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Keep in mind too that these new records could be entirely different takes and/or mixes from the original OST - Disney is infamous for previously speeding up tracks or parts of tracks on the OST.
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i for one would like to see an expanded ROCKETEER at some point from this label.
Other than MULAN and LION KING, is there really that much missing from the contemporary scores. It seems like most of them are well represented on the original albums except for those two..
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•The Lion King 20th – June 24, 2014
•Mary Poppins 50th – August 26, 2014
•Sleeping Beauty 55th – October 7, 2014
•The Little Mermaid 25th – November 17, 2014
•Fantasia 75th – January 3, 2015
•Pinocchio 75th – February 3, 2015
•Toy Story 20th – March 17, 2015
•Disneyland 60th – April 7, 2015
•Lady and the Tramp 60th – May 12, 2015
•Pocahontas 20th – June 23, 2015
•Aristocats 45th – August 14, 2015 (Available first at D23 Expo)
•Cinderella 65th – August 14, 2015 (Available first at D23 Expo)
Well, since Disney seems to be celebrating any anniversary ending in 0 or 5 with this line, I thought I'd compile a list of what could be on tap for 2016-2020. I separated out anything whose anniversary is less than 20 years because none of the 2014-2015 releases are for any scores that young
2016:
Dumbo (75th)
Make Mine Music (70th)
Song Of The South (70th)
Alice In Wonderland (65th)
One Hundred And One Dalmatians (55th)
Walt Disney World (45th)
Bedknobs and Broomsticks (45th)
The Fox and The Hound (35th)
The Great Mouse Detective (30th)
Beauty And the Beast (25th)
The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (20th)
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Atlantis: The Lost Empire (15th)
Monsters, Inc (15th)
Cars (10th)
Winnie the Pooh (5th)
Cars 2 (5th)
2017:
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (80th)
Bambi (75th)
Saludos Amigos (75th)
Fun And Fancy Free (70th)
The Jungle Book (50th)
Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (40th)
The Rescuers (40th)
Pete's Dragon (40th)
Aladdin (25th)
Hercules (20th)
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Lilo and Stitch (15th)
Treasure Planet (15th)
Meet The Robinsons (10th)
Enchanted (10th)
Ratatouille (10th)
Wreck-It-Ralph (5th)
Brave (5th)
2018:
Melody Time (70th)
Peter Pan (65th)
The Sword In The Stone (55th)
Robin Hood (45th)
Oliver and Company (30th)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (30th)
Mulan (20th)
A Bug's Life (20th)
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Brother Bear (15th)
Finding Nemo (15th)
Bolt (10th)
WALL-E (10th)
Frozen (5th)
Monsters University (5th)
2019:
The Three Caballeros (75th)
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (70th)
Tarzan (20th)
Fantasia 2000 (20th)
Toy Story 2 (20th)
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Home On the Range (15th)
The Incredibles (15th)
The Princess And The Frog (10th)
Up (10th)
Big Hero 6 (5th)
2020:
The Black Cauldron (35th) - Intrada already covered this one.
Rescuers Down Under (30th)
Dinosaur (20th)
The Emperor's New Groove (20th)
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Chicken Little (15th)
Tangled (10th)
Toy Story 3 (10th)
Inside Out (5th)
The Good Dinosaur (5th)
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i for one would like to see an expanded ROCKETEER at some point from this label.
Other than MULAN and LION KING, is there really that much missing from the contemporary scores. It seems like most of them are well represented on the original albums except for those two..
"The Little Mermaid," "Beauty and the Beast" and "Aladdin" are missing at least 30 minutes of score. Some of the best cues aren't even available on the original albums. "Pocahontas" and "Hunchback" are missing a significant amount of music, but "Pocahontas" is at least well represented on the original album. I'm sure a remastering is in order for some of the scores, especially "The Little Mermaid."
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No, but I figured I'd make a complete list of possibilities regardless.
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From http://www.myplaydirect.com/the-lion-king:
Walt Disney Records The Legacy Collection: The Lion King creates a sweeping musical landscape you'll never forget. This beautiful book-bound two-disc collectible set features the captivating award-winning music from the movie; including the evocative never-before-released score by Oscar® winning composer Hans Zimmer and never-before-heard demo recordings. Plus, this piece includes liner notes by the film producer Don Hahn and enchanting newly illustrated artwork by Lorelay Bove. Booklet also features rare character concept art from the film's original animation team. Walt Disney Records The Legacy Collection: The Lion King is a musical piece of art that every music collector should own and enjoy.
