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'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' Soundtrack, "Holy Grail Of Film Scores," Finally Getting Released After 51 Years
StereogumStory by Tom BreihanImage from Stereogum
scrn loglineAfter over 50 years, the 'holy grail' of horror film scores for the iconic 'Texas Chain Saw Massacre' is finally getting an official release.beat sheet- Director Tobe Hooper and soundman Wayne Bell recorded the unsettling score using everyday household objects like can lids and a saucepan, creating a disquieting collage of clanks, scrapes, and buzzes.
- Waxwork Records has spent over a decade trying to release this long-bootlegged cult score, with Bell having to painstakingly organize and reconstruct the haphazardly labeled master tapes to piece together this 'thousand-piece puzzle.'
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'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' Soundtrack, "Holy Grail Of Film Scores," Finally Getting Released After 51 Years
StereogumStory by Tom Breihan
scrn logline
After over 50 years, the 'holy grail' of horror film scores for the iconic 'Texas Chain Saw Massacre' is finally getting an official release.
beat sheet
- Director Tobe Hooper and soundman Wayne Bell recorded the unsettling score using everyday household objects like can lids and a saucepan, creating a disquieting collage of clanks, scrapes, and buzzes.
- Waxwork Records has spent over a decade trying to release this long-bootlegged cult score, with Bell having to painstakingly organize and reconstruct the haphazardly labeled master tapes to piece together this 'thousand-piece puzzle.'
call sheet
Tobe Hooper, Wayne Bell, Waxwork Records, 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre'