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Crimes of Passion - SIGNED

Only THREE Bundles

This product is on pre-order and will be released Oct 30
$60.00
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Own a piece of 1980s synth-rock history with Rick Wakeman’s official soundtrack for the 1984 Ken Russell erotic thriller, Crimes of Passion. As the legendary keyboardist for Yes, Wakeman delivers a uniquely bold audio experience that stands out as a highly collectable cult classic.

Exclusive Ultra-Limited Special Set (Only 3 Copies Exist!)

We are thrilled to offer a definitive, museum-grade collector's package. Strictly limited to just three copies worldwide, this special set includes:

• Autographed by the Legend: Personally SIGNED by Rick Wakeman himself. • Exclusive Japanese Film Program: A premium, authentic reproduction of the original, highly sought-after Japanese theatrical program, packed with rare imagery and archival text.

Why It’s a Must-Have for Collectors

• Classical Masterpiece Meets 80s Rock: The entire soundtrack cleverly reimagines Antonín Dvořák’s famous New World Symphony, blending soaring classical melodies with upbeat synth-rock production.

• Powerhouse Lineup: Wakeman brings along an incredible backing band, featuring members of Strawbs (Tony Fernandez on drums and Chas Cronk on bass), guitarist Rick Fenn (Mike Oldfield, 10cc), and session saxophonist Bimbo Acock.

• The Maggie Bell Standouts: Features the driving hard-rock track "It's a Lovely Life" and the contemporary pop closer "Dangerous Woman"—both elevated by the raw, gritty vocals of Scottish blues-rock belter Maggie Bell.

Track Listing 1. It’s A Lovely Life (Vocals: Maggie Bell) 2. Eastern Shadows 3. Joanna 4. The Stretch 5. Policeman's Ball 6. Stax 7. Taken In Hand 8. Paradise Lost 9. The Box 10. Web Of Love 11. Dangerous Woman (Vocals: Maggie Bell).

With only three of these autographed box sets available globally, this is a true holy grail for progressive rock completionists and cinema historians alike.