10/31/2009

Oh, the horror!!!


Happy Halloween all. Today we are going to celebrate this spooktacula holiday with a second helping of some bloody good tunes.

This is an oldie but a goodie. It reminds me a lot of pirates for some reason...ghost pirates....hmmm sounds like a Disney movie I once saw. Grab your jug of rum and a washboard and get to "yo-ho-hooOOooOo-ing"
Cab Calloway - The Ghost Of Smokey Joe


Remember when swing music came back from the dead for like two seconds just to fade away almost as quickly as it was brought to life? Was it a trend or was it some sort of black magic spell that was cast on the music scene? I always thought that those insane dance moves, although classy, could not have been done with out some sort of help.
The Atomic Fireballs - Man With The Hex

Will Smith where have you gone? I love Will Smith, but I hear that he joined the church of Scientology now. I thought he was crazy for battling aliens (ID4, M.I.B.), robots (I Robot) and, defending an empty New York City against mutated humans (I Am Legend). However I think that takes the cake. Don't worry I still love you, just don't go all Tom Cruise on us.
DJ Jazzy Jeff And The Fresh Prince - Nightmare On My Street

This is a creepy song. 'Nuff said.
Fever Ray - If I Had A Heart

When originally released (1973) in the UK a number of town councils imposed a complete ban on the showing of the film The Exorcist. This led to the bizarre spectacle of "Exorcist Bus Trips" where enterprising travel companies organized buses to take groups to the nearest town where the film was showing. Due to its controversial material, this movie was not available on video in the UK until 1999 when the British Board of Film Censors (BBFC) approved an uncut version. If you have never seen this movie I highly suggest seeing it. This one is truly scary, not like the "scary" movies you see now.
Tublar Bells - Exorcist Theme

I'll admit it there was a time when I listened to the Insane Clown Posse. I don't like to admit it but I will. In fact I was obsessed with The Great Melinko album for a good month or so. I think I just liked the horror/comedy gimmick they offered. Then I started to listen to good music, but I still throw them in once in a while for a good laugh both with them and at myself.
Insane Clown Posse - Boogie Woogie Wu

The Misfits are THE Halloween band. Enjoy your fright night and be safe out there. It's the scariest night of the year but nobody wants to end up with X's for eyes.
The Misfits - Spook City U.S.A.

10/26/2009

Muhahaha


I love Halloween. In fact I think it is probably my favorite holiday next to Christmas. I decided to do some grave digging and resurrected some tunes that you can bump in the night to. So grab your ipod, turn out the lights and go investigate that noise in the woods...I'm sure it's nothing. Muhahahahahahah!

Oh and you should probably watch this before you leave.
WARNING: This video is pretty scary.


This classical piece has come to represent evil in so many movies and shows.
LinkCarl Orff - Oh Fortuna

Michael Meyers favorite song.
John Carpenter - Halloween Main Title

Béla Lugosi was a stage and film actor well known for playing Dracula.
Bauhuas - Bela Lugosi's Dead

Whatever you do, don't fall asleep..
Charles Bernstein - Nightmare On Elm Street

EDIT: So I forgot to check the songs and it turns out the Voltaire song was not correct. It's really this song. Sorry my bad.
Zombina And the Skelletones - Zombie Hop

First heard this song on The X-Files Soundtrack and it has yet to leave my ipod.
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - Red Right Hand

Without this song shock rock might not exist. Raw emotion, and a cool history
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put A Spell On You

This song creeped me out as a kid.
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - Little Red Riding Hood

Hilarious song about being in a relationship with a satanist. A must listen!
The Broken Family Band - Living In Sin (No Longer Available)


I'll throw more out in a few days when the ghosts and ghouls really come out, so check back soon.