Huge inventory of Disney attractions video and music on DVDs
How to do Scouting with a Disney flair at home and on vacation.
Welcome to Subsonic Radio
Here you can relive your fondest Disney memories, by requesting the audio tracks from the attractions, resorts, and parades that you have come to cherish in the past and present. We offer one of the largest collections of Disney Theme Park Audio on the internet, as well as a friendly, helpful, and magical support staff. You can tune in at any time, with your favorite windows, mac, or linux based mp3 player. Start listening by selecting one of the streams on the left. Additionally, register an account to make requests and to setup your personal list of "Treasured" tracks, for easy retrieval of those often requested favorites.
Feel a little confused? Read the F.A.Q or send us feedback. We here at Subsonic Radio want to make your stay with us as pleasant and magical as a trip to the Parks.
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Start listening by choosing a stream that best fits your software and connection. The Request Stream plays tracks that you and other users request. The Scheduled Stream plays random tracks according to the Schedule page. |
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Requests 96k 68/100 Listeners
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A selection of music, chosen by our listeners
CD Quality - Use this for broadband connections (DSL, Cable, T1, etc.)
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Requests 64k 17/35 Listeners
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A selection of music, chosen by our listeners
Radio Quality - Use this for stingy work connections
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Requests 24k 5/15 Listeners
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A selection of music, chosen by our listeners
Tape Quality - Use this for dial-up connections
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Scheduled 96k 12/30 Listeners
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Hand selected tracks grouped by theme, arranged in a weekly schedule.
CD Quality - Use this for broadband connections (DSL, Cable, T1, etc.)
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Background 96k 22/30 Listeners
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All instrumentals, all the time. Listen to a mix of background/area music from the parks.
CD Quality - Use this for broadband connections (DSL, Cable, T1, etc.)
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Background 64k 9/30 Listeners
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All instrumentals, all the time. Listen to a mix of background/area music from the parks.
Radio Quality - Use this for stingy work connections
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Soarin' 128k 3/20 Listeners
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For you Soarin' freaks.. 10 Soarin' Over California tracks played over and over and over again
CD Quality - Use this for broadband connections (DSL, Cable, T1, etc.)
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Star Tunnel 128k 3/20 Listeners
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For you Star Tunnel junkies.
CD Quality - Use this for broadband connections (DSL, Cable, T1, etc.)
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Live DJ Chat - Wednesday, May 14th 7pm PST May Mon 05, 2008 9:28 am
Alright, it's that time again. Next Wednesday, May 14th at 7pm PST we're going to have another Live DJ chat.
This means, be there!
For those that haven't attended one of these, yours truly will get live on air and take your requests in the chat. (No points needed and we bypass what's currently in the stream!) My past session got quite crazy with my Mickey Mouse impression.
http://www.subsonicradio.com/chat/
I hope to see you all there next Wednesday!
This means, be there!
For those that haven't attended one of these, yours truly will get live on air and take your requests in the chat. (No points needed and we bypass what's currently in the stream!) My past session got quite crazy with my Mickey Mouse impression.
http://www.subsonicradio.com/chat/
I hope to see you all there next Wednesday!
Deacon on Disney - Perfection Apr Tue 29, 2008 4:41 am
As I wait I in the lovely Orlando Airport, with a 3-hour delay to sit out, I am having great memories of yesterday. Yesterday I was in the Magic Kingdom, soaking up the sites, sounds and smells. As I walked around the park it became apparent why the Magic Kingdom is so superior and thus more successful then the other parks. The MK is the complete package. It has complete themeing of all lands, rides for all ages, and mostly a sense of wonder. Now I might be biased but no other park has all of these qualities, at least for me they don't.
Epcot has a sense of wonder but falls short in themeing and rides. Animal Kingdom has terrific themeing but lacks the magic feel of the MK. DHS has a nice mixture of rides, but the themeing is in consistent and is Boring.
Next time you are in the Magic Kingdom slow down and enjoy its spender, marvel in its wonder. It truly is a magical place!
