This annual two-part celebration of musical monstrosities was among the first RFHs to feature a theme. Moreover, the inaugural episode marked the first time I ever incorporated background music into the show.
Now if only I hadn't given it such a cheesy goddamn name!
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Show Notes:
Intro: Baddd Spellah – "Radio Free Hipster Theme (feat. Beefy)"
Unlike candy corn, you'll never get sick of my tasty theme song. Sadly, you can't wedge the track into your gums and pretend to be a vampire. Touché, candy corn!
Track 1: Sci-Fried - "Vampires Suck"
Another fine tune from Florida's premiere geek rockers. Not exactly their most original title, mind you, but still.
Z's 1st interlude: "A message from the great George Takei."
Sulu wants you to have a fun and safe Halloween.
Track 2: Community dialog / Kirby Krackle - "Bite of Another"
I love that a bunch of cats from Seattle can bust out the southern-style soul-rock.
Track 3: The Consortium of Genius - "Bite Me"
Wait; did he say "bite me on the butt?"
Track 4: ToToM - "Buffy the Toccata Slayer Freaks Out"
From this year's Texas Chainsaw Mashacre Halloween bastard pop compilation.
Track 5: Shael Riley and the Double Ice Backfire - "Juese Belmont"
That's me doing the intro. I'm famous now.
Track 6: Community dialog / Action Adventure World vs. The Plasmas - "Zombie Killing, Blood Spilling (Overworld #1)"
If you haven't already, cop their epic 2010 release Vol. 1 Ghosts n Goblins.
Track 7: Anthrax - "Fight'em 'Til You Can't"
Anthrax's Worship Music is, without a doubt, one of their greatest efforts to date. Having Joey Belladonna back makes all the difference.
Z's 2nd interlude: "With the stage set for a zombie apocalypse."
Because honestly, when isn't it?
Track 8: Community dialog / Death*Star - "The Quick and the Dead"
"Holy crap; Leonard's a zombie!"
Track 9: 8-Bit Weapon - "Die Die My Darling"
I have gotten far more miles out of that 8-bit Misfits tribute than even I would've thought possible.
Track 10: The Misfits - "Twilight of the Dead"
I'm still not quite sure what I think of the new (new-new?) Jerry Only-fronted Misfits, but this track fit so I went with it.
Track 11: Community dialog / Cheekyboy - "Living Dead Temper Baby"
Because nothing says Halloween like a Rob Zombie vs. Prodigy mash-up.
Track 12: Buck 65 - "Zombie Delight"
Likely the highlight of what is, at least in my opinion, a sweet-ass set. This one was suggested to me by my Canadian homey SelfHelp.
Z's final interlude: "We are the ultimate enemy."
Also, vampires and zombies are kinda cool. I think I left that out amid all my high-minded posturing.
Track 13: Illbotz - "Zombie Girl"
Yes, the Illbotz do doo-wop. It's one of the many services the group offers.
Let us now forget, boils and ghouls, that there's another Halloween-themed episode coming. A handful of artists have already told me to expect new seasonal singles by month's end, but I should still have plenty of room for requests.
Assuming, of course, that you've got 'em.
8 comments:
What? no "God hates Fangs" by Beefy? I am surprised.
'Bite Me' just made my day! Thanks for finding that one Z.
Requests, hmm? Doubleclicks! They have a few songs which are kinda about scary things... maybe? What about 'No Easy Way To Say This'?
Oh lordy, I just re-typed in the captcha for my name... From now on, I shall answer to the name 'Sually'.
Actually, Anonymous Stranger, I'm not even sure I have a copy of "God Hates Fangs." I reckon a call to Beefy is in order!
I've got some Doubleclicks on the way for you, Jimi. If not this month, then definitely next. Also, Sually totally fits you! ;)
And glad you dug, "Bite Me," Jacob! It's a fine example of COG-y goodness.
I really dug last year's Halloween podcast, especially Ghetto Lee Lewis, "Panic at Crystal Lake." Do you have any other Halloween-themed video game remixes?
I think, Tom, that I already have a hybrid hip-hop/VGM remix in the pipe for next ep. :)
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