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| Captain Eo - Soundtrack - Unreleased Sampler Cat No: N/A. Country: N/A
Track 1: Intro Instrumental Score (James Horner) (1:08) Track 2: Captain Eo / Witch Spoken Dialogue (0:33) Track 3: Eo Music / We Are Here To Change The World (3:53) Track 4: We Are Here To Change The World Edit (2:59) Track 5: Another Part Of Me - Advance Arrangement (Ending Credits) (2:52) Track 6: Another Part Of Me - Advance Arrangement Edit (1:07)
Low-quality clippets of some songs can be heard by clicking the track names below. Please note that these clippets do NOT represent the quality of the recordings on the disc, but have been included to allow you to sample the musical content. (The mp3 files can take a couple of minutes to load - please be patient.)
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TRIVIA: Unreleased sampler CD featuring tracks from the Disney 3D mini-movie 'Captain Eo' starring Michael Jackson.
Produced by George Lucas and directed by Francis Ford Coppola, 'Captain Eo' was the most expensive film per-minute at it's time of release. The film also starred Angelica Huston, and was played at the special 3D 'Kodak Magic Eye Theatre' in Walt Disney World and at Disneyland, USA. The movie was later introduced to Disneyland Tokyo, Japan, and Disneyland Paris, France.
This sampler-disc includes the instrumental score from the film (made by renowned musician James Horner, who wrote the famous score for the movie 'Aliens'). It also features dialogue between Angelica Huston and Michael Jackson, two versions of the highly-underrated track 'We Are Here To Change The World' (not to be mistaken for The Jacksons' track 'We Can Change The World' from the 'Victory' album), and two 'Advance Arrangement' versions of the track 'Another Part Of Me' from the end credits (later to be included in it's entirety on the 'Bad' album the following year). Despite great demand for it, a commercial release of the 'Captain Eo' soundtrack was never issued, and is only available as a limited sampler.
CD Samplers Explained: Sometimes referred to as a 'CD-Acetates' or 'White-Labels', such sample-CDs are most commonly pressed on writable discs. The CDs are not factory-made (as commercial release CDs are), and are produced in very limited quantities directly at the 'mixing-suite', to showcase musical content and sleeve designs. Sample-CDs are frequently mistaken as Promo CDs, which they are not. Such samplers are unreleased, un-catalogued recordings made by outside sources (not by record labels) for demonstration purposes, as is the industry standard, and thus have NOT been created by Epic, Sony or MJJ Productions.
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MP3 CLIP:
We Are Here To Change The World
