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I'm guessing that in addition to only being sold at the parks, that it may have not had many pressings because of Luminaria. That show only lasted on season at DCA. I do remember seeing the "Holiday Magic" CD at Disneyland even two years after it's release, but since then...nothing.

How is "Meet the World"? Is it the same version as the TDL Music Albums, or a new one?

Yeah, I have to admire his hypocrisy there! He's saying how everyone should "share", and those darn copyright laws are just mean and getting in the way of "sharing". Well, my definition of sharing doesn't involve charging people for something that doesn't belong to me. His reaction is similar...

Hmm...I'd say "worse", only because hardly any of the music on this new CD is actually at the parks. So, it's misleading at best. The "Magic Kingdom" thing, although stupid, didn't take away from the fact that all of the music was stuff actually heard inside the parks. But, I have to say...

So...exactly why did they label this a Parks CD? I guess the 3 tracks from the previous park holiday CD's counts? I think I'll skip out on this one. I'm sure none of these tracks play in the parks, not even the actual park tracks.

That's the thing I noticed. The first one seems to have been a park release only. the "Season of Song" album was released nationwide by WDR. I have no idea why they cut 3 tracks...seems odd, unless there were some strange rights issues. I have both as well, but the copy of "Christmas Around...

Yeah, I'm going to say that the high-quality Phantom Manor music box and orchestral tracks are worth the price alone. I'm happy to finally have the music box track sounding so nice!

Thanks, Yoshi! I was also afraid that your site was gone forever. I'm very happy to see you just moved it. You're site is an invaluable source for what's coming out at TDR. Thanks for all you do!

Ok, the 2003 Disneyland CD and the Japanese release are identical. So far, that has been the only "solo" CD release for Disneyland's HMH. However...Randy included the original 2001 edition on the "Musical History of Disneyland" boxed set. The "premier edition" as it's called on that set is...

Well, it's kind of a mixed bag actually. Although Disneyland doesn't release much of it's entertainment offerings, it trumps DLP in the attraction audio department. DLP releases most of the entertainment, but they often botch it up with poor editing and inconsistencies, and then release repeat...

Thank you for the heads up on this. I'll have to track down a copy for myself now.

Hey, Randy, thanks for the update on the "Black Box". Even though there is no new audio (thanks for not letting them do that), the set still looks really nice. I love the look of the box cover, even just the scanned image. It's pretty classy. If I was going to the event, I would get this for...

Oh, Randy, why must you torture us so?? :itunes: I'll be one of those on Ebay bidding for one of those limited black boxes...GRR!! I hate missing out on any good audio projects. I'm looking forward to this release, because of the new material, and some familiar things returning in new ways...

Oh, by the way, I just found the revised cover art for this set. After recent events, it was felt that this revision was a better reflection on the brothers.

It was not available from the kiosks at Disneyland or Walt Disney World, but you're right, it has been released before. The thing is, it was released on cassette only, I think in 1999. There was no effort to reproduce the record's artwork either...instead it was a generic shot of the outside...

Wow, that's quite a track listing! I know that you could release a huge boxed set of the Sherman Bros. material because there's just so much, but I have to say that you crammed in a really good assortment of their best stuff on just 2 discs! Also, I notice this is the first time anything from...

Hey, you won't hear any complaining from me. If I don't want something, I don't buy it. I love the fact that you were able to include the reproduced artwork for this, that's great! It's good you protected it and made sure it survived moves and stuff. I can't wait to see that. That's the...

I thought "Festival of Festivals" was actually EPCOT's Laserphonic Fantasy? They shared some similarities, but the Electrical Water Pageant track is different. I don't know if that's shown up on CD yet.

Is there any way to save the MP3 from the site? I've tried, but the software used doesn't allow that. I'd love to add this to my collection somehow.

Yes. It is the synth version of the track, but still is nice anyway. I would love an actual piece of Timekeeper score on an official release, but this is as close as we've gotten.