Tales of Horror: Christopher Lee reads Edgar Allan Poe

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A classic 'Listen for Pleasure' audiobook familiar to many from the elderly audio cassettes that could at one time be seen floating around at jumble and boot sales, or in charity shops. The inlay card depicted a human hand with a hungry rat squatting upon it... Classic. Anyway, who better to read the stories of Edgar Allan Poe than Christopher Lee himself?
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Some of the Vincent Price readings are glorious.

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0:00 The Fall of the House of Usher
37:53 The Black Cat
1:02:23 The Pit and The Pendulum
1:37:41 The Cask of Amontillado

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Thanks for this. I had it on tape and fell asleep to this as a 10 year old in the 80’s