Halloween Songs

[geekguy2013]

 

[Boss Nass]

geekguy2013 beat me to it. Great piece of music. :thumb:

 

[MissCroft]

 

[Hugh G. Rekshun]

Joan Crawford (has risen from the grave), by Blue Öyster Cult
It's not one of their three best known songs, and in spite of what the title and chorus may lead you to think, apparently not really a song about a celebrity zombie either, but actually about an angry look on the face of the drummer's soon-to-be ex-wife.
http://www.breitbart.com/blog/2013/...at-blue-oyster-cult-songs-besides-the-reaper/

... late one night in a basement of drummer Al Bouchard’s house. Al’s marriage was at that moment nearing it’s end and at some point his soon to be ex-wife came downstairs and made a scene. After she left, David Roter, who was not a member of the band, said something like “Joan Crawford has risen from the grave” and that led him to write the lyrics for this song.

Both of the Bouchard brothers from B.Ö.C. have in more recent years had a band called Blue Coupe with Dennis Dunaway (from the heyday of the Alice Cooper band), and recorded new songs like "You (Like Vampires)" and "Hallow's Grave". They also still perform songs from their old bands at small venues like The Rockpile and Cadillac Lounge, when they could probably be playing larger places, like other classic rock bands.

 

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[K Douglas]

 

[MissCroft]

 

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[Amanda-Lee]

Obsession...

 

[Twister]

Tubular bells

 

[Insidious Von]

From On the Beach - Neil Young's Watergate satire album.

 

[Insidious Von]

Neil Young tribute - Radiohead goes nuclear.

 

[Insidious Von]

Steppenwolf, a frightening song.

 

[Twister]

You bastard..lol, my one horror nemesis.
Oh what an evil movie and musical score. Its managed to haunt, chill and creep me like no other film ever.

Still, its no worse than me fearing heights, only to ride the best Canada's Wonderland had to offer so might just have to pull this one out for old time sake. Ugggh, I'll be up all night now.

LOL , I thought a new one came out a few years ago, I didn't see it . I think the first is probably the best but some say the 3rd is scarier than the first. I don't remember the 2nd with Richard Burton but they're saying it was one of the worst.

 

[Insidious Von]

Here's what I'll be watching Holloween night....the horror...the horror!

 

[Don Draper]

"The Hills are Alive"...is there a more frightening, spine chilling opening line to a film?

My rectum puckers right up each time I hear this. Arrrrggghhhhh! :Eek:​

 

[Insidious Von]

Now that Holloween has passed has passed, I can't think of a better way to close out this thread.