Dnd magic mouth refers to a spell found in the popular tabletop role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons (D&D). In D&D, magic mouth is classified as an illusion spell that allows a character to imbue an object with a magical mouth that can utter a message once certain conditions are met. The magic mouth spell is often used by players to create interesting and creative traps, puzzles, or clues within their campaigns. For example, a character may cast the spell on a statue, and the mouth will only speak when a specific word or phrase is spoken or when someone touches a hidden switch. The versatility of the magic mouth spell makes it a favorite among players and Dungeon Masters alike. It can be used to provide exposition, give hints, or even deceive players by delivering false information.
Why the second recordings (and there IS a difference)?
One sounds like it's from the movie, itself, while the other sounds like it was a studio recording (for a single?)
Hayley Mills and Eddie Hodges 4 BEAUTIFUL BEULAH Hayley Mills and Eddie Hodges 5 UGLY BUG BALL Burl Ives 6 PINK OF PERFECTION Hayley Mills and Eddie Hodges 7 SUMMER MAGIC Marilyn Hooven 8 Reprise BEAUTIFUL BEULAH Hayley Mills, Eddie Hodges, Chorus 9 FEMININITY Hayley Mills, Deborah Walley, Wendy Turner 10 Reprise FLITTERIN. Marilyn Hoooven is singing for Dorothy MacGuire on the LP and in the film as I assume she did on My Heart is an Island in Swiss Family Robinson - since it sounds like the same voice, anyway.
It can be used to provide exposition, give hints, or even deceive players by delivering false information. With a little creativity, this spell can add a dynamic and interactive element to the game. To cast the magic mouth spell, a player must have the ability to cast spells and expend a spell slot of appropriate level.
SUMMER MAGIC cd track question
hey, THANKS to a good pal, I got a few of the Wonderland CDs. One of them is "Summer Magic". the back of the CD lists 9 tracks; however, the cd actually contains 12 tracks!
this is what I figured out:
1) Summer Magic Overture
2) ??
3) Flitterin'
4) Beautiful Beulah
5) Ugly Bug Ball
6) Pink of Perfection
7) Summer Magic
8) Beautiful Beulah (. )
9) Femininity
10) Flitterin' (. )
11) On the Front Porch
12) Finale
Why the second recordings (and there IS a difference)?
One sounds like it's from the movie, itself, while the other sounds like it was a studio recording (for a single?)
ANY help would be appreciated! I need to know how to label them!!
atomobile
Member
I know what happened. The officially released LP for Summer Magic included only the 9 tracks as listed on the CD. When the masters were pulled for the CD released, they used the original master which contained 12 tracks. The master was prepared with 12 tracks but edited down to 9 tracks by the time it was released on LP. So what we get is actually the complete, unedited, never-before-released master. This might have been a mistake by Randy.
I'm glad this mistake was made though! I like it when we are under-promised and over-delivered!
Your friend,
Louis Gonzalez
wondergreg
Actually, the original SUMMER MAGIC LP did have all those extra tracks. Because there were only a few songs in the film, I guess Tutti decided to arrange more than one cut of "Flitterin'" and "Beautiful Beulah." If you listen closely, you'll notice that the Hayley Mills / Eddie Hodges vocals are identical in the twin versions. Also, the second track on Side One is called "Railroad Rag," and is an instrumental version of "Beaulah" that always reminded me of TV game show music! The album cover was never correct about the song listings. The only explanation might be that the art department did not have the correct information but had to proceed anyway. The CD reproduces the cover exactly as it was and that's why it is incorrect.
Hope this helps!
merlinjones
Member
The original LP has all 12 cuts - no reprise is listed on the LP cover (nor are track numbers), every song is listed only once, everything is correct on the vinyl label. None of the tracks on this album are original soundtrack, all were re-recorded by Camarata and original cast for the LP (same for Babes in Toyland).
1 OVERTURE Orchestra
2 RAILROAD RAG Orchestra
3 FLITTERIN? Hayley Mills and Eddie Hodges
4 BEAUTIFUL BEULAH Hayley Mills and Eddie Hodges
5 UGLY BUG BALL Burl Ives
6 PINK OF PERFECTION Hayley Mills and Eddie Hodges
7 SUMMER MAGIC Marilyn Hooven
8 Reprise BEAUTIFUL BEULAH Hayley Mills, Eddie Hodges, Chorus
9 FEMININITY Hayley Mills, Deborah Walley, Wendy Turner
10 Reprise FLITTERIN? Hayley Mills, Eddie Hodges, Chorus
11 ON THE FRONT PORCH Burl Ives
12 FINALE Orchestra and Chorus
merlinjones
Member
Marilyn Hoooven is singing for Dorothy MacGuire on the LP and in the film (as I assume she did on My Heart is an Island in Swiss Family Robinson - since it sounds like the same voice, anyway).
Tim Hollis
Member
Marilyn Hooven was doing quite a bit of work (usually uncredited) for Disneyland Records in those days. Unfortunately, unlike many of our previous success stories, when Greg and I attempted to contact her for THE STORY OF DISNEYLAND RECORDS, we were told by her daughter that Ms. Hooven is in deteriorated health and no longer able to answer any questions about her career. A sad situation to be sure. (The same applies to Bob Grabeau, who sang in the "second cast" albums of BABES IN TOYLAND and LADY & THE TRAMP, and is now an Alzheimer's patient in a nursing home. Tragic.)
ANY help would be appreciated! I need to know how to label them!!
The player then selects a specific message of up to 25 words and sets the conditions for the mouth to speak. The message can be in any language and can be as mundane or cryptic as desired. Once the conditions are met, the magic mouth spell activates, and the chosen object speaks the message aloud. The mouth can move and mimic the appearance of speaking, but it cannot answer questions or engage in a conversation with the characters. Overall, the magic mouth spell in D&D adds an element of intrigue and surprise to the game. It allows players to interact with their environment in unique ways and adds depth to the storytelling. With its potential for creative use, this spell is a valuable tool for both players and Dungeon Masters in their pursuit of an engaging and immersive gaming experience..
Reviews for "The Origins and History of Dnd Magic Mouth Spells"
- Samantha - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Dnd magic month". The show lacked depth and the characters were one-dimensional. The script felt rushed and poorly written, with awkward dialogue and predictable plot twists. The special effects were also subpar, making it hard to immerse yourself in the magical world they were trying to create. Overall, I found the show to be underwhelming and not worth the time investment.
- Jonathan - 1 star - "Dnd magic month" was a complete waste of time. The acting was terrible and it felt like the actors had no chemistry with each other. The storyline was convoluted and difficult to follow, with nonsensical plot points and poor character development. The production quality was also below par, with shoddy editing and amateur camera work. I wouldn't recommend this show to anyone.
- Emily - 2 stars - I wanted to enjoy "Dnd magic month", but it fell flat for me. The pacing was off, with slow and drawn-out scenes that didn't contribute much to the overall story. The characters were also unlikable, lacking depth and relatability. The show relied too heavily on clichés and tropes, making it feel unoriginal and uninspired. Overall, I found it to be a forgettable and mediocre viewing experience.