Vinyl: TERRORVISION SOUNDTRACK ~ FIBONACCIS ~ Richard Band ~NEW~ VINYL LP TERROR VISION

TERROR VISION ~ TERRORVISION

SOUNDTRACK ~

FIBONACCIS ~ Richard Band ~

VINYL LP ~

NEW & SEALED "OLD STOCK"

· TERROR VISION - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (OST)

· 1986

· RESTLESS RECORDS (ENIGMA) ~ Catalog # 72120-1

· RARE ~ OOP ~ 16-track ~ USA~ 33rpm ~ 12” ~ LP ~ VINYL

· UPC: 01877721201

· Cover is sealed, but has a small saw-cut in near the top left corner (see Pictures)

· VINYL is NEW and is presumed to be in MINT Condition!!!

· Label / Front Sticker on Shrink wrap is UPSIDE-DOWN!!

TRACK LISTING:

A1	– Fibonaccis	Terror Vision	3:40
A2	– Fibonaccis	The Friends Of Crime	2:47
A3	– Fibonaccis	Sack Of Suit Suite	2:58
A4	– Fibonaccis	Advice To A Mutant	2:43
A5	– Fibonaccis	HE Can't Stop Laughing	2:50
B1	– Richard Band	Space Garbage	1:26
B2	– Richard Band	Norton's Theme	1:34
B3	– Richard Band	The Monster Materializes	2:36
B4	– Richard Band	Gramps Bites The Big One	2:39
B5	– Richard Band	Pluthar And The Kids	1:52
B6	– Richard Band	Monster Attacks Sherman	0:55
B7	– Richard Band	Spiro Gets Giacuzzed	1:45
B8	– Richard Band	Bomb Shelter	1:25
B9	– Richard Band	Officer Nupky's Bad Timing	2:05
B10	– Richard Band	Susie And Sherman	2:00
B11	– Richard Band	Good Morning All	0:37

Credits

Composed By – Richard Band (tracks: Side B) Engineer – Jim Feraci* Engineer [Second] – Craig Johnson Producer – Ron Goudie

Notes

"HE" in track A5 in capital letters on both cover and label.

Shipping weight 1 pound 4 ounces (1.5 pounds)

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