Bad Channels "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" CD

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Bad Channels "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" CDThe original motion picutre soundtrack to the 1992 Full Moon Productions horror sci fi comedy cult hit, featurinig appearances by Ron Keel of the bands Keel Alcatrazz and original MTV VJ Martha Quinn! The soundtrack features songs by Blue Oyster Cult, Joker and Fair Game (featuring Marc Ferrari and Ron Keel of Keel and Tommy Thayer of Kiss Black 'n Blue), as well as nineteen tracks of score also written and performed by Blue Oyster Cult!

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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2026