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Coming Soon: Beach Boys Party! Uncovered & Unplugged

Beach Boys' Party! was the tenth studio album by the Beach Boys and was mostly cover songs. When originally recorded, the band invited friends and family into the studio for a party. Those sounds were then layered over the recorded music for a true party sound. Uncovered and Unplugged now strips away those party sounds so that the true sessions can be heard in their entirety. This special 2 disc set pairs the original album with the newly restored audio, outtakes and dialog.

Track list:

Disc: 1

1. Hully Gully

2. I Should Have Known Better

3. Tell Me Why

4. Papa Oom Mow Mow

5. Mountain Of Love

6. You Got To Hide Your Love Away

7. Devoted To You

8. Alley Oop

9. There's No Other (Like My Baby)

10. I Get Around / Little Deuce Coupe

11. The Times They Are A-Changin'

12. Barbara Ann

13. Let's Get This Party Rolling (session #2 - 9/8/65)

14. I Should Have Known Better #1

15. Ruby Baby #1

16. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction #1

17. Hully Gully #1

18. Blowin' In The Wind

19. Dialog: 'The Sunrays'

20. Ruby Baby #2

21. Dialog: 'The Masked Phantom'

22. Hully Gully #2

23. Dialog: 'Carl, Go Get Your Bass'

24. Hully Gully #3

25. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction #2

26. Dialog: 'That's A Bad Guitar'

27. Ruby Baby #3

28. Dialog: 'What's The Matter Carl?'

29. Ruby Baby #4

30. Dialog: 'Carl's Tires'

31. I Should Have Known Better #2

32. I Should Have Known Better #3

33. Dialog: 'Wasn't That Great Folks?'

34. Tell Me Why #1

35. Don't Worry Baby

36. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away #1

37. Little Deuce Coupe #1

38. California Girls

Disc: 2

1. She Belongs To Me / The Artist (Laugh At Me) #1

2. Fooling Around: Hang On Sloopy / You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' / Twist And Shout

3. Riot In Cell Block No.9 #1

4. Fooling Around: The Diary

5. Dialog: 'I Think We Better Do This Next Week'

6. Dialog: 'Let's Cook Now And Eat Later'

7. Tell My Why #2

8. I Should Have Known Better #4

9. Dialog: 'What I Want To Do'

10. Dialog: 'Are We Still In The Party?'

11. Mountain Of Love #1

12. Dialog: 'Where s Denny?'

13. Devoted To You #1

14. Dialog: 'What Are You Doing Now'

15. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away #2

16. Dialog: 'This Phony Party' / Ticket To Ride

17. Alley Oop #1

18. Alley Oop #2

19. Dialog: 'Tune It Like This'

20. There's No Other (Like My Baby) #1

21. There's No Other (Like My Baby) #2

22. Dialog: 'Do The Splits'

23. Devoted To You #2

24. Devoted To You #3

25. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away #3

26. I Get Around

27. Little Deuce Coupe #2

28. Mountain Of Love #2

29. Ticket To Ride #2

30. Riot In Cell Block No.9 #2

31. The Artist (Laugh At Me) #2

32. One Kiss Lead To Another

33. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away #4

34. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away #5

35. Dialog: 'What Did You Stop Us For Chuck?'

36. The Times They Are A-Changin'

37. Fooling Around: Heart And Soul / Long Tall Sally

38. Fooling Around: The Boy From New York City

39. Smokey Joe's Café

40. Dialog: 'I Got One More'

41. Barbara Ann #1

42. Barbara Ann #2

43. Barbara Ann #3

Cool! Vincent Price "Famous Monsters of Filmland" guitar

Via Massdrop.

Happy Halloween from Barbara Eden

New on Video: Army of Darkness; Monty Python; Frank Zappa; Phase IV; Dr. Terror's House of Horrors; Forbidden Hollywood; The Deadly Bees, more

Click the links to order discounted DVDs or Blu-rays from Amazon.

Army Of Darkness [Collector's Edition]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail Limited Edition Castle Catapult Gift Set

Mulholland Dr.

My Fair Lady

Roxy the Movie

Phase IV

Dr Terror's House of Horrors

Forbidden Hollywood Volume 9

Deadly Bees [Blu-ray]

Flying Disc Man From Mars

Son of Kong

Get Mean

Prisoners of the Lost Universe

Doctor Who: The Zygon Invasion: Official TV Trailer

"Sherlock" special - extended trailer

Vintage Halloween: Schlitz Beer

Pop Focus: Hammer Films' Dracula

Britain's prolific Hammer Films studio made dozens of now-cult horror flicks from the late 1950s to the late 1970s, and perhaps none were as popular or memorable as those featuring Bram Stoker's classic character, Dracula.

Hammer made a total of nine Dracula films, nearly all of them starring Christopher Lee as the bloodthirsty Count and Peter Cushing as his arch-enemy, Van Helsing.

The films grew increasingly more lurid as the series went on, and had less and less to do with Stoker's original conception character. Lee worrying (too late) about being typecast, quit before the last film, "The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires," which was a shameless attempt to capitalize on the mid-1970s kung fu craze.

Here are pics, posters and trailer from the entire series.