The Rocky Horror Picture Show - The Rocky Horror Picture Show FLAC

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Credits

• Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Count Ian Blair
• Bass Guitar – David Wintour
• Design [Sleeve] – Gull Graphics, John Pasche
• Keyboards – Rabbit
• Keyboards, Directed By [Musical Direction], Arranged By, Producer – Richard Hartley
• Libretto By [Original Musical Play], Music By, Lyrics By – Richard O'Brien
• Mixed By [Remixed By] – Keith Grant, Phil Chapman
• Narrator – Charles Gray
• Performer [As Brad Majors] – Barry Bostwick
• Performer [As Columbia] – Little Nell
• Performer [As Dr. Everett Scott] – Jonathan Adams
• Performer [As Eddie] – Meatloaf
• Performer [As Frank N Furter] – Tim Curry
• Performer [As Janet Weiss] – Susan Sarandon
• Performer [As Magenta] – Patricia Quinn
• Performer [As Riff Raff] – Richard O'Brien
• Performer [As Rocky] – Peter Hinwood
• Photography By [Fan Club Insert] – Mick Rock
• Saxophone – Phil Kenzie

Notes

This is a misprint. On side B of the disc, it lists track 6 as "Science Finction/Double Feature: Reprise".

Music from the Original Soundtrack of the Twentieth Century Fox Presentation of the Lou Adler/Michael White Production
Action Packed Romance
Transylvanian Parties
16 Great Songs
Gorgeous Gals
Thrills & Chills
Lotsa Larfs & Sex

Screenplay by Jim Sharman and Richard O’Brien
Associate Producer John Goldstone
Executive Producer Lou Adler
Producer Michael White
Directed by Jim Sharman
[film credits]

[Rabbit] Appears courtesy of Island Records
Recorded at Olympic Studios, London

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• Matrix / Runout (Run-out A): GRP 3314 A
• Matrix / Runout (Run-out B): GRP 3314 B

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