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Any more news lately?

Just Robin Hood (and that was a great surprise!).

Methinks they will move around more carefully and play safe now, instead of announcing 23746234234 titles at once with a planning they'll suffer to fullfill.

Has the tracklist been released yet?

Trailer of the Robin Hood soundtrack:

https://www.facebook.com/DisneyMusicEmp ... =3&theater


Description of the bonus tracks from the video:

I'm most interested in hearing a male version of "Love" and Prince John's "Not in Nottingham," but they all sound interesting. I think the music in this movie is already fairly country-leaning, so...

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The full Robin Hood tracklist will be revealed tomorrow.

https://www.facebook.com/DisneyMusicEmp ... =3&theater


Here's also the singing schedule at the Disney Music Emporium D23 booth:

https://twitter.com/DisneyMusicEmp/stat ... 7753110532

Here's the track list.




Source: https://www.facebook.com/DisneyMusicEmp ... 7832787091

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It seems like they only divided the music in 2 discs so nobody could say they went cheap and started to make 1 discs part of The Legacy Collection but well, can't complain much

No i think there is some mistake here. There is no bonus material listed here (the above mentioned demos and the Louis Prima album). And if the soundtrack in itself was split into 2 CDs they should not have numbered them starting with 16 on the second disc. Somebody messed up in this info. Also; it spells Maid Marian, not Main Marian

^ Yes, there has to be a mistake. It was previously announced that the set was going to have 41 tracks and that the second disc would contain the bonus material. This seems the tracklist of just disc 1.

Source: https://www.amazon.com/Walt-Disney-Reco ... B072KNL1G6

I snagged a copy today at D23. The sticker on it says "Over 40 Songs."

I will try to post the track list when I get back to a computer, unless someone beats me to it.

Beauty and the Beast is coming next.

Source: https://twitter.com/Escapay/status/886383204696850432

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Oh, yay! Of course it would nice to get something more obscure, too, but I'm happy to see another Menken soundtrack get this treatment! I hope the cover turns out great. I imagine it'll be a ballroom scene, but I'd prefer a shot of them on the balcony afterwards myself.

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Here is the track list:

Disc One

1 Main Title
2 Whistle Stop
3 Oo-De-Lally
4 Hail John
5 It's Only a Circus
6 Fortune Tellers
7 Enter the Sheriff
8 Skippy's Birthday Gift.
9 A Lost Arrow
10 Meeting Maid Marian
11 To the Winner
12 The Archery Affair
13 Fooling Ol' Bushel Britches
14 Archer's Processional
15 Sir Hiss Suspect
16 Well, Well
17 The Loser
18 Seize the Fat One
19 On Wisconsin
20 There You Are
21 Love
22 The Phony King of England
23 Double the Taxes
24 Not in Nottingham
25 Not Yourself Today
26 Bird Brain
27 Lower the Bridge
28 All's Well that Ends Well

Disc Two

1 Whistle Stop (Ragtime Demo)
2 Oo-De-Lally (Country Western Score Demo)
3 Not in Nottingham (Prince John Demo)
4 Love (Robin Hood Version)
5 The Phony King of England (Country Western Version)
6 King Louie and Robin Hood
7 Robin and Me
8 Sherwood Forest
9 The Phony King of England
10 Friar Tuck
11 Merry Men
12 Love
13 Robin Hood

(Tracks 6-13 performed by Louis Prima)

So awesome. I can't wait to see what it will include. I wonder if Snow White or The Hunchback will be included.

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Thank you for enlightening us, RyGuy! Much appreciated

And Beauty next... don't know what to think yet. I was so thrilled when I got the special edition soundtrack I doubt I won't double dip, but I'll wait to see what's inside first. Ah well, at least is Menken getting some love.

Finally! (*:dance:*)

Since Disney used to rely on the anniversaries of certain films, they've should've released the soundtracks for Snow White, Bambi, The Jungle Book, The Rescuers, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Aladdin and Hercules, since they all have anniversaries this year. Last year should've seen the anniversaries for Dumbo, Alice in Wonderland, The Fox and the Hound, The Great Mouse Detective and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Just got my copy of the Robin Hood set in the mail today. I've been listening to it (and Sara Evans' new album) most of the day.

I haven't read the booklet yet, but I did notice there seems to be less artwork by Bové than usual, and most of what there is are arrows/flags. The back cover is as nice as the front, imo. I love the ragtime demo of "Whistle Stop." The male version of "Love" is decent; although the singer strangely reminds me of Elvis Presley at points--randomly. I know these comments are pretty sparse, but I am very glad to happy a physical copy of this now.

I think the track I've been playing most often is "Phony King of England." Who knew a Disney song could be relevant in modern day U.S. A pox on the phony 'king,' indeed.

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Oh yes! Especially these lyrics:

"He stands alone on a giant throne pretending he's the king,
A little tyke who's rather like a puppet on a string.
And he throws an angry tantrum if he cannot have his way,
And he calls for Mom while he's suckin' his thumb."

Sounds pretty accurate.