Haunted Mansion Disneyland rare 1976 live recording synced to pictures of the ride

This is the extremely rare live recording of the complete Haunted Mansion at Disneyland from 1976 synced to pictures of the ride. This is really cool because it is the second oldest recording that I have ever heard of the Haunted Mansion, and like the oldest (1973) recording I synced this one to pictures of the ride. They are all vintage (60's, 70's, 80's), and for some scenes I have screenshots from old souvenir films. This recording is better quality than the 1973 one and you can also hear the complete experience, from the Foyer through Little Leota at the end. It is also much longer than the 1973 recording, clocking in at 16 minutes. For the most part, I believe this is pretty much what the ride sounded like when it opened in 1969. There are several rare aspects to this recording, such as the ghostly laughs in the loading area, the La Dad singer in the Graveyard, as well as how the pop up ghosts loudly vocalize during the last line of each verse of Grim Grinning Ghosts, also in the Graveyard scene. Also, the section between the Stretching room and the Doom Buggy is really long, as you don't board the Doom Buggy until about 9.5 minutes into the tape. This is why I have put the changing portraits on a several minute loop during this section of the recording, and since I also had to account for the loading area, this is why there is a black screen for a couple of minutes, since I couldn't find any vintage pictures of the loading area. I do have vintage pictures of pretty much every single other scene, however. One other thing that I must note, is that I did include the original Bride in the Attic, even though it may or may not have been changed by 1976. I know the Bride was changed from the original to the second version sometime in the later 70's, but I'm really not sure what year. The picture that I used of the original Bride is from 1975, which is the latest image that I've found of the original version, and since I'm not sure what year they changed it, I just included the original one here since I know it was still there one year earlier, 1975. This is an absolutely amazing recording and I'm happy to share it as well as the pictures with you. However, I must also note that this will be the last vintage recording that I will post on my channel for now. I may post some more recordings in the future, but I have decided to hold off on posting any more of these for now simply because I don't want to get in trouble with anyone for posting their recordings without permission. A while back, I posted a recording of it's a small world from the early-80's, as well as a 1976 Adventure thru Inner Space recording courtesy of MagicJoeJ, and after talking to Jared Ungar, who talked with MagicJoeJ himself, we have decided that the best decision will be to hold off on posting any more of his recordings until I ask for permission first. This is something I am strongly considering in the near future, as I really wanted to do this same kind of video with his recordings of the old Fantasyland dark rides, but just know that for now this will be the last recording that I'll post on my channel, at least until when and if I get permission to use those Fantasyland recordings. One more thing, which is that I am sorry for the delay between the posting of this recording and the last (1973) Haunted Mansion recording. I wasn't planning for it to be this long, it's mainly just because I have been caught up in so many other projects as of late. I hope you enjoy.
I do not own any of the audio or images used in this video. All recording rights go to Doombuggies.com board member "Guy the Ghoul" and all image rights go to their respective owners. No copyright infringement is intended. Original blog post linked below:
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