Theme park music / soundtracks on CD's?

[ImagineEar]

Does anyone know if I can purchase anything like what I hear on LIVE 365? Specifically like Mouse World Radio with the ride soundtracts?

 

[CinRell]

I have "The Happiest Celebration On Earth" Official ALbum of WDE... got it at my last visit to the world.. however they also have it on amazon, ebay, etc.... it's a 2 cd set. I also have "Walt Disney World Resort Official ALbum" .. from another visit, but also available online. Some of the songs on both are outdated but it's a great cd.

 

[vanessat]

I purchased a couple of months ago Disney's Greatest Hits, which consists of 3 cds of original soundtracks songs from classic Disney movies as well as of newer movies, as well as songs from the theme parks, such as parade songs and Pirates of the Carribbean son (yo-ho). My dds love it!

I do not know if it is available in the U.S., but it is distributed by EMI / Walt Disney Records.

 

[DisneyDadFaNaTic]

I also have the "Official Walt Disney World" soundtrack. It has ride sounds from all 4 Disney World Parks. We bought it three years ago and it is still in my CD player.

You can also get other great selections.
-The Haunted Mansion Ride has its own CD with classic tracks from the original ride.

-The Main Street Electrical Parade

-The Spectro Magic Parade

-Wishes

-"Superstars" (I think?) is a series that has stars doing some of the Disney classics

-The "Radio Disney" series (which can be purchased at most Wal-Marts or Best Buys) also have some great songs.

-There are Disney Children's albums out (we have 3 or 4 of those).

-Movie Soundtracks

-Broadway Show Soundtracks

-"Oh, Mickey Where Art Thou" - Bluegrass Disney

Just about everything you need is out there. Most of this is easily attainable at Downtown Disney. It gives you a great excuse to plan a trip to Disney World.

Good Luck!

 

[Makua]

You can purchase music from all the parks at Once Upon a Toy at DTD, they have a big selection

 

[RyMickey]

Many of the online radio stations play songs that were exclusively found on "Disney World Forever" kiosks that used to be located around the Walt Disney World property. They contained music from nearly every ride in every park. Personally, I thought they were great (I mean, where else could you get the Swisskapolka...and if you don't have a copy of the Swisskapolka, you don't know what you're missing ), but they were expensive ($19.00 for a cd of 10 songs). For the cost, you got to choose whatever mix you wanted on your cd. I thought they were great, but supposedly they were too expensive to maintain and Disney got rid of this system several years ago.

Therefore, there really isn't a place to get things like "Frontierland Background Music" or "Old Epcot Entrance Plaza Music." However, like others have said, there are two really great theme park soundtracks out. The newer one is a two-disc set and is really comprehensive if you don't have other soundtracks (if you do, like me, you may find the cd not worth buying). The older one, which can be found on eBay and maybe on Amazon contains older music like "Universe of Energy," "Tomorrow's Child," from Spaceship Earth, and "The Main Street Electrical Light Parade."

 

[magicaldisney]

Go to this site, you should be able to find a lot of what you're looking for

laughingplacestore.com

 

[JRawkSteady]

IRC used to be available...you used to be able to get ALL area music and ride audio... but it seems the site has been abandoned.

 

[rayelias]

Many of the online radio stations play songs that were exclusively found on "Disney World Forever" kiosks that used to be located around the Walt Disney World property. They contained music from nearly every ride in every park. Personally, I thought they were great (I mean, where else could you get the Swisskapolka...and if you don't have a copy of the Swisskapolka, you don't know what you're missing ), but they were expensive ($19.00 for a cd of 10 songs). For the cost, you got to choose whatever mix you wanted on your cd. I thought they were great, but supposedly they were too expensive to maintain and Disney got rid of this system several years ago.

Therefore, there really isn't a place to get things like "Frontierland Background Music" or "Old Epcot Entrance Plaza Music." However, like others have said, there are two really great theme park soundtracks out. The newer one is a two-disc set and is really comprehensive if you don't have other soundtracks (if you do, like me, you may find the cd not worth buying). The older one, which can be found on eBay and maybe on Amazon contains older music like "Universe of Energy," "Tomorrow's Child," from Spaceship Earth, and "The Main Street Electrical Light Parade."

Anywhere you can purchase the Disneyworld Forever CD's? Or get stuff from them?

 

[PanamaMike]

Check out:
http://www.atlantisattitude.com/audio/Audio/
It has a large selection of downloadable WDW tracks.