Chamber of HorrorsA condemned Baltimore criminal (Patrick O'Neal) chops off his own hand as part of an elaborate plan to wreak gory revenge on those who sentenced him to die. Outfitting himself with a nasty hook atop his bloody stump, the madman strikes again and again. Originally shot as the pilot for a TV series that was never made, this unusual horror outing warns the audience of impending scares through the use of a flashing red screen and a horn sound effect.

the band exemplifies that passionate songwriting and styling while stripping back to what they do best: guitar-driven rock 'n roll

History: In 1980

Hailed as "the most influential underground rapper of the past decade

while pointing the way to where the music could go next

performed by the McCormick Percussion Group

transcribing the words upon return to his home in Berlin and putting them to music

and is currently a Junior Fellow at Guildhall School of Music & Drama

who have taken their heritage of melodies passed down through the ages and reinterpreted them to create vibrant ensemble music

Signing to Decca's Deram label in 1971 under a production deal

and the possibility of second chances

Far from consisting in episodes of post-Romantic bathos

are captured in every caressed phrase by Skarpeid