Hello All,
I have been reviewing Disney's new World of Color website. Does anyone know if the audio to the new show will be available? Or, if it already it is? I'm a World of Color nut and like what I've heard so far![]()
Thanks in advance.
TomTO
I say as many as possible. Let's hope Randy is planning a WDW release soon.I mean how many Pirates/Mansion cds does one have to have...let the entertainment music get some release.
I say as many as possible. Let's hope Randy is planning a WDW release soon.I mean how many Pirates/Mansion cds does one have to have...let the entertainment music get some release.
Kudos to one of the few who knows the correct way to say this!I couldn't care less if I ever saw it again.
WoC doesn't NEED a CD.
I say, speak for yourself.
There are PLENTY of us out there would love to have that.
I say as many as possible. Let's hope Randy is planning a WDW release soon.I mean how many Pirates/Mansion cds does one have to have...let the entertainment music get some release.
And now we all know why Baskin-Robbins® makes 31+ flavors!Amen to that!I say as many as possible. Let's hope Randy is planning a WDW release soon.
Watch this, folks! I just automagically turned this topic into a poll on Disney Parks® snack foods! :angry:
Cast your vote! Multiple choice for those who can't make up their mind.
As do I. When I think about the mounds of garbage that Disney sells in the parks, and when I look at the number of non-Park exclusive CDs sitting on the shelves (does anyone really pay $19.98 for a Jonas Brothers CD at the Magic Kingdom when it can be found at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, or Target for $9.98?), I can't help but wonder why they don't have more Disney Parks music available to purchase. Where is my Tower of Terror CD? Where is my MK-specific Haunted Mansion CD? And where, oh where is my Sonny Eclipse CD? Let's get with the program, Merchandising!I do hope for a CD release.
As do I. When I think about the mounds of garbage that Disney sells in the parks, and when I look at the number of non-Park exclusive CDs sitting on the shelves (does anyone really pay $19.98 for a Jonas Brothers CD at the Magic Kingdom when it can be found at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, or Target for $9.98?), I can't help but wonder why they don't have more Disney Parks music available to purchase. Where is my Tower of Terror CD? Where is my MK-specific Haunted Mansion CD? And where, oh where is my Sonny Eclipse CD? Let's get with the program, Merchandising!I do hope for a CD release.![]()
What does this mean? Sure, Disney isn't the RIAA but this doesn't mean it cannot (and will not) protect their intellectual property, including the illegal distribution of audio.Disney isn't the RIAA.