List $35.00

Performed by Jeff Gelb, Brian Grillo, Scott Ian, Joan Jett, Bruce Johnston, Greg Hihn, Bill Mumy & Fee Waybill - Unabridged Selections - 4 COMPACT DISCS - 4 hours

Publisher, The Publishing Mills (March 2001)

Put on your headphones and rock to this horrific compilation where martyred musical superlegends return from the dead and where other worldly specters pirate human souls not records. Experience the dark side of rock-n-roll where the party stops and the terror begins.

A collection of short stories featuring the living legends and rising stars in horror writing. Shock Rock is an all-access pass into the otherworldly terror and rafter rousing noise of rock-n-horror. A superstar jam for those who are not faint of heart.

Rock legend Joan Jett reads Brian Hodge's Requiem, a chilling tale of a hellish reunion concert, as only she could. Anthrax ax-man Scott Ian delivers a narration of Michael Newton's Reunion that truly rocks. Greg Kihn's telling of Odeed by David J. Schow makes you feel the jeopardy of the story. Extra Fancy frontman Brian Grillo delivers a knock-out punch of a reading of the strange days of Ray Garton's Weird Gig. The Beach Boys' Bruce Johnston answers a deadly request on Michael Garrett's Dedicated to the One I Loathe. Bill Mumy of Lost in Space reads his own (co-written with Peter David) terrifying tale, The Black '59. Fee Waybill of the Tubes reads Mark Verheiden's ultra creepy Bookleg. Shock Rock anthology editor (and music industry veteran) Jeff Gelb works some mojo on the eerie Voodo Child by Graham Masterton.

The Shock Rock Album features Oingo Boingo's Dead Man's Party, Billy Idol's White Wedding, The Edgar Winter Group's Frankenstein, Blue Oyster Cult's (Don't Fear) The Reaper, Classic IV's Spooky, Greg Kihn's Jeopardy, Fee Waybill's Fools Cry, Brian Grillo and Rebel Robot's Dad's Mad, Surface by Joe K's Kid and, of course, The Shock Rock Theme by Ronald King and Justine.