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Showing posts with label Richard O'Brien. Show all posts
September 15, 2021
September 26, 2018
"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" opened in theaters today
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On September 26, 1975, The Rocky Horror Picture Show opened at the UA Westwood in Los Angeles, California, and the world was never the same.
March 12, 2018
20,000 vinyl LPs 132: Jubilee & Thomas Arne
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My favorite version of Rule Britannia was performed by the character Amyl Nitrite in the 1978 film directed by Derek Jarman, Jubilee.
Originally performed with regal and VERY serious pomp, this is a very raucous and risqué version of the song. The actress who played Amyl was Pamela Rooke, aka, Jordan.
The vocal was actually sung by an opera singer named Suzi Pinns with Rooke (Jordan, as Amyl Nitrite) lip-syncing to it. Jordan/Pinns also sings the beautiful song, Jerusalem, based on a poem by William Blake from the preface to his epic Milton: A Poem in Two Books.
Jubilee was one of my many "Roxie" discoveries (link below). I clearly remember going to the theater at the end of the 70's, not knowing what I was going to see but knowing I would see something new and incredibly exciting. Once again, I would not be disappointed; I was actually in for a whole world of new discoveries with this single film. The title of the film refers to the Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II in 1977 (link below).
I had never heard of Brian Eno but as the film played I noticed his "ambient" pieces, Slow Water and Dover Beach and was blown away; I will never forget hearing them for the first time. I HAD to find out who it was by and what it was all about! Which I did, of course.
Ambient music was something new to me; a whole new form of music I had never even dreamed of. Still not knowing who or what the mudic was, I found the soundtrack for Jubilee and discovered a whole new world of music.
Slow Water (YouTube link) turned out to be from an album Eno had released earlier in the year, Music for Films, so, it was hot off the press, so to speak. That album was a mind opener to be sure (YouTube links below).
I discovered two other performers on the soundtrack I came to like: Adam Ant and the proto-punk band Wayne County & The Electric Chairs. Wayne County is now Jayne County.
I was delighted to find there were favorites of mine I had already come to like that appeared in the film, Toyah Willcox, the Slits and Siouxsie and the Banshees. Richard O'Brien and Nell Campbell (Little Nell) of The Rocky Horror Picture Show had spots in it as well.
The film is heavily influenced by the 1970s punk aesthetic in its style and presentation. Shot in grainy colour, it is largely plotless and episodic. It was shot in London neighbourhoods that were economically depressed and/or still contained large amounts of rubble from the London Blitz. The film had critics in British punk circles. Fashion designer Vivienne Westwood manufactured a T-shirt on which was printed an "open letter" to Jarman denouncing the film and his misrepresentations of punk. Jarman described the project as "a film about punk" during pre-production, but later explained that it had a much broader thematic scope. The film is now considered a cult film classic.
There is a video of the complete film, Jubilee, with Spanish sub-titles, on YouTube, however, it does tend to stop and get jerky at times (link below).
Oh, yes, about Thomas Arne. Between 1733 and 1776, He wrote music for about 90 stage works, including plays, masques, pantomimes, and opera. Many of his dramatic scores are now lost, probably in the disastrous fire at Covent Garden in 1808. During this period Arne's operas and masques became increasingly popular, and he received the patronage of Frederick, Prince of Wales, at whose country home, Cliveden, the Masque of Alfred, featuring Rule Britannia, was debuted in 1740.
Arne's father and grandfather were both upholsterers and both held office in the Worshipful Company of Upholders of the City of London. His grandfather fell on hard times and died in the debtors' prison of Marshalsea. His father earned enough money not only to rent 31 King Street, a large house in Covent Garden, but also to have Arne educated at Eton College. But in later life, he too lost most of his money and had to supplement his income by acting as a numberer of the boxes (ticket counter) at the Drury Lane Theatre.
Arne was so keen on music that he smuggled a spinet into his room and, damping the sounds with his handkerchief, would secretly practise during the night while the rest of the family slept. He also dressed up as a liveryman in order to gain access to the gallery of the Italian Opera.
Arne was a Freemason and because he was a Catholic he never composed music for the Church of England, unlike other leading English composers of his time. In 1769 Arne composed the song Soft Flowing Avon, with lyrics by Garrick, for the Shakespeare Jubilee held by Garrick in Stratford-upon-Avon to commemorate the life of William Shakespeare.
