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Raro single de 7 polegadas lançado pela MCA Records para promover o álbum infantil com a história do filme "E.T. O Extraterrestre" narrada por Michael Jackson, que também canta a música "Someone In The Dark". O lançamento promocional do disco de 7 polegadas foi interrompido, juntamente com a distribuição do álbum, devido a uma quebra de contrato entre a MCA Records e a Epic Records (gravadora de Michael). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Faixas: • Someone In The Dark (Long Version)* • Someone In The Dark (Short Version)** *Se trata da versão que abre o álbum "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial", editada com a introdução da versão que encerra o álbum. **Exatamente igual à versão de encerramento. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Origem dos arquivos FLAC: Os áudios foram extraídos de um rip do vinil original do álbum "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" em formato WAV. A versão longa foi recriada a partir da versão de abertura somada a introdução da versão de encerramento. Arte de capa remasterizada por mim. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lançamento original: https://www.discogs.com/release/1273420-Michael-Jackson-Someone-In-The-Dark

Households in England, Germany, and parts of Scandinavia would sit around crackling fires on dark winter nights leading up to Christmas (and especially Christmas Eve) partaking in treats and nog, while sharing spooky tales. In his 1891 collection Told After Supper, Victorian humorist Jerome K. Jerome wrote, ”Nothing satisfies us on Christmas Eve but to hear each other tell authentic anecdotes about spectres. It is a genial, festive season, and we love to muse upon graves, and dead bodies, and murders, and blood.” It began as an oral tradition which later evolved to written with the advent of the printing press. You didn’t need to know how to read to pass on, or retell a story to someone.  For more of the creepy and macabre, listen to the 30 Morbid Minutes Podcast. #christmas #ghoststories #tradition #scrooge #holiday #spooky @jessicavasami @elysewillems @Rooster Teeth

Households in England, Germany, and parts of Scandinavia would sit around crackling fires on dark winter nights leading up to Christmas (and especially Christmas Eve) partaking in treats and nog, while sharing spooky tales. In his 1891 collection Told After Supper, Victorian humorist Jerome K. Jerome wrote, ”Nothing satisfies us on Christmas Eve but to hear each other tell authentic anecdotes about spectres. It is a genial, festive season, and we love to muse upon graves, and dead bodies, and murders, and blood.” It began as an oral tradition which later evolved to written with the advent of the printing press. You didn’t need to know how to read to pass on, or retell a story to someone.  For more of the creepy and macabre, listen to the 30 Morbid Minutes Podcast. #christmas #ghoststories #tradition #scrooge #holiday #spooky @jessicavasami @elysewillems @Rooster Teeth

Households in England, Germany, and parts of Scandinavia would sit around crackling fires on dark winter nights leading up to Christmas (and especially Christmas Eve) partaking in treats and nog, while sharing spooky tales. In his 1891 collection Told After Supper, Victorian humorist Jerome K. Jerome wrote, ”Nothing satisfies us on Christmas Eve but to hear each other tell authentic anecdotes about spectres. It is a genial, festive season, and we love to muse upon graves, and dead bodies, and murders, and blood.” It began as an oral tradition which later evolved to written with the advent of the printing press. You didn’t need to know how to read to pass on, or retell a story to someone.  For more of the creepy and macabre, listen to the 30 Morbid Minutes Podcast. #christmas #ghoststories #tradition #scrooge #holiday #spooky @jessicavasami @elysewillems @Rooster Teeth

Households in England, Germany, and parts of Scandinavia would sit around crackling fires on dark winter nights leading up to Christmas (and especially Christmas Eve) partaking in treats and nog, while sharing spooky tales. In his 1891 collection Told After Supper, Victorian humorist Jerome K. Jerome wrote, ”Nothing satisfies us on Christmas Eve but to hear each other tell authentic anecdotes about spectres. It is a genial, festive season, and we love to muse upon graves, and dead bodies, and murders, and blood.” It began as an oral tradition which later evolved to written with the advent of the printing press. You didn’t need to know how to read to pass on, or retell a story to someone.  For more of the creepy and macabre, listen to the 30 Morbid Minutes Podcast. #christmas #ghoststories #tradition #scrooge #holiday #spooky @jessicavasami @elysewillems @Rooster Teeth

As a boy living in Sac Prairie, Wisconsin, with his grandfather Jasper, Steve goes to visit up-and-coming pianist Joel Merrihew and his mother. But what he finds in Joel is a troubled and broken man, struggling with an inner turmoil whose soul is as restless and conflicted as the dense and complex Symphony in D Minor by Franck of which Joel is so fixated. (Summary by Ben Tucker)