Using Grand Hotel with Grand Hotel

I watched Grand Hotel featuring John and Lionel Barrymore, Greta Garbo, and Joan Crawford and I synchronised Grand Hotel the film with Grand Hotel the album by Procol Harum.

Unlike the Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon to The Wizard of Oz, I didn't play the album by track 1--9, instead I used the DVD tracks to use for the film, so some scenes don't have the songs at all.

When you turn on the DVD Grand Hotel, have the intro play by itself until Track 2 of the DVD. Now, put the CD of Grand Hotel to Track 6 Bringing Home the Bacon. If it overlaps, that's okay ... this isn't 100% perfect. After Bringing Home The Bacon, pause the CD until you go to Track 5 of the DVD. Play Track 2 of the CD, Toujours L'Amour, and after the song's over, pause the CD until Track 7 of the DVD and play Track 8 of the CD  Fires (Which Burnt Brightly).

Next, pause the CD when Fires ends and let the movie play until Track 10, then play Track 5 of the CD which is A Souvenir of London and once the song ends, pause CD and let the DVD play until Track 13, then play Track 3 of the CD called A Rum Tale. Next, pause CD when A Rum Tale is done until Track 15 of the DVD and play the CD on Track 7 For Liquorice John and once the song's over pause CD and let the DVD play until Track 18 and that's where you'll play the first track on the CD Grand Hotel. Once Grand Hotel (the song) ends, pause the CD until Track 24 of the DVD and play Track 4 TV Ceasar and once TV Ceasar ends on the CD, pause the CD and let the DVD play until Track 30; then play the last track on the CD, Robert's Box. Once Lewis Stone's character Doctor Otternschlag says "Grand Hotel, people come and go, nothing ever happens", mute the movie and let the climax of Robert's Box play.

I had some good choreography with Grand Hotel CD and DVD with Grusinska Emerges (DVD-Track 7) and Fires (Which Burnt Brightly)", Thief in the Night (DVD-Track 10) with Souvenir of London, Drunken Return (DVD-Track 13) with A Rum Tale, and The Baron Has Gone (DVD-Track 30) with Robert's Box.
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