Canadian label Lethal Records. Many of the 1000 copies of this initial pressing were sold by Anger at theater screenings of his Magick Lantern Cycle, which always ended with Lucifer Rising. In 2005, Beausoleil reissued the soundtrack, with outtakes that included the 1967 version of the soundtrack in a two-disk CD package on the Arcanum label. The complete anthology of both versions of the soundtrack he recorded with The Magick Powerhouse of OZ, and all of the project recordings was released on vinyl LP as a four-disk boxed set on the Ajna label, The anthology was reissued by Ajna in a CD version of the boxed set in 2004. Beausoleil spoke of his inspiration for composing the score in his liner notes for the boxed set: In early 2007, the original single-disk vinyl LP of the Lucifer Rising soundtrack was reissued (with a fresh mastering by Robert Ferbrache, and new cover art by the Russian art collective Doping-pong) on the Ajna label. The original Jimmy Page soundtrack was released in 2012 as Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks. Further music was issued as part of his Sound Tracks box set. Page explained of the latter: Cast Haydn Couts as The Magus #1 Kenneth Anger as The Magus #2 Leslie Huggins as Lucifer Bobby Beausoleil as Himself (not in the film—shots were used in Invocation of My Demon Brother) Donald Cammell as Osiris Marianne Faithfull as Lilith Myriam Gibril as Isis Chris Jagger as the Man in Yellow Tunic Jimmy Page as the Man Holding the Stele of Revealing Critical assessment Anger biographer Bill Landis described Lucifer Rising as one of the filmmaker's "most popular and enjoyable films". He would further refer to it as "a religious movie... of the top order", comparing it favourably to the "kitsch" films of that genre such as The Ten Commandments and Mohammad, Messenger of God. He added that the inclusion of the Adept as a character in the film "unlocks the psychodramatic autobiographical element of Anger's moviemaking." See also Hitchcock Estate References Footnotes Bibliography External links Bobby Beausoleil on IMDb Rotten Tomatoes SECONDS #50, 1999 - Interview with Bobby Beausoleil by Michael Moynihan The Lucifer Rising Suite: A Journey Out of Darkness by Bobby BeauSoleil Saga of the Soundtrack by Michael Moynihan Bobby BeauSoleil: Life After Death Row, Making Art and Music Behind Bars, by Adam Kovac Lucifer Rising (The Original Soundtrack) Continuous Mix)