Subsonic Radio

Yes there was definitely a decline in the Disney parks during the second decade of Eisner. However, I feel that Iger has put the focus and resources back on developing the parks.

I'm a big fan of the Everest queue, but then again I am totally fascinated by Nepal and its culture. Also Indiana Jones Temple of the Forbidden Eye is great with all of the interactive line features, I kind of remember that being the first one where the line was just as cool as the ride. I hear the ...

I heard on a WDW Today podcast that they're going to add third track to Toy Story Midway Mania in part of the Backlot space. No idea where they got their info but they're more in the know than I. Thought I'd throw that in there. Do you remember which episode it was? I've listened to some of Jim Hil...

I rode it. It was was fun but so over the top and frenetic it was difficult to really get into it. Fun nonetheless, but not Disney quality.

Great piece MadEye. I've gotta admit I really miss Horizons, and Figment's original ride too.

Agree with the above statement. Have such great memories of Epcot in the 80s.

One of of my favorite new stations. Thank you!!

I've loved it. Thanks for all the different selections!

I'm just training to not die on my walk to the end of the driveway to pick up my newspaper.

Ha! It's all good. You're amongst friends.

Happy Anniversary and thank you for the all the good times you've reminded me of by playing these stations.

I recall in the late 80s there being a cool electronic keyboard version of Saint-Saens' "Aquarium" playing at the EPCOT entrance. I don't believe it is the same version over at "Impressions de France". If anyone knows if that has been uploaded I'd REALLY appreciate it.

I think I'm going to buy the Epic Mickey soundtrack. The game definitely had its flaws but the music was definitely not one of then. It was probably the best part of the game! Once I buy, I'll upload. Cause everyone should enjoy the darker versions of so many treasured tracks. Just added to my Spot...

If they got Edward Herrmann to narrate I would go just to listen to him read the telephone book. I guess his rates are too high.

Love it, thank you Len90!