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News Announcement
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Opening Credits
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Inside Of Your Hat
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Washed Up On The Beach
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Footprints In The Sand
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Blood Stains
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Snake In The Jungle
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Ambushed On The Beach
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A Dead Body
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Chances In The Jungle
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Dance
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Beautiful Again
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Guards Round Up Dancers
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She's Dead
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Caged Women
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She Demon
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Tension
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Underground Lab
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A Tough Crust
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A Subterranean Smooch
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Suspense
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Hiding
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Ok Big Boy
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Fight
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Caught
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She Demons, Hah!
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Mona Enters
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Menace
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Torture
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Escape
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Experiments On My Wife
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Nazi Pursuit
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How Bad Is Your Face?
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Mona's Face
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In The Tunnel
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Final Battle
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A Fortune Cookie
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End Title
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Trailer
Item UPC: 090771820716
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Label: MODERN HARMONIC
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Limited green colored vinyl LP pressing. Missile to the Moon is a fairly entertaining movie considering it was filmed in seven days. It's totally illogical, has mostly substandard acting, features a dilapidated giant arachnid and cardboard sets that look like they were painted during a liquid lunch break. Director Richard Cunha undeniably used more sense in hiring Nicholas Carras to score his film than he did in deciding to make the picture in the first place. Carras manages to add a sense of scope to the minimal production values in Missile to the Moon; his exciting score somehow making us forget that 75% of everything in the movie is either a very slow-moving monster or something made of cardboard. There's nothing subtle about this musical concoction, nor should there be given the outlandish screenplay.
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