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the rats in the walls

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the rats in the walls by H.P. Lovecraft, episode of the radio series "the black mass", with a new soundtrack:

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ennio morricone - la citta' si risveglia (bird with the crystal plumage) jerry goldsmith - main title / the house (the illustrated man) jerry goldsmith - adjusting (seconds) ennio morricone/john carpenter - humanity part I (the thing) russ garcia - frozen neptune david shire - track 18 (taking of pelham 123) delia derbyshire - moments of terror kristof komeda - what have you done to its eyes (rosemary's baby) bruno nicolai - sequence 12 (la coda dello scorpione) jerry goldsmith - skin illustrations (the illustrated man) marc wilkinson - peter and rosalind in attic (blood on satan's claw) pino donaggio - strange happenings (don't look now) ennio morricone / john carpenter - shape (the thing) samuel j hoffman - glowing (the day the earth stood still) pino donaggio - christine is dead (don't look now) lex baxter - black mass (the dunwich horror)

cast: erik bauersfeld and bernard mayes

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. ratsinthewalls

    No date given · 33 min

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  1. the rats in the walls

    Listeners' uploads · flotser · 1 episode here · archive.org

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