Arne died in 1777 and is buried at St Paul's, Covent Garden, London. A blue plaque, unveiled in 1988, commemorates him at 31 King Street in Covent Garden, London.
Today is the birthday of Thomas Arne, a leading British theatre composer of the 18th century, writing music for productions at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. His most famous works were a version of God Save the King, which became the British national anthem, the song A-Hunting We Will Go and the patriotic song Rule Britannia.
Thomas Augustine Arne - 1778
engraving by
My favorite version of Rule Britannia was performed by the character Amyl Nitrite in the 1978 film directed by Derek Jarman, Jubilee.
vinyl lp front cover
album photos by Jean-Marc Prouveur & Johnny Rozsa
photo of album cover by Styrous®
Originally performed with regal and VERY serious pomp, this is a very raucous and risqué version of the song. The actress who played Amyl was Pamela Rooke, aka, Jordan.
Pamela Rooke, aka, Jordan, as Amyl Nitrite
The vocal was actually sung by an opera singer named Suzi Pinns with Rooke (Jordan, as Amyl Nitrite) lip-syncing to it. Jordan/Pinns also sings the beautiful song, Jerusalem, based on a poem by William Blake from the preface to his epic Milton: A Poem in Two Books.
Jordan/Suzi Pinns ~ Rule Britannia
movie trailer
Jubilee was one of my many "Roxie" discoveries (link below). I clearly remember going to the theater at the end of the 70's, not knowing what I was going to see but knowing I would see something new and incredibly exciting. Once again, I would not be disappointed; I was actually in for a whole world of new discoveries with this single film. The title of the film refers to the Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II in 1977 (link below).
vinyl lp back cover
album photos by Jean-Marc Prouveur & Johnny Rozsa
photo of album back cover by Styrous®
Synopsis
When Queen Elizabeth I
asks her court alchemist to show her England in the future, she’s
transported 400 years to a post-apocalyptic wasteland of roving girl
gangs, an all-powerful media mogul, fascistic police, scattered filth,
and twisted sex: Britain in the era of punk (link to plot below).
vinyl lp back cover details
album photos by Jean-Marc Prouveur & Johnny Rozsa
detail photos of album back cover by Styrous®
I had never heard of Brian Eno but as the film played I noticed his "ambient" pieces, Slow Water and Dover Beach and was blown away; I will never forget hearing them for the first time. I HAD to find out who it was by and what it was all about! Which I did, of course.
Brian Eno -1974
Ambient music was something new to me; a whole new form of music I had never even dreamed of. Still not knowing who or what the mudic was, I found the soundtrack for Jubilee and discovered a whole new world of music.
Slow Water (YouTube link) turned out to be from an album Eno had released earlier in the year, Music for Films, so, it was hot off the press, so to speak. That album was a mind opener to be sure (YouTube links below).
Slow Water scene
GIF from film
I discovered two other performers on the soundtrack I came to like: Adam Ant and the proto-punk band Wayne County & The Electric Chairs. Wayne County is now Jayne County.
I was delighted to find there were favorites of mine I had already come to like that appeared in the film, Toyah Willcox, the Slits and Siouxsie and the Banshees. Richard O'Brien and Nell Campbell (Little Nell) of The Rocky Horror Picture Show had spots in it as well.
vinyl lp back cover detail
detail photo of album back cover by Styrous®
The film is heavily influenced by the 1970s punk aesthetic in its style and presentation. Shot in grainy colour, it is largely plotless and episodic. It was shot in London neighbourhoods that were economically depressed and/or still contained large amounts of rubble from the London Blitz. The film had critics in British punk circles. Fashion designer Vivienne Westwood manufactured a T-shirt on which was printed an "open letter" to Jarman denouncing the film and his misrepresentations of punk. Jarman described the project as "a film about punk" during pre-production, but later explained that it had a much broader thematic scope. The film is now considered a cult film classic.
