Music you can't get outta your head.

kellybus · Post by **kellybus** » Mar Sun 01, 2009 9:19 am

Music from the Electrical parade, Sticke in my head , cell phone, etc.

purple figment · Post by **purple figment** » Mar Tue 03, 2009 1:03 pm

Let's see--- of course, Small World. Then there is classic Epcot:

"Imagination, imagination, a dream can be a dream come true......"

"Veggie, fruit, fruit........."

"Just make believe, you're a tiny little seed...."

"Making memories, making memories, taking pictures is making memories...."

Now that I scrapbook, I really get that last one stuck.

Peerless83 · Post by **Peerless83** » Mar Thu 19, 2009 11:04 am

lets listen to the land

secondstar · Post by **secondstar** » Mar Sun 22, 2009 10:19 pm

For me, it's without a doubt Put on Your Sunday Clothes. It is by far my favorite song from Walt Disney World.

Upon returning from Disney in '99 (our first trip), I immediately begain "researching" Disney sites. I found plenty of tribute sites, as well as Disney forums like this. I soon realized there were other Disney zealots just like me. On one fan's site, he had several 15-second RealMedia sound bytes from Main Street., U.S.A., and one was that song. No title. When I heard it I immediately called my wife over. "That's the song in my head!!!" Neither of us knew the title.

On subsequent trips back to WDW, we would always wait on Main Street until "My Song" came on. "Are you crying?" my wife would ask. It was just my favorite song and, for me, it embodied Main Street., U.S.A. I was so obsessed with that one song, I frequently asked CMs to come out of the store onto Main Street and listen to what was playing so they could tell me its name. No on knew what the song was called. I was forced to point my video camera at a speaker and record a "live" version for posterity. Unfortunately, the quality was terrible.

I had resigned myself that the only way I would hear my song was by taking trips back to WDW. In fact, I had convinced myself I preferred it that way. It made the song all that more special. Then, while watching Wall-E, I heard Put on Your Sunday Clothes, which was very prominent throughout the movie. I bought the soundtrack and learned its name at last. My 8-year mystery was over. It wasn't long after I found it here. I had finally caught my white whale.

In the winters, I keep much different hours than during my busy season, and therefore I'm up much later. When I can't sleep, I find myself here, checking to see if I can hear my song. I'm glad I can't hear it "On Demand," because that would take the fun out of things. When it is available for queueing, however, it is a real treat and it takes me right back to my very first trip. And yes, I still cry every time.

Nz58cl · Post by **Nz58cl** » Mar Mon 23, 2009 5:59 am

Impressions de France, There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow and Two Brothers from the American Adventure are the ones that don't leave once I hear them. Not two bad really except that Two Brothers is a really sad song.

Nicc513 · Post by **Nicc513** » Mar Mon 23, 2009 9:33 am

I've been thinking a lot about CoP lately...and for some reason the "original" WDW song has been stuck in my head: "Now is the time, now is the best time, now is the best time of your life. Life is a prize, live every minute, open your eyes and see how you win it..."

purple figment · Post by **purple figment** » Mar Tue 24, 2009 2:11 pm

I don't know if this is the right place to mention it, but I just read secondstar's posting. His favorite, "Put on your Sunday Clothes", which is played on mainstreet is not actually a Disney song. It is from the musical "Hello Dolly" and can be found on that soundtrack. I am sure that the movie recording has words on it, but maybe the full soundtrack recording has an instrumental version. Who knows? Then he could hear it any time he wanted.

secondstar · Post by **secondstar** » Mar Tue 24, 2009 2:14 pm

purple figment wrote:I don't know if this is the right place to mention it, but I just read secondstar's posting. His favorite, "Put on your Sunday Clothes", which is played on mainstreet is not actually a Disney song. It is from the musical "Hello Dolly" and can be found on that soundtrack. I am sure that the movie recording has words on it, but maybe the full soundtrack recording has an instrumental version. Who knows? Then he could hear it any time he wanted.

Thanks for the info, purple figment. I couldn't find the instrumental version anywhere. I did locate the vocal version from "Hello Dolly" after I learned its name. I am still hopeful it is out there somewhere.

coasterfiend · Post by **coasterfiend** » Mar Wed 25, 2009 10:37 am

Boo To You parade theme . . . Happy Halloween!

Mandi · Post by **Mandi** » Apr Tue 07, 2009 11:48 am

As i 'm still not gone to WDW (i will be in 16 days!!!!!!!) my stuck in head song from there are
Imagination a dream can be.....
then great big beatiful tomorrow

but maybe it will change ins some weeks!

then in disneyland paris
like everyone.. it's a small world
grim grinning greedy ghost
just like we dreamed it parade music
then Animagique

samuraiblue · Post by **samuraiblue** » Apr Tue 07, 2009 3:59 pm

I get more of the Instrumental themes stuck in my head...

Innoventions Plaza Area Music from Epcot
Fantasmic Finale Score from DHS
The New Spaceship Earth Theme from Epcot

secondstar · Post by **secondstar** » Apr Wed 08, 2009 8:23 am

samuraiblue wrote:I get more of the Instrumental themes stuck in my head...

Innoventions Plaza Area Music from Epcot

samuraiblue, I like this loop a lot, as well!

theBIGyowski · Post by **theBIGyowski** » Apr Wed 08, 2009 11:14 am

Yeah...I found myself humming and whistling the Innoventions Plaza Area Music on my last two trips to Epcot. It's just great music is what it is!

samuraiblue · Post by **samuraiblue** » Apr Wed 08, 2009 11:47 am

It's definitely my favorite across the board. It was where I worked when I worked for WDW, so it got stuck in my head, now I just can't get it out!!!

Akyriel · Post by **Akyriel** » Apr Wed 08, 2009 2:53 pm

Ya I like "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" as well.... but the soundtrack to Fantasmic is always running thru my head.