The soundtrack of the third installment broadens old themes whilst creating new ones in an effort to bring renewed life to one of the most epic horror scores ever written. Also features a Karaoke DVD featuring 20 Halloween classics such as "Thriller", "Highway To Hell", "Ghost Town" and a 20 track movie theme disc featuring tracks from classic horror films such as Halloween, A Nightmare On Elm Street, The Exorcist and The Omen.

Foottapping Records accepts no responsibility for import charges when sending goods outside of the UK. CD2 - ‘Pop Party’ - has 20 classic pop tracks to help your party guests sing along and dance at the best Halloween Party ever! Some items are not covered under this guarantee are user replaceable items that are subject to wear and tear. We feature the title track of ‘Music To Be Murdered By’, a collection of jazz standards released in 1958.

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uk/products/various-black-halloween-bo-diddley-is-a-zombie 8916880851260 Various ‎– Black Halloween (Bo Diddley Is A Zombie! Wooley, a serious country musician, had to battle his record label to get the song released; he would not see another hit until 1962’s ‘That’s My Dad’. It has all my favourite and desirable music, BUT the sound is very quiet and I wanted music not a Karaoke! Around the world pumpkins are carved into lanterns and apples are floated in bowls of water for apple-bobbing. I'm wearing the 20 yrs of MS shirt right now and when I was recording covers I would drink with the MS coffee cup which I don't have anymore it sucks.The formula used was about the same with ''Part one'', a challenging, deeply atmospheric Symphonic Rock with light Fusion overtones and plenty of dramatic moments, either offered through the irritating violin plays of Jean-Philippe Brun or the orchestral choirs and keyboards of Gilles Coppin, particularly strengthened by some theatrical vocal lines. The Philadelphia-born actor will be remembered best by viewers of US television in the Fifties and Sixties when he presented horror movies. Still others, know them for their contributions to the use of music in the roleplaying and board game industries. He’d first cut the self-penned ditty two years earlier, but it was when producer Arnold Maxim matched him with some of the era’s greatest session musicians (and a case of whiskey) two years later that the ingredients fell into place.