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Tracktimes and some tidbits.
So copies of this Legacy Collection CD were being sold early at Disney World during the Harambe Nights event at Animal Kingdom. I don't want to post a rip of it since it technically hasn't been released yet, but I will spill some dirt on it. This a fantastic album and it's great to see this score finally get a full release. Every bit of music from the final film is here as far as I can tell.
Here's the final tracklist.
Disc 1:
1. Circle Of Life/Nants' Ingonyama (3:59)
2. Didn't Your Mother Tell You Not To Play With Your Food (2:08)
3. We Are All Connected (3:02)
4. Hyenas in the Pride Land (3:51)
5. I Just Can't Wait To Be King (2:52)
6. Elephant Graveyard (4:48)
7. I Was Just Trying To Be Brave (2:16)
8. Be Prepared (3:40)
9. Simba, It's To Die For (0:48)
10. Stampede (3:22)
11. Mufasa Dies (3:27)
12. If You Ever Come Back We'll Kill You (1:38)
13. Bowling For Buzzards (0:30)
14. Hakuna Matata (4:08)
15. We Gotta Bone To Pick With You (1:08)
16. Kings of the Past (2:48)
17. Nala, Is It Really You (4:11)
18. Can You Feel The Love Tonight (2:52)
19. Remember Who You Are (7:48)
20. This Is My Home (2:45)
21. The Rightful King (11:46)
Disc 2:
1. The Morning Report (1:37)
2. Warthog Rhapsody (3:06)
3. We Are All Connected Score Demo (3:05)
4. I Was Just Trying To Be Brave Score Demo (2:16)
5. Stampede Score Demo (3:23)
6. Mufasa Dies Score Demo (3:27)
7. This Is My Home Score Demo (2:28)
8. The Rightful King Score Demo (11:42)
9. Circle Of Life Instrumental Demo (4:02)
10. Circle of Life Elton John (4:52)
11. I Just Can't Wait To Be King Elton John (3:37)
12. Can You Feel The Love Tonight Elton John (4:03)
Some notes:
The main five songs are identical to the versions included in past soundtrack releases.
Track 4 is the scene with Simba talking to Scar up to just before I Just Can't Wait To Be King.
Track 12 is from the scene with Scar telling the other Lionesses that Mufasa and Simba died. The music from the Hyenas chasing Simba out of the Pride Lands is at the end of Track 11.
A snoring sound can be heard at the start of Track 19. Oops.
Timon's Hula Song is at the end of Track 20.
Disc 2 has some online content linked to on the disc. Unfortunately, the website it's being hosted on isn't up yet. It just redirects me to a 403 Forbidden page. There's nothing in the book or on the disc that tells me what it is.
The Morning Report is the version from the Special Edition DVD.
Warthog Rhapsody is the version from Rhythm of the Pride Lands.
Not really sure what the Score Demos are about. They're earlier versions of the music I suppose, but they are still full orchestrations and sound similar to the music from the final film only with a bunch of minor changes here and there. It's still nice that Disney included them and they are neat to listen to.
And the packaging. Rather than being in a standard CD case, this is actually a small book containing lyrics and concept art with two folders for the discs in the back of it. The fact that it's a book is nice, but I'm not a fan of the way the discs are held. It's easy for them to slide out or get scratches if you are not careful with them.
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Jun 10, 2014 - 7:12 PM
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WOAH
•The Lion King 20th – June 24, 2014
•Mary Poppins 50th – August 26, 2014
•Sleeping Beauty 55th – October 7, 2014
•The Little Mermaid 25th – November 17, 2014
•Fantasia 75th – January 3, 2015
•Pinocchio 75th – February 3, 2015
•Toy Story 20th – March 17, 2015
•Disneyland 60th – April 7, 2015
•Lady and the Tramp 60th – May 12, 2015
•Pocahontas 20th – June 23, 2015
•Aristocats 45th – August 14, 2015 (Available first at D23 Expo)
•Cinderella 65th – August 14, 2015 (Available first at D23 Expo)
It's a shame that this glory couldn't go to Intrada, but assuming the price is right I will be picking up a good handful of these
Disney isn't licensing any of their classic animated properties to anybody. They want those for themselves and good for them on releasing these to those of us that don't have them.
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Thanks for the additional information. Not sure if this has been answered. Are these limited editions or will these be produced years from now as demand merits?
I just hope these releases are successful enough so they can continue the collection the next couple of years.
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