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The score is unreleased.... not even a promo has surfaced. Perhaps if Disney's experiment of selling Mark Isham's score to 8 BELOW exclusively on iTunes we may see more score releases. Its VERY frustrating how many great Disney scores never find their way onto cd.

THANK YOU... That's exactly what I was looking for. And based on what you have posted, I'm sure glad I didn't follow Bill's advice. The score tracks on the cd are really nice. Just don't pay more than $10 for it.

Helpful as always, Bill

I'm only interested in the dvd if the end credits have additional score not included on the cd... hence my question. Jim

Those who know me won't be surprised to learn that I rushed out to pick up the Bambi 2 soundtrack on the day of release, thanks to the inclusion of 6 tracks by the incomparable Bruce Broughton. Alas, only 9 minutes of his 50+ minute score is included on the cd, but what's there is beautiful...

Nobody has criticized the Club's DVD releases in this thread. So before you go ripping into Dr. Know and the gang in this thread, read it first. ;D

And how about the all new 2-disc OA for WDW? We're waiting, Randy....

Why not contact Edmonson directly? According to the concert notes on this page, he lives in Scottsdale, Arizona: http://www.brevard.cc.fl.us/~cbob/americana-01.html Good luck! Jim

The score for this attraction has been arranged and adapted by Jonathan Sacks from Randy Newman's score for Monsters, Inc. Here is an article describing the scoring session which took place last autumn: http://www.soundtrack.net/news/article/?id=692 Jim

Thanks for the translation... Man, I wish they would leave the inane chatter off these releases. I would love to have Gavin Greenaway's music in its unadulterated form... same for Share a Dream Come True.

Paging, Sharon.... Sharon....? Sharon....? Maybe she's fallen and she can't get up.

I've gotten bored with these specials as well. They all seem to be made up of bits and pieces of the same interview with Tony Baxter and some theme park journalist -- you know, the guy with the beard. Some pretty camerawork, but when you've seen one, you've seen them all. Frankly, the Disney...