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This may be a good place to check out. It's been released on CD again, as I have a copy that was sold through the Wonderland store. Perhaps it will show up on iTunes, as the link above is, I think, to an LP rip (and doesn't include the attraction mix and extra songs).

All these were available on CD from the now defunct Wonderland music store. You can probably find some of these for sale on ebay. Walt Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Soundtrack of the Fabulous Adventure - This includes a narrated story in addition to a ride soundtrack and five songs...

The old Disneyland virtual tour or audio tour for the blind tracks don't have a lot of narration, but they are interesting. There are 45 virtual tour tracks and 7 audio tour for the blind tracks. If you're looking for attraction flow-thru mixes, there's a great compilation, with 148 tracks...

Excellent response!

If you talking about this CD, the version of Wishes is not the same.

It's fairly inexpensive on Amazon (used prices look to start around $2).

06 - Can be found on either the "Music from the Park" CD or the "Cinderella (Music of Disney's Cinderella)" CD. 07 - Can be found on the "Disneymania, Volume 1" CD (artist is S Club). 08 - I'm not sure where this song originates from. I have a copy of it, but I don't remember where I got it...

I remember the artist was Linda Ronstadt, so I am fairly confident this is the correct CD. I think the other track comes from one of the Disney Mania CDs, but I don't recall offhand which one.

Yes, when I go home and check my list.

Here's my playlist for Wishes. 01 - 10 Minute Announcement (1:18) 02 - A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Instrumental)** 03 - 5 Minute Announcement (1:41) 04 - A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Instrumental)** 05 - Main Show (15:49) 06 - A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Vocal) (4:34) 07...

I don't collect DL music, so I'm not sure. I do know the 52m loop was, at one point, used for a special event.

Yes

Unfortunately, GBBT isn't in the loop used at Mouse Gears. The track that is in circulation was used at DL and while substantially similar to the EPCOT version, there are differences. The EPCOT version, which I haven't heard in Mouse Gears over a number of visits, runs 48:14. Here's my notes...

The exit village is a great place to hang out. The music loop played in the area is different than the music played anywhere else in the pavilion. The exit area conversation is also a nice added touch. I have a recording of it if anyone speaks Norwegian and can type out a script. :lol:

I put links to purchase each song in my playlist. There's only one song you have to purchase the CD for. The rest can be found on iTunes.

And you'd be purchasing items you can find at no cost at other places. In addition, several of his collections include music that isn't even accurate, so why pay money to get scammed? My advice, stay away from Extinct Attractions, especially considering the site has been reported to Disney...

I have this CD and I know it's not the source of the songs used in the loop I recorded. I also don't think it's the source of the entrance music, but I'm going by memory as I don't have a recording of it.

The main loop used at Caribbean Beach (mainly at the entrance and inside Old Port Royale Centertown building) is a bunch of steel drum tracks which I can't find a good way to record, plus, it's steel drum music and almost impossible to identify. If you want a real good steel drum loop, listen...

Unfortunately, I wasn't planning on updating it anymore. While I have a significant amount of information I could post, I haven't had the time necessary to dedicate to this side of the project. However, if you follow MagicMusic at all, a lot of music notes get added in the main forums.

In case you're interested, I compiled a playlist for this area a few years ago.