Customer Reviews
Dinner with Drac - By: Richard, 19 Nov 2006 
Mainly a collection of vintage rock'n'roll which Ace specializein but this is a sub genre which had its rootsin such as Screammin' Jay Hawkins & John Zacherle-whose Dinner With Drac is on one of the Golden Age series.
The real classic here is Bobby Boris Pickett's Monster Mash & the CD starts off with an airshot of Pickett's speaking voice.It topped the chartsin 1962 & finally made it to the U Kin 1974.
Informative sleeve notes tell you who all these mostly failed recording artists were & the title is brilliant
Fiendishly frightening monster rockin' - By: JD, 16 May 2006 
Oh dear, if only my fellow reviewer had read what it says on the sleeve of this CD! This is another ghoulish classic from the vaults of ACE records. A fine mixture of Doo Wop, Rock 'n' Roll & just a pinch of Frat Rock...and who could turn down a novelty Frankenstein song or two! Pull you sweetheart close & get ready for some spooky sounds from the crypt. Go-Go Dracula Go!
Not what we expected - By: , 05 Jan 2006 
We thought we would get something to add to our Halloween party music stash, but this CD is something that frankly we will never use. Maybe for adults with an interestin this genre or "classic" horror film buffs this would be good, but not the casual listener & certainly not someone with kid's partiesin mind.
