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Tag Archives: dracula ad 1972
Dracula AD 1972
As far as our humbled opinion goes one of the finest soundtracks ever to grace a Hammer film production – or for that matter any celluloid offering – was that of the score adoring the backdrops of ‘Dracula A.D. 1972’. … Continue reading →
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musical interlude……15
Now for a handful of mix cloud sets, in truth these happened across our listening desk after tripping over ‘the burning’ soundtrack by Rick Wakeman which I’ll just say needs to be heard by those still of the mind that … Continue reading →
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musical interlude…..7….
Another musical interlude I’m afraid, this jazzed and funky slab of new age horror-ploitation found the Prince of Darkness getting down, wild and groovy with the hippy in crowd…..classic soundtrack by Mike Vickers that drags Dracula from legend into the … Continue reading →
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