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WALT DISNEY RECORDS PRESENTS
THE ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK, BOLT
FEATURING ORIGINAL SCORE BY
GRAMMY® NOMINATED COMPOSER JOHN POWELL
WITH ORIGINAL SONGS PERFORMED BY JOHN TRAVOLTA, MILEY CYRUS AND JENNY LEWIS

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Oh Disneyland, sweet Disneyland, Your magic does invite me. Oh Disneyland, sweet Disneyland Your atmosphere delights me!

Your thrilling rides, and busy streets, Inspired dreams, and tasty treats!

Oh Disneyland, sweet Disneyland, Your merriment sustains me!

Oh Disneyland, dear Disneyland Sweet fantasy surround me. Oh Disneyland, dear Disneyland Adventure does await me.

The happiness, you bring to all. The joy and laughter, what a ball!

Oh Disneyland, dear Disneyland, You truly do complete me!”

WRITTEN BY

Melanie Platte 7/2008

"That Feeling"

One cannot explain that feeling, When towards that magic place you’re wheeling.

And only when you get in closer, You can know your cares are over. A place where people, overjoyed,

Join together…ideas are toyed!

A place to be with family, For that is why it was to be.

WRITTEN BY

Preston Manley 7/2008

"Walt Disney & Me"

When I was a little girl under three, Walt Disney held me on his knee,

Dad and My Mother told me “Things like this do not happen every day!

I could not believe it, and remember to this day, how my eyes lit up in a magical way.

When I saw Walt, I immediately came to a halt. He said to me," Dear Cathy do not be afraid,

"I am the man whom created Mickey Mouse and Snow White for children like you."

And with that he picked me up and placed me on his knee, I loved him Walt Disney!

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"A Dream is the Beginning of a Reality"

A dreamer dreams of things they wish to do
A dreamer imagines life as if it were something to explore
A dreamer has faith and prays for the dream’s breakthrough
A dreamer never gives up, but pursues their dream
A dreamer starts from nothing, but lives to complete the dream’s purpose
A dream is what motivates a person to explore
A dream is what makes a person unique
A dream is a person’s passion
A dream is the foundation of a person’s heart
A dream is the beginning of a reality
Walt Disney was a dreamer Walt Disney dreamed of things he wished to do
Walt Disney imagined life as if it were something to explore Walt Disney prayed for his dream's breakthrough
Walt Disney never gave up, but pursued his dream Walt Disney started from nothing, but lived to complete his dream's purpose
Walt Disney was motivated to explore Walt Disney’s dream made him unique Walt Disney’s dream became a passion
Walt Disney’s dream showed you his heart
WALT DISNEY’S DREAM BECAME A REALITY

Christina Joy Mastrogiovanni

WALL•E Original Soundtrack CD's FEATURING ORIGINAL SCORE BY ACADEMY AWARD® NOMINATED COMPOSER THOMAS NEWMAN available now!

WALT DISNEY PICTURES AND PIXAR ANIMATION STUDIOS PRESENT THE COSMIC COMEDY WALL•E FEATURING ORIGINAL SCORE BY ACADEMY AWARD® NOMINATED COMPOSER THOMAS NEWMAN WITH AN ORIGINAL SONG WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY PETER GABRIEL

(June 2008 -- Burbank, CA)- Walt Disney Records will release the original soundtrack for Walt Disney Pictures/Pixar Animation Studios WALL•E on June 24, 2008. The recording features score written by 8 time Academy Award®-nominated composer Thomas Newman (Finding Nemo, American Beauty) and the original song “Down to Earth” written and performed by Peter Gabriel (with music by Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman). The soundtrack also includes two songs from Hello Dolly performed by Michael Crawford (“It Only Takes A Moment” and “Put On Your Sunday Clothes”) and Louis Armstrong’s “La Vie En Rose.”
Academy Award®-winning writer-director Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo, A Bug’s Life) didn’t wait long to ask Finding Nemo collaborator Thomas Newman to compose the music for WALL•E. Stanton described, “The night of the Oscars in 2004 for Nemo, we went out for a celebratory toast at the bar in the middle of the ceremony, and right there I remember saying, ‘Okay, I’ve got this idea, and it involves Hello Dolly and science fiction.’ Wondering if he would still talk to me after that…”

The Hello Dolly reference didn’t scare off Newman – his uncle Lionel was the conductor for the 1969 film. Thomas Newman is member of the film-scoring Newman dynasty (his father and uncle are the legendary composer and conductor Alfred and Lionel Newman respectively, his brother is composer David Newman and cousin is composer/singer/songwriter/recording artist Randy Newman).

After studying at Yale University, Thomas Newman joined the family business and began scoring for film in 1984. It was ten years later that he would became a double Academy Award®-nominee with Little Women and The Shawshank Redemption. He has since received 8 nominations for the films American Beauty, Road To Perdition, Finding Nemo, Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, and The Good German. He also composed the theme music for the television shows Boston Public and Six Feet Under and the miniseries Angels in America.

Though he has written music for a wide range of films Thomas Newman has never composed for a science fiction film. He brought his own unique style to WALL•E. Stanton describes, “He’s got a very unique style that often involves a lot of overdubs and mixing after he’s recorded the orchestra. And it just allows this fresh palette of sounds to come in.”

“He’s really nailed an identity for not only the movie but for the characters and for the moments,” Stanton continues, “and I can’t imagine it any other way.”

Legendary artist Peter Gabriel had first contacted Andrew Stanton through a mutual friend, Gabriel’s bass player Tony Levin. Gabriel emailed Stanton seeking advice on a different animated feature. The email exchanged ended with Gabriel adding a post script offering “If you ever need a song in one of your movies, just let me know.” Stanton called in the marker, and Gabriel to collaborate with Newman on the song “Down To You,” which Peter performs. In addition, Gabriel co-composed two additional score cues with Newman.

What if mankind had to leave Earth, and somebody forgot to turn the last robot off?

After hundreds of lonely years of doing what he was built for, WALL•E (short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class) discovers a new purpose in life (besides collecting knick-knacks) when he meets a sleek search robot named EVE. EVE comes to realize that WALL•E has inadvertently stumbled upon the key to the planet’s future, and races back to space to report her findings to the humans (who have been eagerly awaiting word that it is safe to return home). Meanwhile, WALL•E chases EVE across the galaxy and sets into motion one of the most exciting and imaginative comedy adventures ever brought to the big screen.

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