That Dick Smith is really something, isn't he? This make-up made the cover of Famous Monsters Of Filmland!
Monster Bop is an essential(for the most part)compilation of 50s & 60s horror-themed records that just happens to feature "Jekyll & Hyde" by Jim Burgett...and yes, the cover is a rip-off of a Frankie Stein lp cover!
Tomorrow - the New Frankenstein's Monster!
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Hmmm... if I don't trim my beard for a couple of days it ends up looking like Mr. Hyde's all by itself. Guess I know what I can go as this year.
Happy Hauntings!
- Azathoth.
That Mr. Hyde make up is just freaking insane. I've got to try this. Thanks again Prof.!
it helps if you look a little like Ernest Borgnine too...
prof. grewbeard,
I would like you to check out this website called spellbound it features
music played on the theremin whats a theremin you ask?A theremin is a electronic invention by:Leon Theremin's patent application for the theremin, described as "Method of and Apparatus for the Generation of Sounds", filed December 5, 1925, granted February 28, 1928. 17 pages with text description and circuit diagrams. Obtained from the U. S. Patent Office's Full Text and Image Database, converted from TIFF graphic format to Adobe Acrobat for your amusement. This is what the beach boys palyed in the background of good vibrations.
This is what you hears in most of the 1060's space Sci Fi movies like in The Day the Earth Stood Still just to name one that most people hear this played in.
The site has podcast to play or down load from past weekly online shows over at purple notes Radio
online.this is the link to spellbound podcast: http://spellbound.purplenote.com/podcasts.php
The Crawling Eye~~O`
actually, i own a theremin- they're more fun to play than listen to, i think...
In That Case go green and pickup a musical saw Mamma Don't allow no Teremin Playin round here!
Those old Sci Fi movies just wouldn't be the same without errie sound effects....
actually i really dig musical saw, lots of japanese genre films use it.
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