Rocky Horror Music [ Quick ]

Michael Rennie was ill The Day the Earth Stood Still But he told us where we stand And Flash Gordon was there In silver underwear Claude Rains was the Invisible Man Then something went wrong For Fay Wray and King Kong They got caught in a celluloid jam Then at a deadly pace It came from outer space And this is how the message ran...

Dr. Frank-N-Furter introduces himself to the shocked Brad and Janet.

Like you're under sedation

The most famous song from the show, featuring Riff Raff, Magenta, Columbia, and the Transylvanians. It is accompanied by a specific dance.

Ultimately, the music of The Rocky Horror Picture Show endures because it understands a fundamental truth about liberation: it’s supposed to be fun. The songs are about sex, fear, joy, and identity, but they are never pretentious or boring. They are a invitation. So, whenever you hear those opening theremin wails of “Science Fiction/Double Feature,” you know what to do. Give yourself over to absolute pleasure. Jump to the left. And shake it. rocky horror music

And nothing can ever be the same

This opening number serves as a nostalgic roll call of B-movie stars and tropes, setting the campy, sci-fi tone of the show. Michael Rennie was ill The Day the Earth

But the wrong man

I feel released Bad times deceased My courage has renewed Faith in my love This virtue I've missed The heart within me burns We hold to our truth The shackle is free The velvet rope he turns Rose tints my world and keeps me safe from my trouble and pain Like you're under sedation The most famous song

It's just a jump to the left And then a step to the right With your hands on your hips You bring your knees in tight But it's the pelvic thrust That really drives you insane Let's do the Time Warp again! Let's do the Time Warp again!

Well I was walking down the street just a-having a think When a snake of a guy gave me an evil wink He shook-a me up, he took me by surprise He had a pickup truck and the devil's eyes He stared at me and I felt a change Time meant nothing, never would again