What was the name of that Mike Oldfield album..."Tubular Bulge"?

[CanuckAmok]

The one that was used in "The Exorcist".

Was it Tubular Bulge?

[Ravy]

1. Tubular bells. (n/t)

[derby378]

2. "Tubular Bells." Got it on CD.

This was Virgin Records' first release ever, I think. And look at Richard Branson now - Mr. Virgin Galactic himself.

[CanuckAmok]

4. Thanks!

"Tubular Bulge"?! What the heck was I thinking?

"Tubular Bulge" ... :eyes:

[enigmatic]

5. I'm going to write a song "Tubular Bulge"

Or make a porno film; I haven't decided:)

[Susang]

9. I would buy that cd

Or see that movie. Whatever you decide to do. :D

[enigmatic]

11. Give me a week..

[Tom Kitten]

6. Tubular Lips is also a good one

The concept is a little deep but still open to contributions...

[Dukkha]

3. I have it on quadraphonic vinyl

it's also available on DVD-A and SACD

[ThoughtCriminal]

7. I love that album

Like JS Bach's "Tocata And Fugue in D Minor", I guess most people just associate it with a horror movie.

I've heard that the piece was used in the Exorcist without anyone even telling Mike Oldfield.

[kodi]

8. Tubular Bulges a brandname for trusses.

or so i've heard

[Bat Boy]

10. That was the theme from The Exorcist.

As in, "Get thee behind me Satan! Aaand a little to the left. Yeah, right there."

[asthmaticeog]

12. Yeah - that was the song

where he played crowbar, right?