Theme park soundtracks that get stuck in your head

[John_P]

So EP have gone and actually recorded the song they got AI to produce for them in the final episode of the Construction Documentary, because why not! It is quite catchy.

It's on Spotify now as well.

 

[Matt.GC]

Ever since Disney uploaded that POV of Tiana's Bayou Adventure, I've really started to appreciate Splash Mountains soundtrack more and more.


From: https://youtu.be/Qf9pE7SGSac?si=Z0aHUBDLz0n67x0V

AKA the Song of The South soundtrack to us older folk?

 

[Trooper Looper]

AKA the Song of The South soundtrack to us older folk?

Pretty much, yeah. Great music though, quite surprised they made different versions for all 3 Splash Mountain rides though. The original one is more orchestral while the Magic Kingdom one is somewhat tamer.

 

[Trooper Looper]

Another earworm for me is The soundtrack of Apriama, and old indoor boat ride which used to be at Meli Park (Plopsaland). A ride which was actually created by the same people who would later on help design and theme both Bubbleworks and The Haunted House.


From: https://youtu.be/90dXNtO-itc?si=wAzThM0DB2LVFO9u

 

[Poisson]

From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6JvPbk02OQ

 

[Trooper Looper]

From: https://open.spotify.com/track/3HYUUQxZqB8t1yX0FveHiK?si=nkwkwPHMSbe1XJtLkQtTcA


Recently released by Bobbejaanland. A more spaghetti western version of El Paso Special's music, and boy did they do a good job with it!!

 

[John_P]

From: https://open.spotify.com/track/7AptPkdSQk3sFEw1FWpmUP?si=XW80si9_QQWWfMYyOd4KxQ


Still in my head nearly 12 months later

 

[Smiley]

Gotta keep moving along... It's a small world after all. Don't mess with the classics, and don't erase history - use it as a learning moment and be a better person.

 

[The_bup]

AKA the Song of The South soundtrack to us older folk?

… I think it’s wiser to just stick to Splash Mountain.

It is quite upsetting how such great music is locked behind a generally insensitive film.

 

[Smiley]

It is quite upsetting how such great music is locked behind a generally insensitive film.

The same can be said of many music artists (great music locked behind bad/flawed artists or music videos). I still listen to MJ (his pronouns are hee/hee), but wouldn't have nominated him for an OBE. Splash Mountain was a great ride, great theming, great music - and until it was told to me I had no idea about any negative connotations of the music.

Let's tip the Edward Colston statue in the water and change the names of schools/museums. But let's keep the schools/museums and all the other stuff he built on the back of the slave trade. Let's not sell them and make reparations....

Am I the only one that likes the Smiler music??