There is a video of the complete film, Jubilee, with Spanish sub-titles, on YouTube, however, it does tend to stop and get jerky at times (link below).
vinyl lp back cover detail
album photos by Jean-Marc Prouveur & Johnny Rozsa
detail photo of album back cover by Styrous®
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Oh, yes, about Thomas Arne. Between 1733 and 1776, He wrote music for about 90 stage works, including plays, masques, pantomimes, and opera. Many of his dramatic scores are now lost, probably in the disastrous fire at Covent Garden in 1808. During this period Arne's operas and masques became increasingly popular, and he received the patronage of Frederick, Prince of Wales, at whose country home, Cliveden, the Masque of Alfred, featuring Rule Britannia, was debuted in 1740.
Arne's father and grandfather were both upholsterers and both held office in the Worshipful Company of Upholders of the City of London. His grandfather fell on hard times and died in the debtors' prison of Marshalsea. His father earned enough money not only to rent 31 King Street, a large house in Covent Garden, but also to have Arne educated at Eton College. But in later life, he too lost most of his money and had to supplement his income by acting as a numberer of the boxes (ticket counter) at the Drury Lane Theatre.
Arne was so keen on music that he smuggled a spinet into his room and, damping the sounds with his handkerchief, would secretly practise during the night while the rest of the family slept. He also dressed up as a liveryman in order to gain access to the gallery of the Italian Opera.
Arne was a Freemason and because he was a Catholic he never composed music for the Church of England, unlike other leading English composers of his time. In 1769 Arne composed the song Soft Flowing Avon, with lyrics by Garrick, for the Shakespeare Jubilee held by Garrick in Stratford-upon-Avon to commemorate the life of William Shakespeare.
Arne died in 1777 and is buried at St Paul's, Covent Garden, London. A blue plaque, unveiled in 1988, commemorates him at 31 King Street in Covent Garden, London.
Thomas Arne commemorative plaque
Tracklist:
Side 1:
A1 – Adam and the Ants - Deutscher Girls, Producer – Guy Ford - 2:40
A2 – Wayne County & The Electric Chairs* - Paranoia Paradise, Producer – Miles Copeland (2), Peter Crowley - 2:00
A3 – Chelsea (2) - Right To Work, Producer – Mark Perry, Miles Copeland (2) - 3:00
A4 – Maneaters Nine To Five - 2:41
A5 – Adam and the Ants - Plastic Surgery, Producer – Danny Beckerman, Wil Malone - 4:35
Side 2:
B1 – Suzi Pinns - Rule Britannia, Producer – Danny Beckerman, Wil Malone - 2:50
B2 – Suzi Pinns - Jerusalem, Producer – Danny Beckerman, Wil Malone - 2:50
B3 – Amilcar - Wargasm In Pornotopia, Producer – Guy Ford - 4:00
B4 – Brian Eno - Slow Water, Producer – Brian Eno - 3:16
B5 – Brian Eno - Dover Beach, Producer – Brian Eno - 4:36
Companies, etc.
Produced For – E.G. Records (2)
Copyright (c) – E.G. Music Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – E.G. Music Ltd.
Published By – E.G. Music Ltd.
Published By – Javeberry Music
Published By – Step Forward Music
Lacquer Cut At – Master Room
Pressed By – Phonodisc Ltd.
Credits:
Film Director – Derek Jarman
Photography By – Jean-Marc Prouveur, Johnny Rozsa
Producer – Megalovision
Notes:
Cover reads:
The Outrageous Soundtrack From The Motion Picture "Jubilee" Cert. X
A Megalovision film.
Custom picture labels:
Produced by Megalovision for E.G. Records.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): 2302079 A // 1 M
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, stamped): 2302079 B // 1 M
Various – Jubilee
Label: Polydor – 2302 079, E.G. Records (2) – 2302 079
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: UK
Released: 1978
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Soundtrack, New Wave, Punk, Minimal
Viewfinder links:
Adam & the Ants articles/mentions
Brian Eno articles/mentions
Side 1:
A1 – Adam and the Ants - Deutscher Girls, Producer – Guy Ford - 2:40
A2 – Wayne County & The Electric Chairs* - Paranoia Paradise, Producer – Miles Copeland (2), Peter Crowley - 2:00
A3 – Chelsea (2) - Right To Work, Producer – Mark Perry, Miles Copeland (2) - 3:00
A4 – Maneaters Nine To Five - 2:41
A5 – Adam and the Ants - Plastic Surgery, Producer – Danny Beckerman, Wil Malone - 4:35
Side 2:
B1 – Suzi Pinns - Rule Britannia, Producer – Danny Beckerman, Wil Malone - 2:50
B2 – Suzi Pinns - Jerusalem, Producer – Danny Beckerman, Wil Malone - 2:50
B3 – Amilcar - Wargasm In Pornotopia, Producer – Guy Ford - 4:00
B4 – Brian Eno - Slow Water, Producer – Brian Eno - 3:16
B5 – Brian Eno - Dover Beach, Producer – Brian Eno - 4:36
Companies, etc.
