By 1936 Disney was taking mescaline on a regular basis
and as a result his most famous work appeared: “Fantasia.”
Walt Disney and Josef Albers (tinyurl.com/c9lb5b2)






mega link (https://mega.co.nz/#!7gQwgBBA!bW2y9rcdm_LQGKVmi_tql4ALOQOtW-18lkppQMLYqBI)




ALBUM DETAIL
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Title ....... Music From Walt Disney's Fantasia
Artist ...... Various Artists
Released .... 1972
Label ....... London/Decca Phase4Stereo
Album ID .... SPC-21076 (Decca PFS-4260)
Genre ....... Classical
Sub-Genre ... Light Classical
Type ........ Compilation

TRACKS DETAIL
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01. [09:26] Bach: Toccata & Fugue in D minor (Camarata)
02. [12:30] Dukas: The Sorcerer's Apprentice (Bernard Herrmann)
03. [09:22] Mussorgsky: The Night on Bald Mountain (Leopold Stkowski)
04. [10:04] Ponchielli: Dance of The Hours (Stanley Black)

Playing Time: 41:22
Total Size: 94 MB

RIP DETAIL
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My Rip ...... Yes
Audio Type .. MPEG Version 1 Audio, Layer 3, 44100 hrz
Quality ..... CBR, 320 kbps, JointStereo
Device ...... Technics SL-1200MK2
Extractor ... Audition 3.01
Codec ....... FhG
Tag Type .... Id3v1, Id3v2

SCAN ART
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LP Sleeve Front & Back Scans


The "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" version is the same as the Bernard Herrman Conducts (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/bernard-herrmann-conducts-~-lprip-1977-mp3-133335/#post2344947) album

Thank you very much.

Walt took mescaline?

I don't know for sure, just get the prhase from that link
But that explains a lot, not only Fantasia ;-)

broken links? please,new links...

New link

Thank you very much, I've been looking for years! my LP is scratched...

My grandmother had this album! I use to listen to it all the time and pretend I was Stokowski.

nice upload, thanks