John Carpenter's Halloween soundtrack gets vinyl release

That's right -- vinyl. You know, a record? Played in a record player? Not digital? Can't download it? Best sound ever!

And you, loyal Basementite, can own John Carpenter's original Halloween score as of October 31 with a sexy Mondo release including artwork by Phantom Creative. How do you get it? Head over to the official Mondo twitter feed on All Hallow's Eve for your chance to purchase this beast.

Take note, this is the first time this classic soundtrack has had a full vinyl release. If you're a fan and like to rock it old school, this is an opportunity you don't want to miss.

Check out the track listings:

1. Halloween Theme (2:21)
2. Halloween 1963 (3:11)
3. The Evil Is Gone! (4:08)
4. Halloween 1978 (2:50)
5. The Boogie Man Is Coming (:40)
6. The Shape (1:43)
7. The Hedge (1:35)
8. He Came Home (2:40)
9. Trick Or Treat (:39)
10. The Haunted House (1:43)
11. The Devil’s Eyes (1:39)
12. The Boogie Man Is Outside (1:27)
13. Damn You For Letting Him Go! (1:34)
14. Empty Street (:33)
15. See Anything You Like? (2:22)
16. Lock The Door (2:53)
17. He’s Here? (:55)
18. Light’s Out (2:49)
19. Cut It Out (1:19)
20. Tombstone (1:19)
21. The Shape Stalks Laurie (1:35)
22. Turn Around (:33)
23. Unlock The Door (2:09)
24. The Hanger (3:04)
25. Call The Police (:28)
26. Last Assault (1:34)
27. Was It The Boogie Man? (:32)
28. End Credits: Halloween Theme-Reprise (3:36)

Source: GQ

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