The Ultimate Halloween Playlist

So, I dunno about y'all, but to get into the mood of Halloween, I have fun getting together the Halloween Playlist, a list of songs that are fitting to get you into that Halloween Mood.

You know the songs.

Monster Mash
Ghostbusters Theme
Thriller

Why don't we have some fun creating the ULTIMATE Halloween Playlist to get you into that Halloween Mood.

Nothing will be complete without "Intolerance" by Tool.

and from another thread:

"Dragula" Rob Zombie.

"Sober" by Tool.

Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil

Danse Macabre. Atmosphere to the max.

Original Post by lalabanana:

Danse Macabre. Atmosphere to the max.

Toccata and Fugue is another obvious one as well.
And Night on Bald Mountain

Leslie Anne Levine, Culling of the Fold, and Shankhill Butchers by The Decemberists

the whole CD of Murder Ballads by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds

Six Underground by Sneaker Pimps

Goodnight Moon by Shivaree

Any party without Deadman's Party by Oingo Boingo is not a halloween party. That is fact, not my opinion.

And "No One Lives Forever" by Oingo Boingo is another pefect Halloween song.

"This is Halloween" by Marilyn Manson originally from "The Nightmare Before Christmas." (Have that song on my myspace page now.)

The Halloween Theme song from the movies. Haha. You could play a bunch of horror movie themes.

k someone make me a mixed tape

::the young counters are googling "mixed tape" atm::

Ha!

and since we're talking 'mixed tape'

Runnin with the Devil   Van Halen

Original Post by ignayshus:

k someone make me a mixed tape

::the young counters are googling "mixed tape" atm::

mix tapes are soooo 1980s. ;) iPod Playlists are in now ;D

Original Post by kathygator:

and since we're talking 'mixed tape'

Runnin with the Devil   Van Halen

Plus, The Devil Went Down To Georgia

How can we forget "Time Warp" from Rocky Horror?

or "I Put a Spell on You" by the Animals?

Original Post by silentdeadlyrose:

 You could play a bunch of horror movie themes.

 

 Phantomas does an awesome album.

'Crossroad' Robert Johnson

Who can forget Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon?

And someone already mentioned Nick Cave, but Red Right Hand is a pretty good one too.