Heres my list:

Coven: Witchcraft destroys minds....
Enon: Grass Geysers
Miranda Sex Garden: Fairytales of Slavery
Marilyn Manson: Portrat of the American Family
Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral/ Further Down the Spiral/ Ghosts i-iv
Machines of Loving Grace : Concentration
Venetian Snares: Doll Doll Doll (esp All the Children are Dead)
Death in Vegas: The Contino Sessions


there are many many more, I'll post them later.

Misfits
Groovie Ghoulies
Nekromantics

Midnight Syndicate
Misfits
Mox Arcana
Type O Negative
Rob Zombie
Black Sabbath
Ozzie

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My favorites are the ones they played on never ending wonder .com's Halloween radio show from years past ... when I was introduced to all the great Halloween-ish music:

Mort Garson - Black Mass Lucifer
Boris Karloff - Tales of the Frightened (it's got some music in it)
Sheldon Allman - Sing Along With Drac
Spike Jones - Spooktacular in Screaming Sound
Halloween Hootenanny
Halloween Stomp & 20 Tracks to make you jump in the night (the real oldies)
The many Halloween shows from the radio show "Music from the Hearts of Space"

but #1 on my Halloween list is Jeff Wayne's musical version of the War of the Worlds. I save that for October.

c'mon everybody. I know more people have thoughts on this. LET"S GET IT GOING!!


also... more pics...

the 1st resident evil soundtrack by marilyn manson. good stuff.
the theme to phantasm.. also good stuff
and n sync. that should scare some people.


I'm thinking of hosting a rar file of selected tracks that are awesome. who'd be interested?

Great choice.

My pick is any Alice Cooper!!!

That is a good one!

But Rob Zombie really gets me going!

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I first heard Jeff Wayne's WoTW on Halloween night when I was in college ... they played it on the local classic rock radio station. I was HOOKED. I taped it, and I listened to it for days. A few years later my friend Scott was lucky enough to find it at a record store ... it's a pretty special album.

Honestly, in order to listen to all my Halloween music, I gotta start listening in late August. I started early this year, in fact, just to make sure I get it all covered.

theme from "Phantasm"

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Rob Zombie definitely.
Bauhaus
Sisters of Mercy
Ozzy Osbourne
Nine Inch Nails
Ministry

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