Jeff Wayne's The War Of The Worlds

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Battlebus imprisoning me \m/ >.< \m/
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What do you think of this rock concept album masterpeice?

Any memories of this from GAF?

No brainrot or gen z retards allowed (you can fuck off from this point on).

A certified legend, based on one of the coolest scifi stories ever.

Thunderchild is the ultimate last stand track ever composed.

Scary as fuck innerfold artwork that would give child Ragnarok nightmares.

Jeffry Wayne (born July 1, 1943) is an American composer, musician and lyricist. In 1978, he released Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds, his musical adaptation of H. G. Wells' science-fiction novel The War of the Worlds. Whatever he done before or after is probably a load of toss and he can shove that shit up his fucken asshole.
Apparently his dad done a version of Guys and Dolls musical from that episode of The Simpsons

The playlist on YouTube:


They made some stupid bullshit 'modern' version at some point, with a bunch of benders like the guy from the boy band take that. It was shit and gay so nobody really cares about that one.
 
My parents played this for me as a kid and it scared the shit out of me, but once I got over that, I loved it.

Fantastic rendition of an all time classic story.
 
We had maybe 3 cassettes in our car when we went on road trips when I was a kid - one of which was this. Must have heard this hundreds of times. Its both amazing and awesome but also a little bad at the same time.
Ooo-laaah is stuck in my brain for all time though.
 
I was probably about six, my old man used to sleep with his radio on. I could hear it from my room on one of the many nights, and this randomly came on.. it blew me away

I was hooked from then on..

Still got the original LP, and weirdly enough only rebought it not long ago on CD for the car.

Another weird thing? I caught my lad listening to it a few years back, then he was hooked, especially with Autumn leaves



I think just about every lad I grew up with loved it too.

It's just so god damn Epic.
 
My dad had it on vinyl, I didn't really listen to it but just used to love looking at the pictures. We also lived fairly near where some of the events took place, which despite the book being at the time nearly a century old, made it more relatable than watching New York or Washington getting blown up.
 
Amazing album.

The start of "Horsell common and the Heat Ray", oooooooooo-laaa, Thunderchild, "The chances of anything coming from Mars, are a million to one he said"

The updated one with Liam Neeson is nowhere near as good either.
 
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