The Halloween Listening Party on FOTW Radio

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A stay safe PSA campaign brought to life by the folks over at the Hidden Histories Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HiddenHistories

This is the podcast version of the Halloween Listening Party, a live radio stream that sprouts up each October.

Tracklist:

Roller – Goblin

With her Head Tucked Underneath her Arms – Padraic Conroy and the Samhaina Band

Country Drive (from the Mind of Eddie Quist) – The Astral Stereo Project

Veteran of the Psychic Wars – Miracle

The Cold Song – Klaus Nomi

Monsters are Everywhere – Maddlab Project

12305 (Te Nacht) – Einstürzende Neubauten

Leatherface PSA (courtesy of Hidden Histories)

Return of the Ghost of Johnny Ramone – Black Valley Moon

Is this Halloween? – Joe Natta

Evil Approaches – Reel Big Fish

Mike Myers PSA (courtesy of Hidden Histories)

Graveside Wisdom – Formless Voyager (courtesy of Synthwave Cafe)

A Nightmare on my Street – DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince

Halloween Theme – Marson Ramos

Ghost Dancer – Addrisi Bros (Dak'n'cheese Re-Edit)

Go Insane – Lindsey Buckingham (thanks to Missy El for this one!)

Thanks to Missy El of Cassettes and Chocolate Milk podcast and blog (http://cassettesandchocolate.blogspot.com) for putting together a great show every Saturday night; also Shawn Parke and the Hidden Histories Youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/HiddenHistories) for our Covid-themed Halloween PSAs; and Belinda Hoare - our resident 'voice' of FOTW Radio.

Thanks also to Joe Natta, Marson Ramos, Massimo from Giorgio Records, Sam Europaweite, Clint Caward & Marissa Zaknich, Mike Little, Ursula Elmes Fahey, Kat Levine, V. Petrik, Bobby O, Mick Roar, Aedan MacDonnell, Joe Beer – and everyone else who got a chance to listen!

Send in your song requests via Halloweenlisteningparty.com

Stay safe this Halloween!

This is the podcast version of the Halloween Listening Party, a live radio stream that sprouts up each October. It includes a special documentary about the fantastic Creepshow soundtrack.

TRACKLIST

9am – Howard Shore (from the movie After Hours)

Carlotta's Portrait – Bernard Herrmann (from Vertigo)

It's a Dangerous City – Hans Zimmer (from Chappie)

Spiderwebs in my Hair – Clark Ford (Underground Treehouse Studio)

Witch Queen of New Orleans – Redbone

Ghost Town – The Specials

The Kirlian Frequency theme – Marcelo Cataldo

Dystopian Prologue – Europaweite Aussichten (JC Tapes)

JOHN HARRISON AND THE MUSIC OF CREEPSHOW

Ava Satana – Jerry Goldsmith

Psycho – Bernard Herrmann

Profondo Rosso – Goblin

Tubular Bells – Mike Oldfield

Friday the 13th – Henry Manfredini

Further on up the Road – Roy Buchanan

Effects – John Harrison

Eerie Heavy Echo – Spencer Moore

Ghosts – Japan

Halloween – John Carpenter

Creepshow theme and cues– John Harrison

Dies Irae – The Benedictine Monks of St. Pierre

Symphonie Fantastique – Hector Berlioz

Messa da Requiem – Giuseppe Verdi (Ján Rzehnal, Alexander Rahbari, Slovak Philharmonic Choir & Slovak Radio New Philharmonic Orchestra)

Camptown Races – Stephen Foster – 2nd South Carolina String Band

Danger Tension – Ib Glindemann

Odna – Shostakovich

The Day the Earth Stood Still – Bernard Herrmann

Forbidden Planet – Bebe and Louis Barron

Dixieland – Dan Kirsten

Thanks to Shawn Parke and Kim Henninger, Eleanor Gray, Yohann Le Meitour (Synthwave Cafe), Clark Ford, Marson Ramos, Marcelo Cataldo, Randall D. Larson, Michelle DiBucci, Belinda Hoare, Mike Little (Full Eclipse), Sam Freissler (Europaweite Aussichten), Sean Rodger, Andy Raab, the John Harrison FB page, Captain October, Justin Snikkar, the Wheeler-Kazmierski-Wilson clans – and special thanks to John Harrison himself!

John Harrison and the Music of Creepshow is an audio documentary about the wonderful soundtrack for the 1982 George Romero, Stephen King film Creepshow.

From an original interview, hear how John grew up watching movies at the local cinema, toured with rhythm and blues legend Roy Buchanan, connected with George Romero in Pittsburgh - and almost completely by accident - came to score one of the most exciting soundtracks in horror film history.

Playing on Halloween night, as part of the Halloween Listening Party on FOTW Radio - a live radio stream available through your smart speakers (play Halloween Listening Party). . . the TuneIn app . . . or directly through our website, Halloweenlisteningparty.com