This CD was purchased circa 1993 in Adventureland of the Magic Kingdom (WDW). The artist has other albums available and are on Spotify as well. It's perfect background music for stress relief.
Bliss Abyss, es un excelente tema que utilizabamos en Kerigma Alfa, una comunidad de jóvenes Católicos, durante una actividad en Viernes Santo que se llama: Experiencia de Muerte. Al escucharla veo tantos rostros que formaron parte de mi vida... Dios los bendiga a todos.
I was debating posting this and only in late 2022 found out someone already had. I bought this tape (later on CD) at the Pirates of the C. gift shop in the Magic Kingdom as a kid and all these years later Bliss Abyss and Waterfalls in One Direction (I hope I got that right typing this fast) .. Track 2 basically .. those two and the way they blend together is still two of my favorite tracks/songs of all time. It reminds me of "better times" and even once when everyone left mid-day for diner and my family and I was just coming back (for the exact idea of what happened) ... we weren't there at the hottest and most crowded part of the day and somehow it felt like we had Epcot to ourselves ... what memories. There are two other tracks that reminds me of that . th-cam.com/video/1hgjqq6O6VQ/w-d-xo.html Beyond the Waterfall by Paul Spears and Ray Lynch's Celestial Soda Pop th-cam.com/video/9YtOWeAKTlo/w-d-xo.html ....both playing around the Wonders of Life area I miss classic Epcot
We're kindred spirits. We'd purchased the CD at the shop near Pirates. I remember listening to the album on a hammock at the Polynesian Resort many times. Frankly, much of the music around Tomorrowland (where you'll find your Beyond the Waterfall) and Future World at Epcot had similar sounds, all great. Better times at TWDC in my opinion, when quality seemed to trump profit margins, even if only in the guest's eyes.
I noticed in your playlist you had "Last Flamenco". If you haven't already and get the chance, check out Acoustic Alchemy live. I've seen them a few times. They tour the U.S. almost annually and their setlists often contain many older popular tracks, such as Jamaican Heartbeat.
Esse álbum curou minha insônia aos 20 e poucos anos, até hoje tenho o CD. Maravilhoso!
My favorite
Bliss Abyss, es un excelente tema que utilizabamos en Kerigma Alfa, una comunidad de jóvenes Católicos, durante una actividad en Viernes Santo que se llama: Experiencia de Muerte. Al escucharla veo tantos rostros que formaron parte de mi vida... Dios los bendiga a todos.
Hermosa
my godness ,I feel so nosthalgic
I was debating posting this and only in late 2022 found out someone already had. I bought this tape (later on CD) at the Pirates of the C. gift shop in the Magic Kingdom as a kid and all these years later Bliss Abyss and Waterfalls in One Direction (I hope I got that right typing this fast) .. Track 2 basically .. those two and the way they blend together is still two of my favorite tracks/songs of all time.
It reminds me of "better times" and even once when everyone left mid-day for diner and my family and I was just coming back (for the exact idea of what happened) ... we weren't there at the hottest and most crowded part of the day and somehow it felt like we had Epcot to ourselves ... what memories.
There are two other tracks that reminds me of that . th-cam.com/video/1hgjqq6O6VQ/w-d-xo.html Beyond the Waterfall by Paul Spears and Ray Lynch's Celestial Soda Pop th-cam.com/video/9YtOWeAKTlo/w-d-xo.html ....both playing around the Wonders of Life area
I miss classic Epcot
We're kindred spirits. We'd purchased the CD at the shop near Pirates. I remember listening to the album on a hammock at the Polynesian Resort many times. Frankly, much of the music around Tomorrowland (where you'll find your Beyond the Waterfall) and Future World at Epcot had similar sounds, all great. Better times at TWDC in my opinion, when quality seemed to trump profit margins, even if only in the guest's eyes.
I noticed in your playlist you had "Last Flamenco". If you haven't already and get the chance, check out Acoustic Alchemy live. I've seen them a few times. They tour the U.S. almost annually and their setlists often contain many older popular tracks, such as Jamaican Heartbeat.