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#	Alan Menken and Howard Ashman — Beauty and the Beast	Length	preview	Bitrate	Size
1.	Prologue Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	2:27	need Flash	320	5.64
2.	Belle Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	5:09	need Flash	320	11.81
3.	Belle (Reprise) Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	1:05	need Flash	320	2.48
4.	Gaston Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	3:40	need Flash	320	8.41
5.	Gaston (Reprise) Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	2:04	need Flash	320	4.74
6.	Be Our Guest Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	3:45	need Flash	320	8.58
7.	Something There Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	2:19	need Flash	320	5.33
8.	The Mob Song Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	3:30	need Flash	320	8.04
9.	Beauty and the Beast Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	2:46	need Flash	320	6.35
10.	To the Fair Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	1:58	need Flash	320	4.51
11.	West Wing Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	4:25	need Flash	320	10.12
12.	The Beast Lets Belle Go Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	2:22	need Flash	320	5.44
13.	Battle on the Tower Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	5:29	need Flash	320	12.55
14.	Transformation Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	5:49	need Flash	320	13.33
15.	Beauty and the Beast (Duet) Alan Menken and Howard Ashman	4:04	need Flash	320	9.32
		50:52			117.14

Plot summary

Winner of two Oscar nominations in 1992:
— Best Music, Original Score, Alan Menken
— Best Music, Original Song, Alan Menken (music), Howard Ashman (lyrics) for the song "Beauty and the Beast".

Prince Adam was cursed to a beast form by Enchantress who saw no love in his arrogant heart for others. The one way he could break the spell was to learn to love another and earn her love in return before the last petal from his enchanted rose fell, which would bloom until his twenty-first birthday. But who could ever learn to love a beast? Ten years later, Maurice, an inventor from a nearby village, becomes lost in the woods and seeks shelter in the Beast's castle, the Beast imprisons him for trespassing. His daughter Belle, a bookworm who dreams of life outside her provincial village, finds him trapped in the castle and offers her place in his stead. The Beast accepts with a promise she'll remain in the castle forever. In the beginning Belle views him as nothing more than a monster, he views her as difficult and stubborn. But the two soon taste the bitter-sweetness of finding you can change and learning you were wrong.

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