WISHBRINGER

"Seven is the number of the Wishes bound into the Stone; and if ye speak a Wish, that wish is Spent, and lost forever. Forget ye not that Morning-Star, a Princess, who threw away her Youth in easy Wishing, died in vain. Let her fate be thy Warning." Wishbringer: Track One Song: Amazing Stories Theme Artist: John Williams Album: Amazing Stories Soundtrack (1985) Quote: Brian Moriarty/The Legend of Wishbringer

“What do you suppose it means?' he asked. ' "Do what you wish." That must mean I can do anything I feel like. Don't you think so? All at once Grograman's face looked alarmingly grave, and his eyes glowed. 'No,' he said in his deep rumbling voice. 'It means that you must do what you really and truly want. And nothing is more difficult.' ... 'It's your own deepest secret and you don't know it.' 'How can I find out?' 'By going the way of your wishes, from one to another, from first to last. It will take you to what you really and truly want.' 'That doesn't sound so hard,' said Bastian. 'It is the most dangerous of all journeys.' 'Why? Bastian asked. 'I'm not afraid.' 'That isn't it,' Grograman rumbled. 'It requires the greatest honesty and vigilance, because there's no other journey on which it's so easy to lose yourself forever.' Wishbringer: Track Two Song: Come Into My World (feat. Sean Ryan) Artist: Nitrous Oxide Album: Dreamcatcher Quote: Michael Ende/The Never Ending Story

"Since you are part of the all that is, part of its purpose, there is more to you than just this brief speck of existence. You are just a visitor here in this time and this place, a traveler through it." LATER DAYS: The Jerry Goldsmith Experience: Track Three Song: Star Trek: Voyager Main Theme Artist: Jerry Goldsmith Album: The Star Trek Album Quote: Gene Roddenberry Mix: Wishbringer It's difficult to imagine Star Trek of old without thinking about Jerry Goldsmith. His contributions to both the series and the movies are nothing short of legendary. He scored the first Star Trek motion picture and it was in that movie that he originated the theme that would become synonymous with Star Trek: The Next Generation. A few years later he went on to create this masterpiece, the main theme to Star Trek: Voyager. Say what you want about the show (I liked it), this epic opening song perfectly represents everything that Star Trek stood for...Hope, Vision and the Spirit of Adventure.

“Our one goal is to give the world a taste of peace, friendship, and understanding through the visual arts, the art of celebration of life.” Wishbringer: Track Four Song: E.T. and Me Artist: John Williams Album: E.T. The Extra Terrestrial OST (original) Quote: Steven Spielberg

"Most of us go through life with blinders on, madam. Knowing only that one little station to which we were born. But now you, madam, on the other hand, had the... rare privilege of escaping your bonds for just a spell. To see life from an entirely new perspective. How you choose to use that information, madam... is entirely up to you." Wishbringer: Track Five Song: Overboard Main Theme Artist: Alan Silvestri Album: Overboard OST Quote: Roddy McDowall (Andrew)/Overboard!

"You should've been gone Knowing how I made you feel And I should've been gone After all your words of steel" Wishbringer: Track Six Song: Oh Sherrie Artist: Steve Perry Album: Street Talk Quote: Oh Sherrie/Lyrics

"Any of you guys ever go to Sunday School?" Wishbringer: Track Seven Song: The Map Room Artist: John Williams Album: Raider's of the Lost Ark OST Quote: Indiana Jones/Raider's of the Lost Ark

WELCOME TO THE GALAXY! Wishbringer: Track Eight Song: The Battlerock Galaxy Artist: Koji Kondo Album: Super Mario Galaxy OST

"Spare a little candle save some Light for me" Wishbringer: Track Nine Song: These Dreams Artist: Heart Album: Heart Quote: These Dreams/Lyrics

"Yet from your sadness, our happiness grew. And I found out I needed you too" Wishbringer: Track 10 Song: Goodbye May Seem Forever Artist: Jeanette Nolan, Richard Rich Album: The Fox and the Hound OST Quote: The Widow Tweed/The Fox and the Hound This song is also on GROWLTIGER, but here is where I first put it. I try not to do repeat songs on this channel but occasionally it happens. This scene where the Widow Tweed drops Tod off in the forest is one of the most gut wrenching scenes that Disney ever produced, and elevated The Fox and the Hound to whole different level. This is the final time I will ever put it up. Also, did I actually say earlier that WISHBRINGER was the most "positive" mix I've ever made? What special brand of crack was I smoking when I wrote that??? Maybe I meant it was the most hopeful mix? I don't know. All I DO know is it's time to change the blurb for this mix to reflect what it's actually about.