Marc With a C - Shock Treatment (Interpretations) - Cassette Tape

Marc With a C - Shock Treatment (Interpretations) - Cassette Tape

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Experience a wonderfully unconventional tribute to cult cinema with Shock Treatment (Interpretations), a collection of lo-fi covers from Orlando-based indie musician Marc With a C. Originally recorded early in Marc's career, these imaginative performances reinterpret songs from Richard O'Brien's 1981 musical film Shock Treatment, the cult follow-up to The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Recorded on a malfunctioning four-track recorder, the album embraces rough-edged production, experimental arrangements, and Marc's distinctive musical personality. The original film's satire of celebrity culture, reality television, and social conformity provides a fascinating backdrop for these playful interpretations.

Highlights include "Denton U.S.A.," "Bitchin' in the Kitchen," "In My Own Way," and "Thank God I'm a Man." Other selections include "Farley's Song," "Carte Blanche," "Look What I Did to My Id," and "Duel Duet."

Reissued through Needlejuice Records in 2021, this cassette features a black-and-white split shell, Dolby B noise reduction, and a three-panel J-card. It also includes a bonus 2017 full-band recording of "Bitchin' in the Kitchen" and access to Marc's commentary on the film.

A delightful addition for fans of cult musicals, experimental indie pop, and unconventional soundtrack interpretations.

• Black & white split cassette shell
• Dolby B noise reduction
• 3-panel Jcard
• Includes new bonus track: “Bitchin in the Kitchen (2017)”
  
• Shock Treatment film commentary by Marc With a C