HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES Vinyl LP Sherlock Holmes HALLOWEEN Cadabra HORROR*RARE

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Limited Edition THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES LP from Cadabra Records from Cadabra Recor!

On 150 gram Transparent Green with Black Swirl Vinyl!

This was one of a limited edition of only 300, so grab it while you can!


Housed in a beautiful deluxe heavyweight gatefold tip-on jacket, this audio adaptation of the classic (with music and sound effects in the style of an old time radio play) with music and sound effects in the style of an old time radio playis perfect listening for the coming HALLOWEEN season!

Featuring an incredible cast and a lush, atmospheric, haunting score.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Hound of the Baskervilles LP with Sir Derek Jacobi & Bleak December
* Limited pressing of 300  * Starring Sir Derek Jacobi as Sherlock Holmes * Full cast audio play by the same team that brought us Bram Stokers, Dracula * 150 gram transparent green with black swirl vinyl, edition of 200 (100 variant copies set aside for subscribers)  * Deluxe heavy weight tip-on sleeve gatefold sleeve * Liner notes by producer Anthony D. P. Mann of Bleak December * Newley commissioned art by Adam Burke --- Featuring a full cast audio play by the same team that delivered Cadabra’s recently-released rendition of Bram Stoker’s, Dracula, SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE’s The Hound Of The Baskervilles showcases top-tier audio delivery with professional stage and screen actors including Sir Derek Jacobi (Gladiator, The King's Speech, Underworld: Evolution, Frazier, Dr. Who) as Sherlock Holmes.

“They were the footprints of a gigantic hound!” …and the audience shudders at the suggestion – a giant, demonic devil-dog that stalks the mysterious and desolate terrain of the vast moor where the tale is set, enacting a centuries-old blood curse on the Baskerville family. In many ways, it’s the perfect Sherlock Holmes story, and certainly the most well-known, having been adapted for stage and screen countless times (and in as many languages) since its first appearance as a Strand Magazine serialization in 1901.

The ingredients are perfect for an evening of thrills and terror… There is an unexplained death, a spooky old house that is drenched in the legacy of its own bloody history, strange sounds and lights in the night, an escaped inmate from a mental asylum loose upon the moor, and the piece-de-resistance: the Hound itself - a fierce, glowing supernatural presence that is horrific and bloodthirsty. Is it any wonder why the story holds a place among the great literary chillers of all time?