Sherlock Holmes - The House of Fear - On Vinyl

Hello and thanks for clicking in.
Spinning on the record player right now is The House of Fear, a 1945 Sherlock Holmes crime film that was put on vinyl. This record was released in 1980.
I bought this record from a thrift store. The album cover is in good condition, but the record has seen better days. It was pretty dirty and has a lot of scratches, likely from taking the record in and out of the cover without a sleeve. I used software to remove most of the clicks and pops as best I could. If you want to hear the original version, let me know, maybe I would upload that too.
Anyways, as usual, I cleaned the record cover by hand with a moist soapy towel, cleaned the record by hand with my own concoction of distilled water/alcohol mix and then gave the record a bath in my Ultrasonic Cleaner** that I modified for cleaning records.
Hardware & Software I use is listed at the end of this description, I get nothing from them, just letting you know what I use.
Thanks, and hope you enjoy this record from the past and maybe relive some memories.
Till next time,
Steve
** To see my Ultrasonic Cleaner, follow this link - • Record cleaned with my...
Nothing fancy about the Hardware I use:
GLi Pro BD-1600 Turntable w/ Audio Technica cartridge
DAK 2800-PC Mixer
DIY Cork Platter Mat
Software I use:
DAK Industries ( www.dak.com ) Audio Workshop - Sometimes I use this to remove clicks & pops automatically if there are too many to remove manually. I also use this for track splitting & track labeling.
AVS4YOU ( www.avs4you.com ) Audio Editor - I use this to transfer the vinyl to a digital format, fade-in / fade-out, and to remove clicks and pops that Audio Workshop does not fix. I find this software is quicker than Audio Workshop for cleaning up the sound just a bit more.
VSDC ( www.videosoftdev.com ) Video Editor - I use this to make my videos.
GIMP (www.gimp.org) Image Manipulation - I use this to make my KZbin thumbnail picture and for editing the pictures I use in the video.

[@Lizzymint]

I know this off by heart , to be able to listen to it in bed is amazing, I love it, thank you 🙏

[@steveshome]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@adamantman3200]

SHERLOCK HOLMES, portrayed by Rathbone and others, was also on radio for many years, starting in 1930. A number of those broadcasts can be found right here on You Tube.

[@adamantman3200]

MURRAY HILL RECORDS released several Holmes movies on LP in the '70's. Among them: SHERLOCK HOLMES and the VOICE of TERROR (1942), SHERLOCK HOLMES in WASHINGTON (1943) and SHERLOCK HOLMES and THE SCARLET CLAW (1944).

[@fromthesidelines]

1:00:22- The Players Sherlock Holmes. . . .BASIL RATHBONE Doctor Watson. . . . . . . . NIGEL BRUCE Alastair. . . . . . . . . . AUBREY MATHER Lestrade. . . . . . . . . . . DENNIS HOEY Simon Merrivale. . . . . . .PAUL CAVANUGH Alan Cosgrave. . . . . . HOLMES HEREBERT John Simpson. . . . . . . . .HARRY CORDING Mrs. Monteith. . . . . . . . SALLY SHEPHERD Chalmers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . GAVIN MUIR Alison MacGregor. . . .FLORETTE HILLYER Alex MacGregor. . . . . . . . . . .DAVID CLYDE

[@steveshome]

Thank you very much, appreciate that.