Seconded, EJ and p2c. In fact I played some music from The Jungle book to my toddler today.
Listening to it again as a grown-up, it has some high quality jazz in it (although the vocal performance depends on what language version you have -- as with all kids movies, even the soundtrack was dubbed to your local language, you know). I doubt anyone will listen to any of the current Disney soundtracks in fifty years from now.

It's SAILER, idiot!

Fourthed, or whatever it is we're up to. I probably prefer Robin Hood a bit more as a film, but that Jungle Book soundtrack is unstoppable.

I can't speak much for recent history. I believe the last cel-animated Disney feature I saw was Lilo & Stitch, which isn't a musical, and before that The Lion King, whose songs I will be glad to never listen to again.

Which pretty much proves Emil's point -- I'd argue that you didn't necessarily need to see the actual movies to recognize, say, "Under The Sea" or "Hakuna Matata," but I'll be damned if I even know the titles of the signature songs of the last decade of Disney musicals.

I don't walk it like I talk it cause I run it

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There is probably a law somewhere stipulating that you have to like the soundtrack to The harder they come. Well, it is a classic for a reason.

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What the Swede said.

I don't get along with myself
And I'm not too keen on anyone else

The Harder They Come is a great soundtrack full of lots of variety.

A favourite of mine is Pulp Fiction. Infact Tarrintino is great with his soundtracks.

TWAT.

I believe in the Popol

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I believe in the Popol

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Before your image loaded, I thought there was a soundtrack featuring Popol Vuh.

It's SAILER, idiot!

I believe in the Popol is a French joke... You can say i believe in the belouze... Whatever.

I believe in the Popol

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