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• What different Soundtracks exist?

Most of these are either out of print or are near impossible to find.

• The Rocky Horror Show (1973 - Original London Cast)
• Australian Cast (1974)
• The Rocky Horror Show (1974 - Tim Curry and the Original Roxy Cast)
• El Show de Terror de Rocky (1976 - Mexican Cast)
• Norwegian Cast (1977)
• New Zealand Cast (1978 - starring Garry Glitter)
• Die Rocky Horror Show (1980 - German Cast)
• Australian Cast (1981)
• Australian (1981 - plus, Shock Treatment mask and Rocky Horror sticker)
• Australian 1981 revival EP
• Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show: the Whole Gory Story (1990 Piccadilly revival - includes entire play)
• The New Rocky Horror Show (1992- Australian)
• Icelandic Cast (1991 - a college production)
• Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show by the Christopher/Emery Company (1993 - studio cast)
• Finnish Cast (1995)
• Icelandic Cast (1995 - a professional production)
• New Zealand Cast (1995)
• Aarhus Teater Rocky Horror Show (1995/6 - Danish mini-CD; just 3 songs)
• London West End European Tour (1996/7)
• The Rocky Horror Show Bad Hersfelder Festspiele (1997 - miniCD: 5 songs)
• Broadway Cast (2001)

• Selected Highlights of the Rocky Horror Show with the NSO ensemble (1995 - studio cast with some actors who actually performed in the show, as well as Brian May's excellent "Hot Patootie")
• The Musicals Collection #41: The Rocky Horror Show (1995 - repackaging of the "Highlights" studio cast)
• The Shows Collection: Music and Songs from The Rocky Horror Show (1995 - studio cast with Robin Cousins)
• The Toronto Musical Revue Plays Selections From RO'B's The RHS (1996 - studio cast)

• Australian Box Set (includes Soundtrack, AP, original Australian, & 1981
• The Rocky Horror Say It Box Set (includes Original Soundtrack, Roxy, and Audience Participation - plus, a Frank poster, 2 buttons, and confetti) (only available on LP)
• The Rocky Horror Picture Show 15th Anniversary Box Set (includes Original Soundtrack with remixes, Roxy Cast, and two new albums - "Rocky Horror International" and "Songs From The Vaults")
• The Rocky Horror Picture Show 15th Anniversary Box Set (smaller version - reissued in Europe)
• The Rocky Horror Collection (1997 Box Set- includes Original Soundtrack, the Roxy, the AP Album, and the Sing It Album, with slightly different packaging)
• Rocky Horror Show Box Set (includes Original Soundtrack, Roxy, and Audience Participation - plus, booklet, Time Warp dance sheet, and fan club membership form)

• The Rocky Horror Picture Show Audience Partic-i-pation Album (1983, vinyl; since re-released on CD)
• The Rocky Horror Picture Show Original Soundtrack
• The Rocky Horror Picture Show Original Soundtrack (with Time Warp remixes)
• The Rocky Horror Picture Show "Sing It" Soundtrack (instrumental)

• The Rocky Horror Disco Show (1985 - bad disco remakes)
• The Ultimate & Best of The Rocky Horror Show (most songs are from Roxy or movie; bonus tracks from AP album, 1989 extended Time Warp mix, "Belt you around the mouth" commercial)
• Absolute Pleasure: a Tribute to Rocky Horror (1998 - each track done by a different band; varying quality but cheap and interesting)

• Where can I get sheet music for the movie and/or play?

The original London songbook can be bought through Dark Refrain.com. The Roxy music book is out of print, but Sal Piro (of the Official Fan Club) sells photocopies of this version. A recent UK version was released with various cast photos, called Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show. Mail order copies of The RHS Vocal Score (vocal/piano/guitar) are available from Music Sales Corp. / 225 Park Ave., S. / NYC, NY 10003. The price is $15.95 plus S&H. Or you can buy it from some place like Dress Circle in London. End of free plug.

• Where can I get the script to the play?

Sal Piro (of the Official Fan Club) sells photocopies. It is also available from Samuel French, Inc. Many libraries have it (though they're often permanently borrowed by other RHPS fans). The script has been changed over the years; Sal's includes interesting notes by Richard; the last copy I looked at at French's didn't. The text has been changed slightly, too. Various scripts and the like are available at many of the WWW sites. Or, you can just grab one here.

• Where can I get the script to the movie?

Sal Piro (of the Official Fan Club) sells photocopies. The recent "Twentieth Anniversary" book has a transcript. Various scripts and the like are available at many of the WWW sites. Or, you can just grab one here.

• Where can I get the shooting-script to the movie?

If you're lucky, you'll be able to find a copy somewhere at a library somewhere (as a friend of mine did). P7A77 lovingly transcribed one of these and put it up here.

• Where can I get an audience participation script?

Audience participation scripts vary from version to version, due to constantly changing lines and locality. No two are exactly the same - just like snowflakes. Various scripts and the like are available at many of the WWW sites. Many of the Audience Participation scripts are available in the Text Files section.

• Where can I get the script to Shock Treatment?

Various scripts and the like are available at many of the WWW sites. Copies of both Shock Treatment and The Brad and Janet Show are available in the Text Files section.

• What other scripts and such exist?

Oodles. Check out the Text Files section already. Sheesh.

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