Imagine this:
You are sitting among intimidating looking pirates – armed with muskets and knifes, some of them have scars from their latest struggles in their faces or are even missing an eye – on board of a pirate’s ship. The dead eyes of an old captain’s skeleton, who took his place on board recently, are looking down on you.
The tension of the whole situation is getting more and denser…
and then…
and then the first tunes from the “Love Story” Main Theme are getting through to your ears.
Doesn’t feel right?
But this could happen if you visited the Pirates of the Caribbean part of the Blockbuster Café in the initial phase after its re-opening.
The soundtrack played inside the restaurant was the same as played on the streets of the Walt Disney Studios.
This has finally been changed to a more fitting soundtrack.
Imagine this:
You are sitting among intimidating looking pirates – armed with muskets and knifes, some of them have scars from their latest struggles in their faces or are even missing an eye – on board of a pirate’s ship. The dead eyes of an old captain’s skeleton, who took his place on board recently, are looking down on you.
The tension of the whole situation is getting more and denser…
and then…
and then you here first tunes of “Barbossa is Hungry” from the original motion picture soundtrack of Pirates of the Caribbean, composed by Klaus Badelt und Hans Zimmer.
Feels correct now, doesn’t it?