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Various Kid Rhino Soundtrack 2000

Performer: Various
Genre: Screen and Stage
Title: Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders (Original Soundtrack)
Country: US
Released: 19 Sep 2000
Style: Soundtrack
Label: Kid Rhino
Catalog Number: R2 79870
FLAC version ZIP size: 2172 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2942 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2435 mb
Rating: 4.0
Votes: 592

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Tracklist

1	Purple People Eater Vocals – Scott InnesWritten By – Sheb Wooley	2:40
2	The Martian Hop Vocals – Scott InnesWritten By – John Spirt, Robert Rappaport, Steve Rappaport	2:14
3	The Aliens Are Here Vocals – Kip Tabor KennonWritten By – Bodie Chandler, Lance Falk	2:01
4	The Lost World Vocals – Scott InnesWritten By – Bodie Chandler, Glenn Leopold	3:19
5	Destination Moon Vocals – Scott InnesWritten By – Marvin Fisher, Roy Alfred	2:17
6	We Came From Space Written By, Vocals – Gary Lionelli	3:11
7	Blast Off! Vocals – Gary LionelliWritten By – Ollie Jones	2:30
8	Vacuum Cleaner Hoses Vocals – Michael Stanton Written By – Phil Baron	3:15
9	Slime Creatures From Outer Space Vocals – Gary Falcone, Joe PizzuloWritten By – "Weird Al" Yankovic	4:03
10	Mr. Spaceman Vocals – Scott InnesWritten By – Roger McGuinn	2:25
11	How Groovy Vocals – Scott InnesWritten By – Bodie Chandler, Jim Stenstrum	2:35
12	Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? Vocals – Scott InnesWritten By – Ben Raleigh, David Mook	2:50
13	Alien Invasion Composed By – Louis Febre	2:20

Credits

Design – Nancy L. Hopkins
Executive Producer – Phil Baron
Mastered By – Brad Aaron , Joe Privitelli
Producer, Keyboards – Bodie Chandler
Producer, Recorded By, Guitar, Synthesizer, Drum Programming – Gary Lionelli
Recorded By – Jeff Blackwell
Saxophone – Bob Sheppard

Notes

Only one track from Louis Febre's score appears on the album.

Title song by Jennifer Love Hewitt does is not on album.

Companies

Mastered At – Forty Four One Mastering

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Kalrajas

It's very hard to come across these Scooby Trax in the wild now. They went out of print fairly quickly and are highly sought-after by fans, even if the albums are kinda thin.

First up we get the Scooby-Doo theme song, this time sung by Billy Ray Cyrus (now, rather indignantly, mostly known as "Miley's Dad". After that there are seven songs by The Hex Girls (the goth group featured in the movie, who went on to become a regular feature in modern Scooby-Doo). This is the main reason I got the CD as I really like their songs 'Hex Girl', 'Earth Wind Fire and Air' and 'It's a Mystery'. The latter of which has a really cool melody.
Only one track is dedicated to Louis Febre's score and a proper score album has never been released, not even as a composer promo, which is a shame. Also, tracks 10 and 11, 'The Ghost is Here' and 'Terror Time', are from Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, so if you are as pedantic as me you might want to organise them into a separate album if you rip this CD to your computer.

Released on the Kid Rhino label the CD is nicely packaged with bright colors and liner notes. It may run for a swift 32 minutes but it's definitely for Scooby-Doo fans, and for folks who liked the Hex Girls music. A soundtrack album was also released for Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders by the same label.

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