadn't realized that you had put together that set - I have it via the internet and wasn't aware of its origin. I hate that I didn't ever see it when it was in stores. In any case, I was so impressed by the track choices that I should have known you were involved - there were several things on...

Well this is a nifty idea! With new albums scheduled on an every-other-year basis, it would be excellent to use those off-years for other specialty products to appeal to true fans and music buffs (and the general public, if they find out the albums exist!). While it is troublesome to realize...

Oh no! I love that track :) Even though I'm WDW and not DL... That track was seminal for me from the 1980 LP I had when I was a kid. Something that made me sad for a long time was that the atmospheric live park music from the 1980 album never got much presence on subsequent releases. It's so...

Wow that's *awesome*. I'd never seen that before. It looks like it was slightly before my time but it's still way cooler than the record player I had. There were so many weird audiovisual toys that I missed out on somehow but found out about later in life - Fisher Price did some real wild stuff...

I forgot to add that I'm shocked that DLRP has never had an OA. I'm not sure how or why they would be reluctant to push that through...

I just wanted to add my thanks to Randy for all his hard work and devotion to the subject, as well as his willingness to engage us in these forums. It's a rare thing and I, for one, appreciate it very much. This music is a subject near and dear to me, and is something the company overlooked for...

Re:old Disney Channel morning song HELP You have officially blown my mind. I can still see those images in my mind... wow, that must have imprinted on me hard. Donald running to the stove with the coffee and frying pan... Mickey and Minnie in their car. Those were good times. Remember when...

wow... ... 10 points for the 'Wee Links' shoutout... and here's hoping they are still in a vault somewhere.

You have no idea of the unspeakable, horrible things I would do to get a tape/DVD of the old resort loops. Terrible things. You have managed to tap into one of my longest-running Disney audiovisual desires. I've often wondered, but never thought to ask online, if these old tapes were archived...

Woot indeed... Thanks for the great info. And yes, here's to quality CBJ recordings! I will literally pee with excitement if this happens. Now for a track listing... hmmmmmmmmm... hehe

Whoa... that came out weird. Sorry guys...

They did dub it and change the dialogue but it was VERY well done. The old footage is seamlessly integrated with the new, and the new footage of the mega-cities that are now part of modern China is amazing. It's also cool to think of them filming new Circlevision footage. That makes me happy. I...

Oh! I want to hear the original Spaceship Earth too. I still can hardly believe there was a version before Cronkite. I know I must have ridden it many, many times but i don't remember it at all. Of course, my first EPCOT trip was a week after it opened but I was only 5. I guess you just don't...

Thanks for the clarifications guys... I have a weird conglomeration of files, I suppose. Some sound master quality but have the "transportation noise" intros, some don't (the WDWF tracks, I assume). Some have the noise intros but are of crappy quality (live recording, I assume). And then there...

And while we're at it, what's up with some of them having two versions, one of which is just *slightly* faster than the other? Whaaa?

Hi guys, I looked in the archive and couldn't find anything so hopefully I'm not duplicating anything recent... Does anyone know the order of the Fun to Be Free load area versions? I'm trying to sort everything out on my HD and a list would be much appreciated... thanks in advance Michael