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"Ross speaks Williams’ unique musical language fluently, and has previously adapted the “Star Wars” canon for the Star Tours ride in Tomorrowland and the rethemed Hyperspace Mountain."
I thought Giacchino did Star Tours?
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I thought Giacchino did Star Tours?
Giacchino did Space Mountain in the mid-2000s.
"John Williams, who composed the music for all the main Star Wars saga films, approached Walt Disney Imagineering about writing the music for the attraction. After evaluating the storyboards the ride sequences, Williams determined that a newly-written musical score was unnecessary. Instead, Williams suggested that the on-ride music should be the original cues from the films, along with unused passages from the film scores that he and his music editor found. Michael Giacchino provided additional arrangements of various Star Wars themes for use in the commercials and pre-show videos in the attraction. Also, the signature Star Tours logo chimes, composed by Richard Bellis, remained in the attraction. "
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Hey, what did I do now? Sad!
I have to remember to switch out the genero cover for this new one!
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My only hope is that in some years the nostalgia wave will also reach CDs.
It already did. Post on this board are the best example for it.
You'e a bad person. But you made me laugh. 
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