Rich
PS I would like to thank the Orlando Airport for free wi-hi. :)
PSS sorry for the short post today. While the iTouch is sweet its not the best for typing ;)
Epcot has a sense of wonder but falls short in themeing and rides. Animal Kingdom has terrific themeing but lacks the magic feel of the MK. DHS has a nice mixture of rides, but the themeing is in consistent and is Boring.
Next time you are in the Magic Kingdom slow down and enjoy its spender, marvel in its wonder. It truly is a magical place!
Rich
PS I would like to thank the Orlando Airport for free wi-hi. :)
PSS sorry for the short post today. While the iTouch is sweet its not the best for typing ;)
I read the news today: Ollie Johnston died yesterday. Apr Tue 15, 2008 3:50 am
http://news.awn.com/index.php?ltype=top&newsitem_no=22932
"April 14, 2008
Ollie Johnston, the last surviving animator of Disney's famed Nine Old Men, passed away today April 14, 2008. Johnston worked for the Mouse House from 1935 to 1978, working as an animator on such classics as SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS, FANTASIA, BAMBI and PINOCCHIO. He last worked on THE RESCUERS, a film for which he was caricatured as the cat Rufus.
Along with longtime friend and collaborator Frank Thomas, Johnston co-authored the seminal animation reference book THE ILLUSION OF LIFE, which is used as an animation textbook in schools around the globe. Johnston's friendship and partnership with Thomas was warmly chronicled in the 1995's documentary FRANK AND OLLIE, directed by Frank's son Theodore.
Oliver Martin Johnston Jr. was born in Palo Alto, California, and attended Stanford University, where he met Thomas on the staff of the STANFORD CHAPARRAL humor magazine. Later he would attend the University of California, Berkeley, and Chouinard Art Institute.
He first joined Disney, working on shorts such as MICKEY'S GARDEN and THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE. In 1943, he married Disney ink & paint artist Marie Worthey, who passed away on May 20, 2005.
His lifelong love of trains inspired him to build a scaled railroad and locomotives in his backyard, which inspired the train at Disneyland.
He was named a Disney Legend in 1989, and in 2005, Johnston was one of the recipients of the National Medal of Arts."
The news story says it all. I thought this was front page worthy. This man was one of the ultimate Disney Legends and will be missed.
"April 14, 2008
Ollie Johnston, the last surviving animator of Disney's famed Nine Old Men, passed away today April 14, 2008. Johnston worked for the Mouse House from 1935 to 1978, working as an animator on such classics as SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS, FANTASIA, BAMBI and PINOCCHIO. He last worked on THE RESCUERS, a film for which he was caricatured as the cat Rufus.
Along with longtime friend and collaborator Frank Thomas, Johnston co-authored the seminal animation reference book THE ILLUSION OF LIFE, which is used as an animation textbook in schools around the globe. Johnston's friendship and partnership with Thomas was warmly chronicled in the 1995's documentary FRANK AND OLLIE, directed by Frank's son Theodore.
Oliver Martin Johnston Jr. was born in Palo Alto, California, and attended Stanford University, where he met Thomas on the staff of the STANFORD CHAPARRAL humor magazine. Later he would attend the University of California, Berkeley, and Chouinard Art Institute.
He first joined Disney, working on shorts such as MICKEY'S GARDEN and THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE. In 1943, he married Disney ink & paint artist Marie Worthey, who passed away on May 20, 2005.
His lifelong love of trains inspired him to build a scaled railroad and locomotives in his backyard, which inspired the train at Disneyland.
He was named a Disney Legend in 1989, and in 2005, Johnston was one of the recipients of the National Medal of Arts."
The news story says it all. I thought this was front page worthy. This man was one of the ultimate Disney Legends and will be missed.
New Track Additions Apr Sun 13, 2008 9:58 pm
I added a bunch of tracks over the weekend, including some from Toyko DisneySea.
Enjoy.
Song list in next post
Enjoy.
Song list in next post
Updated Subsonic Radio Chat! Apr Fri 11, 2008 11:27 am
Subsonic Radio is happy to announce that we have an updated chat client. This client is all AJAX. What does this mean to you? It means no more having to download Java or the latest version of Flash. Simply click the chat link and start talking!!!
http://www.subsonicradio.com/chat/
We hope to see you there!
http://www.subsonicradio.com/chat/
We hope to see you there!