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— amazing site with tons of interesting MP3 downloads #Ashcroft creates task force for copyright violations
— I’m hoping this is an early April Fool’s joke #Toronto court rules music sharing legal under Canadian copyright law
— plus, the Canadian RIAA can’t subpoena ISPs for names #Historical relationship of height to success
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— I noticed it this morning, but was waiting from comments by Dave #Newsmap, Google News visualization
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— badges badges badges, mushroom mushroom via John Walkenbach #Disney's New York World's Fair Box Set
At the 1964/65 New York World’s Fair, Walt Disney and his team of technicians debuted several new attractions, each with a corporate sponsor: Ford’s Magic Skyway, General Electric’s Progressland, Pepsi’s It’s A Small World, and the State of Illinois’ Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln.
I’ve posted a four-disc, 46-song collection of unreleased and rare audio from all four attractions, including outtakes and demos from the original recording sessions. The entire box set can be downloaded via BitTorrent from my new tracker.
Update – March 10, 2009: Disney’s going to be rereleasing this classic as a box set, so I’ve taken this download offline. Go buy it on Amazon!
According to one Disney fansite, the album was partially developed by Disney but never released because of conflicts with the outsourced record label. (Personally, I found it in alt.binaries.multimedia.disney on Usenet.) If anyone has more information about this collection, I’d love to hear it.
The complete track list is below.