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Man, that's just beautiful. Absolutely stunning.

Those hotel announcements are cool! That's the kind of material you'd think would be lost to time.

Haha, look at the next thread down on the forum.

IF ONLY THERE WAS SOME FORUM WHERE WE COULD TALK ABOUT JOHN WILLIAMS. *head-desk*

Hmm, Matterhorn loop's interesting. There's actually been a copy of this floating around for years that's almost twice as long at 19:57. It does, however, sound like crap, and your copy (though ten minutes shorter) sound superior sonically. Is the fadeout at the end yours, or was it on the...

As a film score fan, I'm REALLY excited about this, Randy. Intrada does stellar work and I'm glad Disney has finally partnered with someone to get this material out on CD.

It's worth noting that the mastering on many of the Forever tracks left a LOT to be desired (particularly at DL). Crappy fades, weird edits, noise beyond just tape hiss (like electronic buzzing), some truly ridiculous noise reduction on several tracks, etc. Granted, it's great that any of this...

To be fair, almost every Tokyo CD is just a release of their entertainment offerings (of which there are a gazillion). It'd be like if Disneyland released a 10-Disc box with Fantasmic, Soundsational, World of Color, etc. Granted, that'd actually be kind of awesome, but it's not the kind of...

I suspect Jay would frown upon posting bootleg artwork here. That said, wasn't that fanmade compilation distributed with a folder full of album art already?

Whoops, mistyped. Yeah, it's only 10 (sometimes 11) CDs. And it's worth noting that the new version is almost completely different than the old one. The 1996 edition is here. After that came the 2003 version, which is markedly different in many respects. Every disc is longer, almost maxing...

And this parade continues to astound me. Not that the Dancing Waters show is incredible or anything, but the very fact that it still EXISTS is rather mindblowing. Getting to hear things I wasn't alive to see in person is a thrill. As an aside (and if you don't mind me asking), is the fidelity...

Jay's more than welcome to do whatever he wants with anything I scan. I've told him as much in the past. I'd share more, but I'm not sure what we need / what people want.

It's a 12-CD boxed set from Tokyo Disneyland, featuring tons of parade and show audio, with some attraction audio thrown in every once in a while for good measure. It's got a few exclusive tracks of interest to American fans, like the complete Space Mountain Com Chat, and the Star Tours 1.0...

Dear Lord, it's like you opened a little treasure chest labeled "Righteous Stuff from WDW's Old Tomorrowland That People Have Wanted For Years." I'm not sure how far this rabbit hole goes, MMM, but I'm loving the trip down!

Already said this elsewhere, but I'll say it here too - this stuff is AWESOME. Lovin' IYHW and the CoP tracks.

Haha, sorry, I didn't think it'd be a chore! If you click on the attachment and the overlay pops up, just scroll down a little; at the bottom of the overlay, under the image, is a "Save" button.

Here's Fantasmic '92. Scanned it just a couple days ago, actually. The full version is 1000px square.

Awesome! The bitrate is pretty low, but beggars and choosers and whatnot. Just wish I could get ALL of it on CD or at a higher bitrate someday.

Cool! Interesting that the tape was apparently housed at Disneyland, inside of the American Sings building. Does anyone remember hearing this anywhere in the park? I was three years old at the time, so my memory's a bit spotty. ;)