Subsonic Radio

FRD714 wrote:I'd love to get a hold of those Rock n Roller Coaster pre launch narrarations and countdowns. Been looking for them for years. Anyone ever see those on a CD?

mflemin1 wrote:Does anyone know if this is where I can get the music from Soarin' at EPCOT from when waiting in line to get on the ride? Is this the place to get that?

cy1229 wrote:Hubby just told me he would LOVE a cd with the Tower of Terror hotel music on it. Can anyone get me a list of the individual track names, and/or where I can buy it?

Please?

Thanks!

rdeacon wrote:Here is a link to the music they play.

http://www.disneymusicloops.com/wdw/wdw ... oarin.html

You should be able to find most of those tracks on iTunes or Amazon

Rich

rdeacon wrote:Here is a link to the music they play.

http://www.disneymusicloops.com/wdw/wdw ... oarin.html

You should be able to find most of those tracks on iTunes or Amazon

Rich

Jacca5660 wrote:It's funny that people want to know how to get copies of the music. Most of us who have been here for any period of time have bought a great deal of it on our own!! It's out there you just have to keep looking. The one problem is that you find yourself buying a CD for that one track you don't have. Disney has a nasty habit of selling you a bunch of stuff you already have to get the one or two new or different tracks that weren't on the last CD!!

jaredorth wrote:

rdeacon wrote:Here is a link to the music they play.

http://www.disneymusicloops.com/wdw/wdw ... oarin.html

You should be able to find most of those tracks on iTunes or Amazon

Rich

Thanks for the information. I can't wait to check it out. I've been using MouseBits.com but there are still some files that Subsonic has at much better quality.

aboden wrote:

jaredorth wrote:

rdeacon wrote:Here is a link to the music they play.

http://www.disneymusicloops.com/wdw/wdw ... oarin.html

You should be able to find most of those tracks on iTunes or Amazon

Rich

Thanks for the information. I can't wait to check it out. I've been using MouseBits.com but there are still some files that Subsonic has at much better quality.

Generally if it's commercially available they won't let it be posted. I got a lot of mine from a source that was closed down a long time ago.

I wonder how much music has Disney Parks produced? How much data would that be if you had everything? I was just curious about that while reading this thread lol.

zammis wrote:It would be about 10000000000 GB haha! I wonder is Disney will continue to sell their newest attractions and area music, or are we going to have to record them ourselves now!?

Epcotmaniac wrote:

cy1229 wrote:Hubby just told me he would LOVE a cd with the Tower of Terror hotel music on it. Can anyone get me a list of the individual track names, and/or where I can buy it?

Please?

Thanks!

Here you are. I hope its helpful.

We'll Meet Again - Vera Lynn
When the Sun Sets Down South - Nobles Singers
Inside - Fats Waller
Jungle Drums - Sidney Bechet Ken Burns
There's A House - Henry Allen
Sleepy Time Gal - Glenn Miller
Benny Berigan - Can't Get Started
Mood Indigo - Duke Ellington
Wishing (Will Make it So) - Vera Lynn
Uptown Blues - Jimmy Lunceford
Remember - Red Norvo
Dear Old Southland - Noble Sissle
Jeep's Blues - Johnny Hodges
Pyramid - Johnny Hodges
Deep Purple - Helen Forrest & Artie Shaw
Another World - Johnny Hodges
Alabamy Home - Duke Ellington
Delta Mood - Cootie Williams

cy1229 wrote:Howdy y'all!

(see what I did there? )

I downloaded the Shazam! app to my phone and used it while listening to the complete Wilderness Lodge resort loop this morning. Let me first say, Shazam isn't great at recognizing all-instrumental tracks. It came up short on several, and even told me one was "Record Shop Lads" by Madmonk and another was "Magic Maze" by DJ Meel. Go to Amazon or your favorite music site and listen to them and then you'll see why I was like and

Anyway, here's what I came up with for this loop, in case you're interested. And if you're not, and still reading... well you must have a lot of time on your hands.

Several are from the Last of the Mohicans soundtrack:
Main Title
Promentory
Rival Walk and Discovery
maybe a couple others that Shazam couldn't identify

Several more are Aaron Copland tracks, notably from Appalachian Spring, Rodeo, and Billy the Kid.
Very Slowly
Buckaroo Holiday
And some others I recognized but Shazam couldn't identify specifically

Several can be found on an album titled "The Wild West" by the City of Prague Philharmonic, conducted by Bateman:
The Big Country / Moross
Dances With Wolves - John Dunbar Theme
How the West Was Won - Prelude
Silverado
Wyatt Earp

Also, the End Credits track from the Field of Dreams soundtrack is in there.

So that's a pretty reasonably complete list.

I've added a compilation album of Copland (well, two of them actually) to my Amazon wish list because I like Copland so much. And of course the Last of the Mohicans soundtrack and that Wild West album I listed above. That should keep me busy.

Happy listening!