Rocky Horror Show Soundtrack CD

Rocky Horror Show Soundtrack Music

List Price	$17.97 (You save $4.42)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Soundtrack CDs, Musical, Cast Recordings
Label	Rhino
All Time Sales Rank	122609
CD Universe Part number	1116966
Catalog number	70090
Discs	1
Release Date	May 12, 1989
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	54 minutes

Rocky Horror Show Soundtrack Songs

	1.	Science Fiction/Double Feature
	2.	Dammit Janet
	3.	Over at the Frankenstein Place
	4.	Sweet Transvestite
	5.	Time Warp (Music 1 Background Track & U Mix)
	6.	Sword of Damoclese
	7.	Charles Atlas Song
	8.	What Ever Happened to Saturday Night
	9.	Charles Atlas Song (Reprise)
	10.	Toucha, Toucha, Touch Me
	11.	Once in a While
	12.	Eddie's Teddy
	13.	Planet Shmanet Janet
	14.	Planet Hot Dog
	15.	Rose Tint My World
	16.	I'm Going Home
	17.	Super Heroes

Rocky Horror Show Soundtrack Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Roxy Cast
In my opinion this is the only Rocky Horror to get. Meat Loaf on What Ever Happened to Saturday Night is worth the price of addmission.This is what the movie soundtrack wishes it was.
Submitted by Elfmanfan (HWY 41 south)
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