The Curse of 31 Days of Spooky Tunes

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[BrandonDaCollector]

That was good.

Today is the day that My Grandpa past away 20 years ago, I dread this day every year but I'm going to try to make it as happy as possible and look in the Special Events for a showcase that will be a good one about him sometime today

Here is the score to H.P. Lovecraft's The Unnameable, this music by David Bergeaud was never released so this is a rip from the film but you can hear how great this is. My Grandpa really liked it, he loved the main titles theme. I do to, you can clearly hear how creepy it is and envision the 80s. At 8:11 is the end credits is there as well, it's a really nice fitting song that I've always liked it

[packerbacker180]

A yearly medley...

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh yes, very hard to beat those by Lou Rawls in Garfield. That Garfield is arguably the best ever IMO. I'll never forget when I saw Lou Rawls in person singing at a St. Louis Cardinals game when they went up against the Florida Marlins in 99. My Grandma saw the game on TV while I was at the Ball Park and when i got home she was so excited about that I saw him and I'm like yep I did MiMi It's a shame she didn't because he was one of her favorites of ever of all-time

Here's this song. I used to pop this on the CD player at home and in My Grandma's Garfield Express Hyundai. She really liked this soundtrack to The Mothman Prophecies movie. It's double CD set with both the songs & score and it's such a fabulous one, really one best to get This song is by King Black Acid. It's a very sweet yet eerie love song, I've listen & sung to this countless times

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[BrandonDaCollector]

Amazing!

Here's some of the excellently chilling score of The Mothman Prophecies by tomandandy

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[BrandonDaCollector]

That was different.

Now in the Revenge Topic I posted a very big special about Amazing Stories. Since it's by Steven Spielberg then you know it's gonna have great music, in fact that's one of the things one should expect

So the wonderful intro is by the legendary John Williams, he just came off doing Return of the Jedi so it was wonderful that his stuff was continuing



Here's Danny Elfman's cue to Family Dog. Now keep in mind he did this a while before Beetlejuice. This is a short but fantastic piece



Now here's this masterpiece of Go to the Head of the Class by Alan Silvestri. He did this coming right off the heels from Back to the Future and a year before Predator which you can tell it's him It's so fun and haunting. It's actually several cues from the whole episode and was part of a very special release. I love the organ he plays and those eerie sound effects. This is perfect to play on loop for background music at a Halloween party, doing your hobbies, for a spooky night and more.

[packerbacker180]

AS had a pretty memorable opening.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Yes, it sure did

You posted the trailer to Killer Klowns from Outer Space a while back, well here's the song to go with it