Rocky Horror Picture Show (Dlx)
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Free Music Review: havent got it yet
Hit: 3 Stars
looks like a great cd i have another rhps but doesnt have a few of the songs nor does it have a booklet to go wtih it.
as for the people who dont know where the song super heoreos goes is when the castle takes off and u see them on the ground. The crim.s line and "crawling on the planets face some insects called the human race lost in time lost in space" is the last verse. (yes the line was off the top of my head i've wtched a few times too many)
the once in a while song i havent figured oput yet where that goes.
Free Music Review: Not The FULL OST
Hit: 3 Stars
Yes I agree, I was disapointed to find that this did not contain the "Hot Dog" song (right after "Plant, Chmanet, Janet"). And to find that the songs that they did include (Sword Of Damocles and Once In A While), were yanked from the movie. But I am one for soundtracks, especialy Rocky's..s.Free Music Review: I was let down
Hit: 3 Stars
I was really let down by this disc.I love The Rocky Horror Picture Show,but i dont like its snippets on the soundtrack.Why could they not just release the songs.I find the movie clips a bit annoying.Free Music Review: I miss Anthony Stewart Head
Hit: 3 Stars
You haven't heard Sweet Transvestite until you've heard Anthony Stewart Head sing it! Puts Tim Curry to shame!!! Go, Tony!!!Free Music Review: Still a mess
Hit: 2 Stars
Why is it so hard for someone to just release all the songs from this movie on CD?!?The movie version of "Time Warp" is STILL not here. It is ridiculous that in 2004 you can't buy the entire version of the Time Warp on CD. If they wanted to include the edit, they could have included both versions.
And record companies wonder why people have to download music from the internet.