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A playlist for Halloween

Posted Nov 5, 2006 at 02:49 PM

I was asked to bring my iPod over to the Halloween party I went to last weekend, and I had a little bit of time before the party to put together a small playlist. Finding Halloween music is somewhat of a challenge, but I was able to build a core set by searching through my library for certain words — “grave”, “pumpkin”, “zombie”, “night”, etc. I then purchased a few key tracks on iTunes to round it out.

Thought I’d post the list here for those who may be searching for fright night music down the road. Oh, and I didn’t organize the list in any particular way — it’s best to just shuffle it and let the spirits control the order :)

  1. (Night Time Is) The Right Time, Ray Charles
  2. A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, George Winston
  3. Bad Moon Rising, Creedence Clearwater Revival
  4. Bark At The Moon, Ozzy Osbourne
  5. Batman, Wolfman, Frankenstein or Dracula, The Diamonds
  6. Black Magic Woman, Santana
  7. Blue Moon, Elvis Presley
  8. Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen
  9. Boris The Spider, The Who
  10. Brain Damage, Pink Floyd
  11. Break On Through (To The Other Side), The Doors
  12. Brother, Toad The Wet Sprocket
  13. Cry, Little Sister (Theme From “The Lost Boys”), Gerard McMann
  14. Dead Man’s Party, Oingo Boingo
  15. Devil Inside, INXS
  16. Devil’s Haircut, Beck
  17. Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (Reprise), Herbert Stothart
  18. Don’t Fear The Reaper, Blue Öyster Cult
  19. Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me, Roger Daltry
  20. Dracula’s Wedding, Outkast
  21. El Distorto De Melodica, Everclear
  22. Evil Ways, Santana
  23. Frankenstein, New York Dolls
  24. Gardening At Night (Different Vocal Mix), R.E.M.
  25. Ghost Train, Marc Cohn
  26. Ghostbusters, Ray Parker, Jr.
  27. Gravedigger, Dave Matthews
  28. Hells Bells, AC/DC
  29. House of 1000 Corpses, Rob Zombie
  30. I Put A Spell On You, Creedence Clearwater Revival
  31. I Want Candy, Bow Wow Wow
  32. I Would Die 4 U, Prince
  33. I’m Your Boogie Man (Sex On The Rocks Mix), White Zombie
  34. In The Midnight Hour, The Commitments
  35. Iron Man, Black Sabbath
  36. Living Dead Girl, Rob Zombie
  37. Lost In The Shadows, Lou Gramm
  38. Love Potion #9, Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
  39. Machine Gun, Commodores
  40. Meet The Creeper, Rob Zombie
  41. Monster Mash, Bobby “Boris” Pickett
  42. Night Prowler, AC/DC
  43. People Are Strange, The Doors
  44. People Are Strange, Echo & The Bunnymen
  45. Pet Sematary (Single Version), The Ramones
  46. Prayer For The Dying (Seal)
  47. Requiem, K. 626, Dies Irae, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  48. Riders On The Storm, The Doors
  49. Runnin’ With The Devil, Van Halen
  50. Son Of A Preacher Man, Dusty Springfield
  51. That Old Black Magic, Frank Sinatra
  52. The Devil Went Down to Georgia, Charlie Daniels
  53. The End, The Doors
  54. The Great Pumpkin Waltz, Chick Corea
  55. The Munster’s Theme, Jack Marshall
  56. The Murder From “Psycho”, Bernard Herrmann
  57. The Purple People Eater, Sheb Wooley
  58. The Time Warp, Richard O’Brien
  59. Theme (From “Halloween”), John Carpenter
  60. Thriller, Michael Jackson
  61. Trick Or Treat, Otis Redding
  62. Twilight Zone, Golden Earring
  63. Wave Of Mutilation, Pixies
  64. Werewolves Of London, Warren Zevon
  65. Witch Doctor, Sha Na Na
  66. Witchcraft, Frank Sinatra
  67. Witchy Woman, The Eagles
  68. X-Files Theme, The Dust Brothers

If you have further recommendations or found this list to be helpful, please leave a comment!


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