Sentence examples for the first disc features from inspiring English sources

The first disc features an excellent widescreen transfer of the feature, which preserves Adam Greenberg's spooky, darkness-at-noon cinematography.

The first disc features as much of the score as can fit onto a 78-minute disc, while the second disc contains "Inside Star Trek", a spoken word documentary from the 1970s.

The first disc features original tracks from both games, the second contains Masato Nakamura's demo recordings and the third comprises songs by Dreams Come True and their Akon remixes.

The first disc features American jazz musicians Max Roach on drums, Clifford Jordan on tenor saxophone, Ronnie Mathews on piano, Eddie Kahn on bass and vocals by Abbey Lincoln.

The first disc features the beautifully restored and remastered version of the 1940 animated classic "Fantasia". This is the uncut roadshow version of the film, which hasn't been seen in more than 50 years, and includes all of the interstitial introductions by Deems Taylor, the noted music critic of the day.

The first disc features a lot of their pop music, some of which you may recognize from the radio, but it also contains some progressive rock material, mainly the two-part song "Home By The Sea" which is a highly accessible prog song to get into compared to others.

The first disc featured an expanded version of My World Acoustic, while the second disc consolidated My World and My World 2.0 into one track listing.

A two-disc set of the music entitled GBA Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen Super Complete was released, with the first disc featuring all the music used normally in-game, while the second disc featured bonus tracks based on and inspired by the music in the games.

It was released in three formats: the physical standard edition, featuring 10 tracks; the physical deluxe edition with 2 discs, the first disc featuring the standard 10 track listing plus a bonus remix of "Together 4ever" and the second disc, released in digipack format together with the other CD, featuring remixes of 8 songs from Beatsound Loverboy; and the digital format featuring 10 tracks.

The third disc features fascinating documentaries on the making of The Mummy, the history of the studio and the Hammer Rep Company.

The second disc features the sixty-three-minute documentary film Black Roots (1970), produced ten years after Come Back, Africa was released.