As such, the stories also started to branch into having new locales and characters get caught in the middle of the two sides' rivalry, over the usual transitioning between the two sides of the Sleeping World earlier on. In the hour-long special of The Dreamstone (A combination of The Dreamstone and Into Viltheed. or The Dreamstone: Parts 1 and 2) or The Dreamstone - Opening Special, there were three scenes that were deleted in the normal episode of "The Dreamstone". The deleted scenes were included in the TV movie 'Opening Special' and is only available on video in the UK courtesy of the Video Collection, a release in Australia and possibly the only US Dreamstone video from Fisher-Price. The recently released UK DVD contains the dream sequence, but the other scenes are still deleted. The show was notable for its musical score, which is practically unique among cartoons in that it was performed by a full-size professional orchestra, namely the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The score, by Mike Batt, was heavily characterised by the use of leitmotifs and thematic variations, particularly on the two main songs used in the series, "Better than a Dream" (characterising the Noops & Wuts) and "War Song of the Urpneys" (characterising the Urpneys). Ozzy Osbourne, Frank Bruno, and Billy Connolly provided lead vocals on the "War Song of the Urpneys" single and album track, although the version heard in the series was largely sung by composer Mike Batt. Other artists who sang for The Dreamstone soundtrack included Bonnie Tyler, who recorded a duet with Mike entitled "Into The Sunset". This song was supposed to be used as the show's official love song (especially towards Rufus and Amberley) but it was never used in the show. Plus Joe Brown and Gary Glitter performed "The Vile Brothers Mountain Band", which was used on the show during the episode "Albert is Fishnapped". The TV version of "Better Than A Dream" contained some different lyrics to the version included on the soundtrack. The TV version mostily reflected Rufus' personality, with the lyrics "i always dream myself to somewhere else each night" and 'i know i dream much more than other people do". The soundtrack version contained "i used to dream myself to someone else each night" and "until i chanced upon this road that led to you", among a few other changes that were made to the song. Mike Batt also re-recorded the chorus, used in the ending credits from the latter part of Series 1 onwards till Series 4 in which was then shortened.