Originally Posted By DJ7K Or one of your favorites if theres more than one. I'll have to say the Lion King. Love the instrumentals, especially "This Land" and "King of Pride Rock".
Originally Posted By brotherdave Released: Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl. Not-released (yet): 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Originally Posted By x Pirate_Princess x As soon as I saw the topic, I immediately thought The Lion King. I also enjoy POTCMC ... I have that one on my iPod for studying. I also enjoy The Little Mermaid, but it's only because Under the Sea was what my whole 6th grade class danced to, and I still remember it, and I'm trying to teach my girls the dance. So we listen to that song often.
Originally Posted By irishfan Oh and the Millennium Celebration comes in a close second. It's nearly 7 years since I first heard Reflections of Earth, and it's one of my all time favourite pieces of music.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 I definitely have to agree with The Lion King. I love the instrumentals on that album so much. I'd also add the Broadway albums of The Lion King & Beauty & the Beast.
Originally Posted By utahjosh Gosh, it's so hard to choose. But i'll list some of them - I agree with many of you: Anything Alan Manken: especially Hunchback, Mermaid, and BATB Millennium Celebration Lion King Original (and broadway)Mary Poppins Fantasmic!
Originally Posted By kari12177 I like the CD Disneyland Remember The Moments,it has all the ride music.
Originally Posted By Dznygrl Hmm, tough call. Anything theme park related is good, but as far as movies go: Pinocchio Hunchback Sleeping Beauty
Originally Posted By basil fan Very tough to choose. Some of the best are: Newsies Sleeping Beauty Aladdin Jungle Book Great Mouse Detective Basil of Baker Street <a href="http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/basil/bakerst.html" target="_blank">http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/ basil/bakerst.html</a>
Originally Posted By ToonKirby My top 5, probably in this order, would be (off the top of my head): Mary Poppins The Little Mermaid Nightmare Before Christmas Beauty and the Beast Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - kch, <a href="http://moviedearest.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">http://moviedearest.blogspot.c om/</a>
Originally Posted By schnebs Oh, good grief, you want me to choose among all the Disney CD's I have? All righty, then! Here's my top 5: Mary Poppins WDW HCOE Official Album DL 50th Anniversary Official Album Main Street Electrical Parade WDW Magic In The Streets Album
Originally Posted By SoThisIsLove It's like picking your favorite child...impossible. Little Mermaid (Part of Your World, especially..both Jodie and Pat just ROCKED their songs!) Hunchback (Tom Hulce's solo...oh, the chills, the gorgeous-ness!) Pocahontas (there are some beautiful parts and the animation in The Colors of the Wind...sigh!) Mary Poppins (especially in the overture...the strings, the harp) Aladdin Beauty and the Beast There are moments of brilliance in many of the movies, especially since The Little Mermaid era began.
Originally Posted By TMICHAEL Here's my top 5 in order: Disney's der Glockner von Notre Dame (If you haven't heard this musical, take the beauty of the original Hunchback score and multiply by 10.) Mary Poppins (movie) Julie Andrews just can not be beat. Little Mermaid The Millenium Celebration Tie: Lion King the Musical Beauty and the Beast the Musical
Originally Posted By DJ7K >> Under the Sea was what my whole 6th grade class danced to << For a minute I thought you were a teacher Another one came to mind recently, Oliver & Company. Billy Joel, Bette Midler, Ruth Pointer (of the Pointer Sisters) and Huey Lewis (of Huey Lewis and the News). But to really enjoy Billy Joel's number, "Why Should I Worry?", you have to see the movie or check out the Sing-Along Songs that features Dodger on the piano on the cover. And then the reprise when they're jumping car to car at the end, was fun to watch too.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I would have to say Hunchback would definately be at the top of my list. The Lion King has some great instrumentals, but the other songs (as with most things from the film) are overplayed, so that takes away from them a little. I also really like all the music from Pocahontas, but I don't have that CD (yet). There are so many great ones that, honestly, I don't think I would pass up having any Disney soundtrack.
