The Original "An Evening With Boris Karloff And His Friends"

I'm sure that all you "Monster Kids" from the 1960's and 70's remember this album being offered in the back pages of "Famous Monsters". In those pre-home video days, any chance us kids got to own a piece of the clasic monsters, we jumped at it. This album was briefly released before being pulled for "copyright violations". It has remained highly sought after ever since. But this release is quit different and stated above it contains an ENTIRELY DIFFERENT score than the original, adding a new dimension and flavor to this classic. Verne Langdon's haunting organ is a true masterpiece of the macabre. Hear Dracula, Frankenstein, the Wolf Man and the Mummy speak! I think you will enjoy this great album from bygone days. It is presented here only as an MP3 download, but for the price, it's worth it. Well, what are you waiting for...turn out the lights, bolt the door and download it now!!!!

Takes me back to my youth...very good

A favorite LP from my youth! The great Karloff narrates and presents a brief overview of the classic Universal monster movies with choice clips from the soundtracks of DRACULA, FRANKENSTEIN, THE MUMMY, THE WOLFMAN and others! Scripted by Famous Monsters Editor Forry Ackerman and Magic Castle Founder Milt Larsen!

Classic moveie clips but to an old time radio interview This is a nice collection of the movie clip dialog narrated by Borris Karloff not really what I was looking for as an old time radio show but glad I bought it Boris Karloff narrating the build up to the scenes was worth it. Its short though only 24 min

Good evening..........Listen to them,........children of the night, what music they make. Yes a very great evening listening to Boris and his monster friends on this 1966 lp soundtrack. The vinyl is in great condition and I'm pleased with amazon for they're service. I had this same lp when I was a kid. Brings back childhood memories for me. Wish I had kept all my old vinyl. So I've restarted my collection again and what fun it is !

it reminds me of the album I bought back in 1971 at Disneyland when I was there.

This is a childhood favorite. I never thought I would ever find it. I own a vinyl record ofvit.

Fun!!