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Hiya eyore! Sorry, I honesty don't want to be 'semantics' police, but for issues like this I think it's best to be clear. :) I wouldn't say that there is or was a 'dispute' as there was a 'decision' that was made. As you mentioned in an earlier post, some artists feel that what they initially...

Welcome to the Board, Ravi! With "The Lion King" soundtrack being the first awarded the RIAA Diamond Award (over 10 Million Sold [and that was in1994]), the highly successful "Rhythm of the Pridelands" album (which greatly influenced "The Lion King Broadway" and was also created by Mr. Zimmer...

All we have to do now is organize the ritual! As luck would have it, I actually have a goat! Randy

Re: The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror - Exterior BGM Playlist Brilliant! But I'm not judging. ;) Randy

Re: The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror - Exterior BGM Playlist Very true. All those settings will play an important part in reproducing the effect. May I ask what DPMWJs stands for? I tried to figure it out, and I'm sure I'll feel rather dumb once I do find out, but I just can't make heads or...

Re: The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror - Exterior BGM Playlist I was at The Park yesterday (nothing worse that being in a meeting at Disneyland stuck in a conference room with the Sounds of Disneyland reminding you that your close, but no cigar). Anyway, while heading out, I remembered the...

Awwww man. Found it. Now, I'm still totally pleased with the standard version, but... but... awww man. I know, use the standard version to play with, and the Super Elite (if I can find one) to sit on a shelf and look good. OK, just justified trying to get the Super Elite. Many thanks!!! Randy

I made a mistake in listing which songs were on the "Fluppy Dogs" Read Alongs. I went back and made the correction. ;) Ooops. Ben C. ? You are correct! Thanks for pointing that out to me. "Give All You Got" is on "Totally Minnie". It appears that the version for "Fluppy Dogs: The Happiest...

This is a bit off-topic, but that lunchbox just brought back some memories. When I was a kid, I had a "BATMAN" (1966) luchbox - the real metal kind. The lid and back's illustrations were embossed into the metal to give it that dimensional look. Loved that thing. Well, quite a few years ago, I...

Hiya FluppyDog! It appears that we only released 2 products about the ?Fluppy Dogs?, and they were both Read Alongs ? those are the little Story Books designed to help beginning readers. They were released on both 7? vinyl and cassette. They?re both discontinued, but you may be able to find...

Re: i tunes? Sorry to say, but it could be a few months before anything new is released. I have pulled the masters of what I plan to release (they have already been digitally transferred), but I have yet to begin the research and restoration. The vintage iTunes releases are actually a side...

Re: i tunes? Okay... As You Wish.

The song "Walking Down the Middle of Main Street USA" was composed by Stu Nunnery and has a copyright of 1979 (Walt Disney Music Company ASCAP). As for what it was specifically written for, I don't really know. Perhaps someone here might have that info. Sorry I couldn't have been of more help...

An image of The One and Only Genuine Original... Bill! And I swear, I did not 'photoshop' this. Randy

You all may know of this already, but speaking of great finds - I was in a local record store (a real record store), and while flipping through the racks I found the album pictured below. Now 'Trumpets' was the album that sort of prompted The Archive Series we tried back in the late 1990's...

I think Rick is right, it could very well be at least a type of Mark Tree. Though it is claimed that it was invented in 1967, it seems to be a rather 'primitive' percussive instrument. I mean Asia had wind chimes centuries ago and it's basically the same idea - just tuned and organized...

Hey Professor! Bill is correct. This "Aristocats" album was released in 1995 (in both English and French) and I hadn't really started pre-production work on the "Classic Soundtrack Series" until the next year. Even then, the first three ("Bambi", "Cinderella", and "Sleeping Beauty") sat...

Woof! Woof!

Actually, this just might be better! :D

Well, it seems that the Pooh Recordings were never cleared for record. I imagine that the reason is similar to why "101 Dalmatians" wasn't originally cleared - few songs. Obviously, I know that The Pooh Series has a number of songs, but most are transitionary story events, or gags. The Sherman's...