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I agree with just about all of this list and worship you for your inclusion of "Bloodletting." Though I almost might like "Ghost of a Texas Ladies Man" more.
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OH but the Monster Mash is so traditional..........My vote is for Bauhaus : ]
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Awesome.
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I freakin' love the Cramps and Surfin' Dead (plus it's in the movie Return of the Living Dead).
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HANDS DOWN MY FAVOURITE MIXTAPE YOU'VE MADE
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Seven Essential Songs For HallloweenThe perfect Halloween mix is a hard thing to create. I should know, every Halloween I try. & every Halloween I get really frustrated & never finish it. There are so many directions to go. You can go with your classic tacky tunes like the Monster Mash or just make a whole CD full of pyschobilly & horror punk songs as their genres generally apply to halloweenish themes. Or you can just leave on the Misfits for the whole month of October & you would be pretty much set. Whatever songs you decide to play this year here are some essentials that no Halloween is complete with. Bauhaus – Bela Lugosi’s Dead In my mind this will always & forever be the theme to Halloween. The whole song, which is nine minutes long, is just down right creepy. The way the guitar drones on & Peter Murhy cries “Undead, Undead” over & over again is enough to send chills down any skeletons spine. Concrete Blonde – The Bloodletting Best song ever written about vampires, hands down. This is the kind of song that makes you want to wear all black, drink red wine & smoke cloves all day. The Cramps – Surfin’ Dead The Cramps are one of those bands that have a lot of Halloween themed songs. I Was A Teenage Werewolf, Zombie Dance, Human Fly, Aloha From Hell. Almost any of their songs are prefect for the ghoulish occasion, but I feel like Surfin’ Dead fits the mood best. Anything by The Misfits Seriously, they don’t have one song that isn’t appropriate for Halloween. All of them about zombies, skulls, killing people, monsters, et cetera. But if you don’t want to play the same band over & over, you are in luck cause everyone & their mother has covered a Misfits song. My personal favorites being Skulls by the Lemonheads, Halloween by Alkaline Trio, Hybrid Moments by Idiot Pilot & No Use For A Name, Where Eagles Dare by Atom & His Package, Astro Zombies by My Chemical Romance, & a very nice Misfits Medley done by Zombina & the Skeletones. The Ramones – Pet Semetery The song stated above was written for the movie adaptation of the Stephen King book of the same name. So you know its fucking good. I was raised on the Ramones & Stephen King. Don’t question my logic. Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – I Put A Spell On You This song never fails to blow me away. I honesly don’t even know what to say about it. It would be a sin not to play it on Halloween, that’s how amazing it is. Siousxie & The Banshees – Halloween Similar to the Cramps, this band has a handful of songs for halloween. Generally speaking Goths capture the dark spirit of the season, instead of just screaming about blood and zombies, they really make you feel like that apocalypse is right at your door. So there they are. Seven songs (well actually six songs & a band, but whatever) you have to have on your Halloween mix this year. & if you don't Satan will eat your soul. TRUFAX. Related Groups:
List Love, the mixtape
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