Mousetalgia Episode 224: Romance at Disneyland, Composer Jim Dooley

Mousetalgia! - Your Disneyland Podcast

Jeff Baham

Leisure, Society & Culture, Places & Travel

4.4 • 776 Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2013

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

It's Valentine's week, so Mousetalgia gets romantic with tips, tricks, and ideas for making your stay at the Disneyland Resort especially wonderful for you and your other half. Napa Rose or Steakhouse 55? Disneyland Hotel or Grand Californian? We give our opinions. Also, Emmy-winning composer Jim Dooley joins us to talk about making magical music for Disney, including his work on Epic Mickey 1 and 2, the Pirates of the Caribbean score with Hans Zimmer, and The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning. Plus - our salute to the work of Tony Baxter (hint: it includes a touch of accordion), and a bonus review of Epic Mickey 2!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Happy Chinese New Year. It's Mastalgia.
0:02.5	February 11, 2013.
0:11.7	Hold on to your hats and glasses.
0:14.1	This year's the wildest podcast in the Willis. Real Fries Moustalgia
0:31.6	Everybody meeting pretty?
0:33.6	I'm on with the show.
0:46.2	Welcome to My Lestalgia, your podcast about Disneyland, Disney California Adventure, and everything else Disney. I am your host, Dave, and with us today we have Jeff.
0:49.2	Love is a song.
0:52.0	Kristen.
0:53.0	This is the night
0:54.8	Becky
0:55.9	Oh
0:57.8	All right
0:58.8	There it is
1:01.0	Wow
1:01.3	All right
1:01.9	So if you haven't caught
1:04.5	onto the theme
1:05.3	Today we are going to
1:06.9	talk about Disney and romance
1:08.9	So today we're going to start off with a Mousal Roundup.
1:15.1	Get ready for the weekly Mousalier Roundup.
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