Just in time for Halloween too......How about some 80's Tim Curry
hahahaha.....and me and my sister used to like this movie when they played it on halloween. You have to watch the full thing too to get all the special effects in.
Just in time for Halloween too......How about some 80's Tim Curry
hahahaha.....and me and my sister used to like this movie when they played it on halloween. You have to watch the full thing too to get all the special effects in.
[url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=SLN8oqIG01k[/url]
For some reason this song reminds of the old Steve Miller Band song 'Abracadabra' music video.
Besides the Classics like 'Monster Mash' and 'Trick or Treat,' I used to remember the ghoul school haunted classic known as 'The Ghost of John,' then later Elvira's 'Haunted House,' and 'Monsta Rap.'
There's a CD called 'Halloween Howls,' which has one song by David Cassidy called 'Halloween Party.'
"Monster Mash" is so overplayed..."Ghost of John" is indeed a classic. How about "The Hearse Song" to add to the list of old-school classics? (To this day I still will stop laughing if I see one go by just to be sure the worms won't crawl in and crawl out or play pinnochole on my snout...)
Seriously though, look at my first post in this thread. "Pimpf" along with "Sibeling" and "Memphisto" are perfect for Halloween. They were B-Sides to more well-known Depeche Mode singles ("Pimpf" was on "Strangelove", the other two on "Enjoy the Silence"). "Pimpf" is my top choice for Halloween though because of the chanting in there...go buy it on iTunes and get the other two while you're there; blare them on your car stereo when you're out on the 31st. It's the best $2.97 you can spend on Halloween stuff! (And get the two aforementioned singles while you're there...they are freaking sweet)
I agree that "Ghost of John" is an old-school classic. We sang that in elementary music in the late seventies and early eighties. "Long white bones, with the skin all go-o-o-one" Great stuff!
Another that I loved from the same era is "The Headbone" (connected to the neckbone, etc.) Come to think of it, I'm sure that's probably much older a song than I'm giving it credit for.
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