Monsterkid Records

[Hepcat]

Great sleeve art to that one!

[60sThru80s]

Let's not forget this classic. I had this as a kid, but lost it somewhere along the way. Ron Howard lends his voice. You can listen to the album here:

The Story and Song from The Haunted Mansion - Part 1


Wow! I never knew about that one. My Haunted Mansion was narrated by Robie Lester by herself without Howard. It was the "read along and turn the page at the beep" version. I was too old for it when I asked for it for Christmas, but didn't care. It was a haunted house and it had ghosts in it.



I fell in love with the internal artwork on Christmas morning 1970. Hopefully I got a drool bucket as a stocking stuffer.











For every page and the best quality audio I could find:

The Haunted Mansion (See, Hear, Read).wmv

[Monolith]

I think that I need this ...

I have this on vinyl- great cover. The story involves Super Snooper and Blabber Mouse going to a party where there's a bunch of monsters. It has voices by June Foray and Paul Frees and like the other Hanna Barbera records
it has a couple of songs on it. The vocals on the song are by Danny Hutton of Three Dog Night.

[Monolith]

I like monster records. Here are some of mine...

[Monolith]

And here's some more. This is just what was in the first box I could get to. I have more packed away...

[Hepcat]

Wow! Nice collection!

[zombiehorror]

Awesome collection!

[Flower]

I like monster records. Here are some of mine...

I'm so jealous!  Great collection  ...

[Monolith]

Thanks everybody. Some of those records I've had since I was a kid, like the Addams Family, Dracula's Greatest Hits, and The Monster Album. I used to listen to them all the time back then, and still listen to them every once in a while now. I have more monster, and Halloween records packed away, if I dig them out I'll post some more pics.

[Flower]

Thanks everybody. Some of those records I've had since I was a kid, like the Addams Family, Dracula's Greatest Hits, and The Monster Album. I used to listen to them all the time back then, and still listen to them every once in a while now. I have more monster, and Halloween records packed away, if I dig them out I'll post some more pics.

Looking forward to it.

[Monolith]

Here's a little more info on one of the records pictured above... THEME'S FROM HORROR MOVIES from 1959

http://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=25444.0

And here's more info on DRACULA'S GREATEST HITS...

http://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=17847.msg283702#msg283702

[horrorhunter]

Great sleeve art to that one!

Neal Adams 

[Hepcat]

That then explains why it looks so good to me!

[Moe]

Here is a classic that many of us had back in the day, and have on our shelves currently. Fun stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5p-l2-rSLU&feature=player_detailpage

Picked this up today!  Love the artwork on this album!

[Earth 2 Chris]

My friend Rob Kelly and I discussed the Power Records album on the PR podcast, a long with the actual audio. If you've never heard it, it's a surprisingly adult story, but then Power Records wasn't really known for "sanitizing" their material much!

http://www.namtab.com/aquablog/Power%20Records%20Podcast%20Episode%201.mp3

Chris