Oooh, found it - It's only rock n roll: Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds

listening to it now, wow!

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Rich B
Porta Party Productions
Home Haunt DJ

JW WoTW is spec-freakin'-tacular. The "ULLAdubULLA" set of remixes is good, but it sorely lacks the tasty cheesiness of the original. It is my favorite thing to listen to at Halloween.

Can't go wrong with the good 'ole theme from Halloween. I listen to it year round when I want to put a smile on my face.

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Purely and simply evil

Don't you know what happens on Halloween?

I have that Jeff Wayne LP as well. It came with a great booklet with some artwork by Wayne himself. I agree it is some great music.

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They reproduced the artwork for the CD too ... of course, it is much smaller. It is gorgeous though. I read somewhere that they were making a big 3 or 4 CD release of WoTW with a "making of" DVD. I think it's much bigger overseas than it ever was in the US.

That's what I was going to do for my own CD is make an insert with all of the artwork included in a 5 or 6 page booklet insert form.

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Pretty much anythng somber does it for me. I love the slow gothic ballads, Black Mass chants, and of course the theme music from the best horror movies. Ave Satani (theme from the Omen) is one of my all time faves. Mix in some Rob Zombie and pagan witch chants and I'm ready to go!

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Don't dream it... Be it...

I burned it off my brother's CD and then found out that you could listen to it for free on Napster.com

Finn

Misfits
Horrorpops (LOVE them! They put on a GREAT show!)
Nekromantics
Tiger Army
Marilyn Manson
Hank III
NIN (going to see next weekend!)

The soundtrack for Nightmare Before Christmas

And the classics like Dance of the Marionettes (the Alfred Hitchcock Presents theme), Night on Bald Mountain, etc....

I pretty much listen to all of those year round, tho!
(I have a broad range of tastes - classical, jazz/blues, country, metal, industrial, rock, pop, rockabilly, hip hop... I have no idea what the heck you'd call me. DH is more so than me!)

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I'm a Halloween Bride! 10/31/2002

Where there is no imagination there is no horror.
~Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

The Alan Parsons Project Tales of Mystry and Imagination is in my cd player every year in Oct.