Halloween Returns To Haddonfield

by Dan J. Schulte

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1.	Autumn Blood 05:22		buy track
2.	Factory of Masks 06:22		buy track
3.	Misfire 03:29		buy track
4.	Taking Shape 03:11		buy track
5.	Futile Burn 04:57		buy track
6.	Orange Shadow 04:47		buy track
7.	Unnatural Evil 03:52		buy track
8.	Block Desolation 04:24		buy track
9.	Roster Of The Doomed 06:12		buy track
10.	Time To Carve 05:47		buy track
11.	45 Lampkin Lane 04:23		buy track
12.	Uncertain Resolution 05:09		buy track
13.	Time To Carve (Tilted Head Mix) 04:08	info	buy track
14.	White Shadow 03:45	info	buy track
15.	45 Lampkin Lane (Hedge Mix) 03:40	info	buy track

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Halloween Returns to Haddonfield: the officially licensed soundtrack to the 2003 25th anniversary convention held in Pasadena, CA commemorating John Carpenter's classic horror film; Halloween, features completely original music in the classic electronic horror style of John Carpenter and Alan Howarth.

Inspired by the first three Halloween films this score is sure to satisfy hardcore Carpenter/Howarth fans and Halloween fans alike! Digital download includes three bonus tracks not on the original, extremely limited CD! Music from this album is featured in the horror film documentaries Halloween: 25 Years of Terror and Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy.

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released October 31, 2003

Creative Consultant: Sean Clark
CD Design: Anthony Masi
Malfunction Records 2003

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Dan J. Schulte Palm Springs, California

Electronic musician using only hardware workstations, synthesizers, sequencers and modules; no DAW.

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