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[Chropistopy]

Does anyone know if there are plans for a Disney Dreams CD? I just saw the show on Saturday. I want the CD!!!! Also, does anyone know if the remixed versions of the traditional disney songs that they play in the atrium (that's where I heard them anyway) are available on a CD? Thanks!!

 

[Michelle]

Hmm, no, I've never heard a mention of a Disney Dreams CD. Good idea, though!

 

[Hopkins]

I would definitely buy Disney Dreams on DVD!!!, if Disney ever sold one. If they ever relaxed the "no taping" rule, I'd video tape it. I did see Disney video people taping it with stationary cameras last January, but I don't know what for though. Probably just for the archives.

Tina
Western Magic 1/18/03

 

[HappyGilmore]

I just bought this cd about a month ago from Walmart (I have also seen it on Amazon.com) I recognized one of the songs from it that they were playing in the terminal we were waiting to board the Wonder 9/1/02.
Once on the ship I saw this cd for sale as well. I love this cd (I like all of the Steamroller music anyway and mix it with Disney it can't get any better that that.) These are the songs on it...
1. Chim Chim Cheree
2. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
3. Under the Sea
4. Hakuna Matata
5. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
6. Go the Distance
7. Ballad of Davy Crockett
8. Heigh-Ho
9. You've Got a Friend in Me
10. When You Wish upon a Star
11. Reflection
12. Mickey Mouse March

 

[cruisnfamily]

Happy Gilmore:
I was looking for this CD and the only thing I could come up with is called Disney's Manheim Collection Is this the CD you bought?

We have 2 Manheim Steamroller Christmas Albums which we love. Is this the same type of thing? I couldn't find anything called "Manheim meets the mouse" though.

 

[cruisnfamily]

Correction:
Upon further searching I found:
Manheim meets the mouse $14.99
Disney's Manheim Collection $40.49

Both CD's have the same 12 songs...nothing extra on the "collection" Cd but it is listed as an "import" and is significantly more expensive. Anybody have a clue as to the difference between the CD's?

 

[inkkognito]

Hubby has purchased all of the Disney soundtracks with the songs from Disney Dreams (we have found several of them at the local used CD store) and made his own DD collection. Now he is trying to figure out how to get the song that is sung by Pete and Anne Marie off our video tape and onto his collection (please do NOT flame me...he videotaped it way back in the days before it was forbidden, and he did it all the way in the back of the theater so no one would be disturbed by his view screen).
Barb
Visit the Platinum Castaway Club at: www.castawayclub.com

 

[albiats]

Originally posted by inkkognito
Now he is trying to figure out how to get the song that is sung by Pete and Anne Marie off our video tape and onto his collection (please do NOT flame me...he videotaped it way back in the days before it was forbidden, and he did it all the way in the back of the theater so no one would be disturbed by his view screen).
Barb
Visit the Platinum Castaway Club at: www.castawayclub.com

Barb -
I bought a product from a company named 'Hauppauge' and it's called 'Win TV'. It has a simple connection to the PC using one of the USB Ports and then you also connect it to the Audio and Video Out connectors on your VCR. It cost somewhere around $50 two years ago.

I have a VHS-C Camcorder so I just play the cassette in the VCR and strat up the Win TV application and then I can make a digital copy on my PC. Actually, I can use anything that goes thru my VCR, including my cable tv.

After you have it on your PC, it could be converted to MP3 format so you could burn your own music CD. If you had a DVD burner, I suppose you could make your own Video DVD with it too.

There are other solutions available to accomplish it, but this one was inexpensive and very easy.

hope that helps