It would take demented El Vidocq no less than two years of accursed fiddling to perfect this 'Monster-O-Rama Vol. 2', a flagship compilation for the Jukebox Music Factory. As a sinister intro, The Moontrekkers' damned ditty 'Night Of The Vampire' diffuses a bone-chilling mist and the stage is set... Baron Deamon's frigid surf riffs send shivers up the spine, while the freakish doo-wop by Hollywood Flames is frankly Frankensteinian... rockabilly, twist, r'n'r, cha-cha (Renato Rascel) and even cryptal calypso with the otherworldly 'Zombie Jamboree' by Harold (Digby) McNair... Lugubrious laughter and shrieks of terror punctuate this sonorous Styx of twisted themes, rare gems and audacious mixes. But this horrific compilation is also a real beaut, sporting a superb jacket signed Jampur Fraize. All the morbid morsels, for the most part resurrected from long forgotten graves, haven't lost their certain putrid something even after all these years. The Cramps' Lux and Ivy found them atrociously perfect for their collection, as do we. Happy Halloween! SIDE 1: 1. The Moontrekkers - Night Of The Vampire 2. Baron Daemon - Ghost Guitars 3. Hollywood Flames - Frankenstein's Den 4. Merv Griffin - House Of Horrors 5. Renato Rascel - Dracula Cha-Cha 6. Harold (Digby) McNair - Zombie Jamboree 7. Screaming Lord Sutch - She's Fallen In Love With The Monster Man 8. Jack & Jim - Midnight Monsters Hop SIDE 2: 1. The Duponts - Screamin' Ball (At Dracula Hall) 2. The Idols - The Prowler 3. Bill Buchanan - The Night Before Halloween 4. Lord Rockingham's XI - Lord Rockingham Meets The Monster 5. The Mark IV - Dante's Inferno 6. The Starlighters - Creepin' 7. Joe Johnson - Gila Monster 8. The Wild Tones - Martian Band