Produced For – E.G. Records (2)
Copyright (c) – E.G. Music Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – E.G. Music Ltd.
Published By – E.G. Music Ltd.
Published By – Javeberry Music
Published By – Step Forward Music
Lacquer Cut At – Master Room
Pressed By – Phonodisc Ltd.
Credits:
Film Director – Derek Jarman
Photography By – Jean-Marc Prouveur, Johnny Rozsa
Producer – Megalovision
Notes:
Cover reads:
The Outrageous Soundtrack From The Motion Picture "Jubilee" Cert. X
A Megalovision film.
Custom picture labels:
Produced by Megalovision for E.G. Records.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): 2302079 A // 1 M
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, stamped): 2302079 B // 1 M
Various – Jubilee
Label: Polydor – 2302 079, E.G. Records (2) – 2302 079
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: UK
Released: 1978
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Soundtrack, New Wave, Punk, Minimal
Viewfinder links:
Adam & the Ants articles/mentions
Brian Eno articles/mentions
Tilda Swinton
Net links:
Jubilee ~ Plot
Cast
Black Acrylic ~ Derek Jarman - Jubilee
Dangerous Minds ~ Photo-spread for Derek Jarman’s Jubilee
Dazed ~ The radical Derek Jarman films you need to watch
Jim's Reviews ~ The Films of Derek Jarman: Jubilee
YouTube links:
Thomas Arne - Rule Britannia!
'Amyl Nitrate' ~ Rule Britannia
~ Jerusalem
Brian Eno - Slow Water
~ Dover Beach
Adam & the Ants ~ Deutscher Girls
~ Plastic Surgery
Wayne County & The Electric Chairs ~ Paranoia Paradise Amilcar - Wargasm In Pornotopia
Jubilee ~ complete w/Spanish sub-titles (1 hr., 40 min., 15 sec.)
Net links:
Jubilee ~ Plot
Cast
Black Acrylic ~ Derek Jarman - Jubilee
Dangerous Minds ~ Photo-spread for Derek Jarman’s Jubilee
Dazed ~ The radical Derek Jarman films you need to watch
Jim's Reviews ~ The Films of Derek Jarman: Jubilee
YouTube links:
Thomas Arne - Rule Britannia!
'Amyl Nitrate' ~ Rule Britannia
~ Jerusalem
Brian Eno - Slow Water
~ Dover Beach
Adam & the Ants ~ Deutscher Girls
~ Plastic Surgery
Wayne County & The Electric Chairs ~ Paranoia Paradise Amilcar - Wargasm In Pornotopia
Jubilee ~ complete w/Spanish sub-titles (1 hr., 40 min., 15 sec.)
February 16, 2018
1,000,001 CDs 9: The Rocky Horror Picture Show 15th Anniversary Collection
15th Anniversary CD
photo by Styrous®
The Rocky Horror Picture Show 15th Anniversary Box Set was a collection released by Ode Sounds and Visuals in 1990 that was distributed in the US by Rhino Records on CD and cassette for the 15th Anniversary of the release of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The collection containes 4 discs: The Rocky Horror Picture Show Original Soundtrack Album, The Original Roxy Cast
Album plus two unique and new compilations that appeared only in the
set. The box is in 12" x 12" format, and comes with a colorful booklet
with liner notes, photos and a special note written by Richard O'Brien.
15th Anniversary CD back cover detail
detail photo by Styrous®
Rocky Horror International (A Collection Of Rocky Horror Tracks From Around The World)
put together all the songs on the soundtrack in their original order,
taken from other cast albums. At the time, much of the material was
scarce. As a nod to fans, two songs that had been left off the original
Movie soundtrack LP were included for the first time anywhere; The
Sword of Damocles and Planet Schmanet, Janet plus the legendary,
cut-from-the-movie Once In A While, performed by Barry Bostwick.
