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Various Soundtrack Electro Prog Rock Experimental 1982 France

Genre:	Electronic / Rock / Screen, Stage
Performer:	Various
Title:	Horror & Science Fiction
Style:	Soundtrack, Electro, Prog Rock, Experimental
Date of release:	1982
Country:	France
MP3 album size:	1524 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1386 mb
WMA album size:	1509 mb
Digital formats:	TTA WMA AAC DTS AA VOX TTA

Tracklist

A1	–John Scott	Sandy Kills	2:30
A2	–John Carpenter & Alan Howarth	The President At The Train	2:53
A3	–Fred Myrow & Malcolm Seagrave	Hand In Box	1:15
A4	–Brian May	Flight From The Evil Toecutter	2:25
A5	–Fred Myrow & Malcolm Seagrave	Overturned Ice Cream Truck	2:15
A6	–Pino Donaggio	Wolf At The Door	2:35
A7	–Brian May	The Strobe	3:02
A8	–Jay Chattaway	Cemetery Chase	1:10
B1	–John Carpenter & Alan Howarth	(Escape From New York) Main Title	3:52
B2	–Brian May	Jesse Alone	1:40
B3	–Fred Myrow & Malcolm Seagrave	Hearse Chase	1:10
B4	–Brian May	The Nightriders Rave	1:20
B5	–Brian May	Bermuda Cool	2:24
B6	–Pino Donaggio	Dance / Going Home	1:42
B7	–Richard Band	The Gremlin	4:10
B8	–Jay Chattaway	Subway Terror	3:28

Notes

A compilation of songs from the following horror and science fiction movie soundtracks:
A1 - Inseminoid
A2,B1 - Escape From New York
A3,A5,B3 - Phantasm
A4,B2,B4 - Mad Max
A6 - The Howling
A7 - Patrick
A8,B8 - Maniac
B5 - The Day After Halloween
B6 - Tourist Trap
B7 - The Day Time Ended

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Face A): A-8188 A-1/83 S III
Matrix / Runout (Face B): A-8188 B-2/83 S III

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
C 120.157	Various	Horror & Science Fiction ‎(Cass, Comp)	Milan	C 120.157	France	1982
A 120 157	Various	Horror & Science Fiction (Original Motion Picture Soundtracks) ‎(LP, Comp)	Milan	A 120 157	France	1982

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I love this record... first, and most important, it contains the original versions from the movies. Not some crappy covered releases that anyone with an orchestra-in-a-box and a GM-bontempi reproduced in his cellar. Especially the work of John Carpenter from "Escape from New York" is quite cool, but the excerpts from "Maniac" are also a good thriller ;) The tracks are eerie and frightening. Some of the stuff will be a cool opener to your set... The sad part is the sound quality, which is fair, but far from good. Constant hiss and crackle are audible and the record is very "low in level", which means you have to push your inputs. Worth a check for the horrorbuffs :D