Before the advent of home video record companies were always looking of new things to put on vinyl. Roulette Records, whose mob backing was an open secret, hit on the idea of Co☆Star. The premise was faintly brilliant - a film star would record one half of the dialogue and the liner notes had the script for the other, allowing you to interact with them at home. The stars were an eclectic bunch, ranging from Sir Cedric Hardwicke to June Havoc but surely the pick of the lot is the one containing the rich, sinister tones of Vincent Price. You should have known the grave would never hold him.
