Hiya jonyyeh!
Wow, I?m kinda baffled. Though I do remember some mis-print in the text on the first run, but what you have described is totally different. ?Remember When? ? the 50th Anniversary Theme Song performed by LeAnn Rimes had (from the mastering stage) always been at track 11 and I, more often than not, put the fireworks at the end of the album as a Finale, so ?Remember, Dreams Come True? is the last track and in this case track 19. And what you are saying is that track 11 is the fireworks ?Remember, Dreams Come True? and that the last track is ?Remember When? the Anniversary Theme as well as a mis-print in the text.
I really don?t have an answer for you. One master was created and all subsequent production masters were made from that and the track order has remained the same. You must have purchased yours in a parallel universe ;-)!
I can answer the Universal question however. Up until about five or six years ago, Walt Disney Records distributed our own products with a distribution center in Indianapolis, IN. With the market getting so huge, it was decided that we needed a bigger presence in the marketplace and we joined in agreement with Universal Distribution ? the largest media distributor in the world (if I?m not mistaken). Universal distributes many, many record labels besides ours. Yeah, it?s kind of ironic that we?ve teamed up with Uni after our ancient history, but those old days of studio rivalries are long gone. It may not appear so on the surface, but everyone works with everyone in some way or another these days and Universal Distribution's prominence has helped us get into markets we had no access to before. Walt Disney records is still owned and operated by the Walt Disney Company, but our products are distributed by Universal.
So there ya have it!
Randy Thornton
