Originally Posted By DDMAN26 Feel the flow, here we go, through the Universe of Energy. Feel it grow, see it glow, it's the Universe of Energy. Come through time, set the course. Sail the wind, tap the source. From the sea, to the skies, there's a force beyond our eyes. Feel the flow, here we go, through the Universe of Energy. Feel it grow, see it glow, it's the Universe of Energy. Cross the bridge, future bound. There's a flame, all around. From the sea, to the skies, there's a force beyond our eyes. Feel the flow, here we go, through the Universe, the Universe, the Universe, Of Energy. Of Energy. It had that early 70's late 80's cheesy vibe. It told you were you were. Where you were going. What you would feel. You can sing along or clap to it. I think it is.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA I love all the original / early EPCOT Center attraction jingles. 'Fun to Be Free' 'Universe of Energy' 'Listen to the Land' 'Tomorrow's Child' 'Imagination' 'Makin' Memories' 'New Horizons' -- ah, those were the days.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper One Little Spark is the best. Or Listen to the Land. Was never a fan of Tomorrow's Child or Fun to Be Free, though.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper I wasn't a fan of WoM. That building is apparently cursed for me. Never really liked WoM, never have been fond of Test Track.
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 I like both but if I had to pick I would like take WoM with a few tweaks and updates.
Originally Posted By PotNoodle I liked "Listen to the Land" and "One Little Spark" as well. I really miss the SSE descent music in the Irons version. That was beautiful. It was grand and sweeping--very emotive.
Originally Posted By ChiMike I have to say, Fun to be Free, both the time period versions and the instrumentals, are high on my list.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<Take it you are not into cars. I loved both.>> Nope, I love cars. But Test Track doesn't go deep enough into actual car stuff, and is a sterile, boring setting for a theme park attraction. World of Motion just never did it for me.
Originally Posted By ChiMike PotNoodle, great point out, while 1994, the Irons score is quite possibly some of the best EPCOT music out there. Same with the Broughton score for UoE. Too bad the same can't be said for his lame attempt to rescore SSE in 2007.
Originally Posted By MousDad "Small World" invented the theme park attraction song genre. "Yo Ho" and "Grim Grinning Ghosts" defined it. "One Little Spark" perfected it. Hard to argue against any of those for the greatest title, in my book.
Originally Posted By ChiMike Great post MousDad. A great way to put it! Perhaps Tiki prior to Small World, but I get the idea that Small World was the first ride thru.
Originally Posted By ChiMike >>F'in Destiny. *glares at Hokie*<< I know. Really. Maybe Hokie can play it on an IPOD while riding Hulk.
Originally Posted By leobloom Several of the Epcot songs, like 'Listen to the Land' and the Energy songs, didn't age very well. They sound like products of the late 70s/early 80s. If I hear 'Grim Grinning Ghosts' and 'Yo Ho' I don't associate the music with the late 60s. I like the Epcot music, but it doesn't have the same timeless quality of the best MK music.
Originally Posted By leobloom Anyone remember the Test Track "song" from the Official Album years ago? That was a horrible joke.