Before the release of the 15th Anniversary Box Set, Once In A While
was only rumored to exist. At the time of the set’s release, none of the
songs included had appeared on CD.
15th Anniversary CD back cover detail
detail photo by Styrous®
Songs From The Vaults (A Collection Of Rocky Horror Rarities) is a compilation of rarities from the cast members. Songs from Shock Treatment are also included, as the LP was long out of print and had not yet been issued on CD. Four solo tracks recorded by Tim Curry
in the mid-70s from what would have been his first LP, had it been
released. The songs Baby Love and Just 14 had been released as a
single on Ode Records, though had extremely limited reach. Early singles by Kimi and Ritz (Richard O’Brien and then wife, and Transylvanian, Kimi Wong) were intended to be included, but were denied by their license holders.
Lou Adler oversaw the project as Executive Producer. Howard Frank produced the set, and Lisa Kurtz Sutton
served as Art Director for the package, and also wrote the liner notes
and complied the two rarities collections.
The fishnet background on the
box front and throughout the box were a Photostat of the first pair of
fishnets that Sutton wore as a cast member of The Rocky Horror Revue and The Tiffany Troupe
during the 1970's.
A large 12' x 12' image of the cover art was
displayed in front of Tower Records on the Sunset Strip for close to two
months in fall of 1990, to advertise the release.
Tracklist:
The Rocky Horror Show (Starring Tim Curry And The Original Roxy Cast) (R2 70090)
1 – Jamie Donnelly - Science Fiction/Double Feature
2 – Abigale Haness & B. Miller - Dammit Janet
3 – Abigale Haness & B. Miller - Over At The Frankenstein Place
4 – Tim Curry - Sweet Transvestite
5 – Bruce Scott, Jamie Donnelly, Boni Enten & Graham Jarvis (2) - Time Warp
6 – Kim Milford - The Sword Of Damoclese
7 – Tim Curry - Charles Atlas Song
8 – Meat Loaf - What Ever Happened To Saturday Night
9 – Tim Curry - Charles Atlas Song (Reprise)
10 – Abigale Haness - Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me
11 – Abigale Haness & B. Miller - Once In Awhile
12 – Meat Loaf - Eddie's Teddy
13 – Tim Curry - Planet Shmanet Janet
14 – Tim Curry, Boni Enten, Abigale Haness, Kim Milford & B. Miller
- Rose Tint My World
15 – Tim Curry - I'm Going Home
16 – Abigale Haness & B. Miller - Super Heroes
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R2 70712)
1 – Richard O'Brien - Science Fiction/Double Feature - 4:40
2 – Brad (14) & Janet (10) - Dammit Janet - 2:51
3 – Riff Raff (7), Brad (14) & Janet (10) - Over At The Frankenstein Place - 2:37
4 – Riff Raff (7), Columbia (4), Magenta (13), Narrator (2) & The Transylvanians - The Time Warp -
3:15
5 – Frank N Furter - Sweet Transvestite - 3:21
6 – Frank N Furter - I Can Make You A Man - 2:07
7 – Eddie (33) - Hot Patootie-Bless My Soul - 3:00
8 – Frank N Furter - I Can Make You A Man: Reprise - 1:44
9 – Janet (10) - Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me - 2:27
10 – Dr. Scott - Eddie - 2:44
–
Rose Tint My World
11a – Brad (14), Janet (10), Columbia (4), Rocky (19) - Floor Show -
2:46
11b – Frank N Furter - Fanfare/Don't Dream It - 3:34
11c – Frank N Furter & Riff Raff (7) - Wild And Untamed Thing - 1:53
12 – Frank N Furter - I'm Going Home - 2:48
13 – Brad (14) & Janet (10) - Super Heroes - 2:45
14 – Richard O'Brien - Science Fiction/Double Feature: Reprise - 1:26
15 – Riff Raff (7), Columbia (4), Magenta (13), Narrator (2) & The Transylvanians - The Time Warp (Remix 1989 Extended Version), Engineer – Peter ArataRemix [Overdubs] – Greg Royal - 5:35
16 – Riff Raff (7), Columbia (4), Magenta (13), Narrator (2) & The Transylvanians - The Time Warp (Music - 1 = Background Track + U Mix) - 4:08
Rocky Horror International (A Collection Of Rocky Horror Tracks From Around The World) (R2 71011-A)
1 – Mexican Cast* - Un Relato Bien Extraño Y Muy Pasado
2 – New Zealand Cast* - Dammit, Janet!
