Invaders From A Forbidden Planet started as a band full of Florida State University students in 1996. The core members were Lee Grutman, Brandon Arnold, Rachel McDonnell, Matt Mazarowski, and Mike Coleman. However, we had lots and lots of other members over the years and help from outside musicians. Invaders released two full length albums "The Ups and Downs of Boyhood" and "Queen City", one split CD w/ Canard, 8 seven inches, and appeared on numerous compilations and tribute albums. Most of this was recorded by the legendary Tallahassee recording engineer Tommy Hamilton. Though some was recorded by Kelly Shane. After officially ending Invaders in 2003, Lee started the band LA Tool & Die whose 2004 album "Fashion for the Evildoer" went Top 100 in the CMJ Charts. Brandon Arnold and Mike Coleman played on that album as well. released June 13, 2014.

Shot in Eastmancolor and CinemaScope, it is considered one of the great science fiction films of the 1950s, a precursor of contemporary science fiction cinema. The characters and isolated setting have been compared to those in William Shakespeare's The Tempest, and the plot contains certain analogues to the play.

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With their own brand of demented, humor soaked power-pop that took their native Florida unexpectedly, the releases started with the aforementioned Amazing Lee solo EP, the "Invaders" seven-inch and a split EP with Canard all within the year they got together. Following their first full length The Ups and Downs of Boyhood in 1998, two more split EP came about with Newsboy Legion and Red Soda. Queen City appeared a year later.

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Forbidden Planet is a 1956 science fiction film directed by Fred M. Wilcox, with a screenplay by Cyril Hume. The characters and its setting have been compared to those in William Shakespeare's The Tempest, and its plot contains certain story analogs. MGM techs from a fully restored, digital transfer of the film. Novelization After the film was released, a novelization quickly followed in both hardcover and mass-market paperback; it was written by W. J. Stuart (the mystery novelist Philip MacDonald writing under the pseudonym), which chapters the novel into separate POV narrations by Dr. Ostrow, Commander Adams, and Dr. Morbius. MGM declined to publish a soundtrack album at the same time that Forbidden Planet was released.

Forbidden Planet - 1956. Directed by: Fred M. Wilcox (as Fred McLeod Wilcox). Starring: Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis & Leslie Nielsen.

Forbidden Planet (1956). Showing all 75 items. The Barrons finally released their soundtrack in 1976 as an LP album for the film's 20th anniversary; it was on their very own Planet Records label (later changed to Small Planet Records and distributed by GNP Crescendo Records).