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Ahhh, k, was just wondering. Its only about £5 in HMV as well! Why are different things OOP in some countries, and not in others? I wonder....

brotherbear wrote:I have the imported The Aristocats Soundtrack, and it's great. Yes, it's in english, and the sound is great. The soundtrack includes almost every score track to the film as well. Would you like a copy of it?

I have the LP "'The Aristocats' and Other Cat Songs". It features the Mike Sammes Singers singing the title song as well as "Everybody Wants to Be a Cat" with Phil Harris along with the Mike Sammes Singers. There was one song "She Never Felt Alone" by Robie Lester, that was not included in the film, but it was part of a delete scene where Thomas O'Malley propose marriage to Duchess. That song was not featured in the film as I said. The last three songs are "Thomasina" by the Wellingtons, "Siamese Cat Song" (from "Lady and the Tramp") and "That Darn Cat" by Louis Prima. Those three songs had nothing to do with the movie. It was on the original Disneyland (now Walt Disney Records) yellow label.

atlanticaunderthesea wrote:SpringHeelJack, is there any possibility that you could send me 'Tomorrw is another day' from The Rescuers ? I would love it if you could, as I only have a version sung by someone else, and not featured in the original movie.

Many thanks if you can!

I'll do one better. Instead, I'm just going to upload the songs I have. Keep in mind they are just audio rips right from the DVD, but the quality is not bad.

The Journey (Who Will Rescue Me?)
Rescue Aid Society
Tomorrow is Another Day
Tomorrow is Another Day (Reprise)

I hope these work!

Thanks for the Rescuers tracks. I never got the DVD (been meaning to) so I couldn't do my own grab yet.

I just ordered the Aristocat CD on that Amazoin link. The US Aristocats CD only had the songs. It is different from this import which appears to be along the lines of the US Disney Soundtrack releases of the 1990's (What is Randy Thorton doing these days anyway?) I'd like to get that cut song Robbie Lester sings. Anyone have that in MP3 form? I hope it will be on the DVD set at least.


Where can you get the bootleg Black Cauldron? I have the record LP. I never found the CD of the official release at a reasonable price to buy one.

UncleEd wrote:I'd like to get that cut song Robbie Lester sings. Anyone have that in MP3 form?

Ta-da! She Never Felt Alone!

As for "The Black Cauldron", you can buy a re-release of it on iTunes. It's not the original, it's from like a CD made with Elmer Bernsteain and the Utah Symphony Orchestra, not to mention it's far from complete, but it's quite nice to have.

Thanks, man! You rock! I'm dowloading it right now. It's always neat to hear songs that were cut and even cooler to hear them when they went all the way to the final recording stage.


The Itunes Black Cauldron is the same as the LP I have. I've been holding out for a CD over Itunes When it's been out on an official CD I"d rather own the CD than a download. I was hopingthat there was a place to get the bootleg expanded version. And if DIsney ever officially released that I"d buy it too even if I had downloaded it. That's just how I am.

SpringHeelJack, thank you so much for taking the time to put them up! Really kind of you! But there is a problem with my downloading; it won't let me! Grrrrr! Thank you anyway!

How do you actually make DVD audio rips? As they are very cool

there are several different programs, I use Audio Hijack. If you just google "dvd audio rip", you can likely find one.

Later tonight, if you want, I can e-mail you the songs from "The Rescuers".

What program do I need to hear the Robbie Lester song? It won't open in any I have.



I use Cool Edit to record audio from DVD. Does audio ripping sound even better?

atlanticaunderthesea, I just emailed you the song.

uncle ed, try iTunes. It may be the only program that will play the song, I'm not 100% sure.

Also, I've never used the audio rip program you've mentioned, I've only used Audio Hijack, so I can't compare, but I've never had an issue with it.

Does anybody have the Bambi album that was on limited run?

Do you need an Ipod to use Itumes?


I have the sountrack album for Bambi if that's what you mean. I didn't know it was Limited. 101 Dlamatians was limited and I luckily found that in a used CD store for a mere 4.00! That completed my collection of the 90's remastered CD sets. I guess they don't redo them because thereis nothing more going on in CD technology.

No, you don't need an iPod to use it. You can download it free at apple's website.

UncleEd wrote:What program do I need to hear the Robbie Lester song? It won't open in any I have.

From what I've seen of the files being put up for download, they're basically AAC (*.m4a)... which should be playable by Winamp. iTunes will do it as well, of course, but Winamp is a simpler solution.

UncleEd wrote:I use Cool Edit to record audio from DVD. Does audio ripping sound even better?

The program you use doesn't really affect the quality, just how convenient (or inconvenient) recording from the DVD is. The audio on most DVDs is multichannel AC-3 (a lossy compression algorithm) at 48KHz... so you can't really record the audio from a DVD exactly as it's encoded on there; not unless you have software capable of extracting the AC-3 stream and playing it back. A multichannel sound editor (Cakewalk Sonar, Adobe Audition, etc.) would be useful, as well. All most people are able to do is record a downsampled version of the DVD's 5.1 audio to a stereo WAVE file at 48KHz and convert it to MP3 or MP4 from there.

SpringHeelJack, thank you so much for the songs! They all work!! Thank you so much for taking the time to email them; they are very much appreciated.

im having a hard time downloading from megaupload..can anyone be so kind to email the she never felt alone song to me at akhenaten_1881@yahoo.com and doesnt anyone want to trade songs with me...at all?

FOUR YEARS LATER.

So, I've ALMOST finished up my Disney Animation Soundtracks Collection, and the ONLY one I can't seem to find is Song of the South. Of course. Does anyone happen to know where I might be able to find it? From what I can tell, the best release was the 1956 LP release:

http://www.songofthesouth.net/memorabil ... l4001.html

If anyone knows where I could get it, I'd be forever grateful. Thanks!

As was already posted, Intrada has been granted rights by Disney to release "Up" on physical CD already. But, from the sounds of it, it may be just the tip of the ice berg. I'm thinking there is a great chance we may get other un-released or rare albums from the Disney vaults this way soon. Which, if true, would be really sweet! Take a look:

http://store.intrada.com/