3 – Norwegian Cast* - Alltid Lys Hos Frankenstein
4 – Original London Cast* - The Time Warp
5– Original London Cast* - Sweet Transvestite
6 – The Rocky Horror Picture Show Cast* - Sword Of Damocles
7 –New Zealand Cast* - I Can Make You A Man
8 – Mexican Cast* - ¿Que Le Ha Pasado El Sabado?
9 –Norwegian Cast* - Muskellmann Sangen (Reprise)
10 – Mexican Cast* - Toca Toca Toca Toca
11 – The Rocky Horror Picture Show Cast* - Once In A While
12 – The Rocky Horror Picture Show Audience* - Eddie's Teddy (The Rocky Horry Picture Show Audience Par-Tic-I-Pation Album)
13 –The Rocky Horror Picture Show Cast* - Planet Schmanet, Janet
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Floor Show
14a – Original London Cast* - Rose Tint My World
14b – Original London Cast* - Don't Dream It, Be It
14c – Original London Cast* - Wild And An Untaimed Thing
15 – Original London Cast* - I'm Going Home
16 – Australian Cast* - Super Heroes
17 – Mexican Cast* - Un Relato
Songs From The Vaults (A Collection Of Rocky Horror Rarities) (R2 71011-B)
1 – Various - The Rocky Horror Picture Show Movie Trailer
2 – Tim Curry - Baby Love, Producer – Lou AdlerWritten-By – Holland-Dozier-Holland
3 – Riff Raff (7) - Rocky Horror Radio Commercial
4 – Little Nell - See You 'Round Like A Record, Producer – Brian Thompson*, Phil Chapman, Richard HartleyWritten-By – Thompson*, Campbell*, Hartley*
5 – Riff Raff (7) - Rocky Horror Radio Commercial (Belt You About The Mouth)
6 – Tim Curry - Just 14, Producer – Lou AdlerWritten-By – John Phillips
7 – Shock Treatment Cast - Denton U.S.A., Producer – Richard HartleyWritten-By – O'Brien*
8 – Little Nell - Do The Swim, - Producer – Richard HartleyWritten-By – Thomson*, Hartley*
9 – Tim Curry - Biting My Nails, Producer – Lou AdlerWritten-By – John Phillips
10 – Richard O'Brien - Shock Treatment, Producer – Richard HartleyWritten-By – Hartley*, O'Brien*
11 – Little Nell - Fever, Producer – Brian Thompson*, Phil Chapman, Richard HartleyWritten-By – Cooley*, Davenport*
12 – Tim Curry - We Went As Far As We Felt Like Going, Producer – Lou AdlerWritten-By – Crewe*, Nolan*
13 – Shock Treatment Cast - Little Black Dress, Producer – Richard HartleyWritten-By – O'Brien*
14 – Little Nell - Beauty Queen, Written-By – Nell*, Hartley*
15 –The Laker Band - The Time Warp, Written-By – O'Brien*
Notes:
This Compilation ℗ & © 1990 ODE Records, Inc.
Includes "Deluxe Collector's Edition Booklet".
Barcode and Other Identifiers
• Barcode (R2 70090): 081227009021
• Barcode (R2 70712): 081227071226
Various – The Rocky Horror Picture Show 15th Anniversary Collection
Label: Ode Records (2) – R 71011, Ode Records (2) – R2 70090, Ode Records (2) – R2 70712, Ode Records (2) – R2 71011-A, Ode Records (2) – R2 71011-B
Format: 4 × CD Box Set
Country: US
Released: 1990
Genre: Rock, Non-Music, Pop, Stage & Screen
Style: Rock & Roll, Pop Rock, Soundtrack, Glam, Musical
Viewfinder links:
Rocky Horror articles
Barry Bostwick articles/mentions
Tim Curry articles/mentions
Susan Sarandon articles/mentions
The Rocky Horror Picture Show 15th Anniversary Collection
is for sale on Discogs.
Styrous® ~ Friday, February 16, 2018
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