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Attack of the Killer Soundtrack: Halloween Edition · Movie Meltdown

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Speaker 1: Guess who? It's 10 o'clock.
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Speaker 2: Do you care where your parents are?
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Speaker 3: The following feature has been rated R by the Motion
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Speaker 3: Picture Association of America.
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Speaker 4: It is intended for mature audiences and parental discretion is advised.
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Speaker 5: The Coast Guard.
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Speaker 6: And the Navy have been alerted and are standing by
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Speaker 6: on the eastern seaboard.
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Speaker 3: It continues to burn out of control.
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Speaker 7: It has been regular.
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Speaker 8: Every five to ten minutes there has been another convoy
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Speaker 8: of units, fire companies, paramedics.
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Speaker 9: A citywide emergency has been declared.
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Speaker 4: Police officers are still on tactical full alert.
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Speaker 10: 2,000 National Guardsmen are standing by.
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Speaker 11: Air defense warning read.
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Speaker 12: It's time for Movie Meltdown's Attack of the Killers soundtrack.
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Speaker 3: Live transmission has begun, and we're into the final.
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Speaker 1: Hour of hell.
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Speaker 13: What's up, and welcome to Movie Meltdown's Attack of the
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Speaker 13: Killers soundtrack. So it's October, at least at the time
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Speaker 13: of this recording, and I love Halloween, as we've previously
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Speaker 13: covered in many Halloween episodes on the original recipe show.
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Speaker 13: But not just the holiday, also just this time of year.
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Speaker 13: You know, that feel of the autumn air and the
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Speaker 13: general creepiness that comes along with it. Maybe it's just me,
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Speaker 13: but once it gets cool and those dead leaves start
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Speaker 13: dragging along the ground, it's just a very different feeling than,
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Speaker 13: you know, the rest of the year and the warmer months.
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Speaker 13: I've always kind of enjoyed that time of year. And
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Speaker 13: it's synonymous with Halloween. Like, in my mind, they have
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Speaker 13: all become sort of mashed together together. So, in that
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Speaker 13: same vein, I also love creepy music, especially the sort
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Speaker 13: of stuff that ties itself to those horror themes that
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Speaker 13: we're always talking about anyway. So, I thought, what better
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Speaker 13: way to celebrate all of these things than to put
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Speaker 13: together a horrific version of Attack of the Killers soundtrack.
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Speaker 14: Attack of the Killers.
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Speaker 13: So as I said, I've always liked horror-themed music. Even
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Speaker 13: as a kid, I remember buying those compilations of horror
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Speaker 13: songs and the stuff that you're supposed to play at
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Speaker 13: your Halloween party. And, you know, who has parties? So
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Speaker 13: I'd be riding around in my car listening to them.
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Speaker 13: Not the cheesy sound effects stuff, but the songs that
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Speaker 13: had sort of tied themselves to it. And a lot
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Speaker 13: of them were movie-themed and sometimes just general horror-themed and monster-themed.
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Speaker 13: And I always liked that kind of thing. I think...
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Speaker 13: I don't know, it just struck a nerve in me
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Speaker 13: that I'd always thought those were cool and I'd always
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Speaker 13: gotten into those.
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Speaker 11: Oh, mark my words, Lou.
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Speaker 15: There's something creepy about that young man.
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Speaker 13: So in addition to that, there's sort of a new
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Speaker 13: level that's come along over the years.
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Speaker 12: The older creepy music.
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Speaker 13: And sometimes the further back you go time-wise, the creepier
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Speaker 13: the music is. Now whether it's meant to be or
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Speaker 13: that there's just something about things of that time period
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Speaker 13: that sometimes make it a little creepier. You look at
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Speaker 13: old photos from that time or even weird movies from
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Speaker 13: when they first started filming stuff. Sometimes things come across
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Speaker 13: a little creepier the further back you go. So one
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Speaker 13: incidence of that being used very well in a film,
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Speaker 13: I thought, was in 2001's Jeepers Creepers. Now, we've actually
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Speaker 13: done a whole episode on it, and I even played
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Speaker 13: this song there, but I've decided to separate those shows.
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Speaker 13: You know, this is a specific music-themed one, and this
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Speaker 13: was actually the first song that came to mind when
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Speaker 13: I thought about doing songs that have been featured in
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Speaker 13: movies that had a creepy or Halloween sort of theme
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Speaker 13: to them. So, not necessarily the Jeepers Creeper song itself.
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Speaker 13: It's funny that the title itself is taken from an
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Speaker 13: old song. But no, the one that they close out
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Speaker 13: the movie with It's called Hush, Hush, Hush, Here Comes
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Speaker 13: the Boogeyman. It's a song written by Lawton, Brown, Smith, Lang,
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Speaker 13: and Benson, which sounds like a law firm, but it
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Speaker 13: was recorded in 1932 by British bandleader Henry Hall, which
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Speaker 13: you'll notice because like a true rap star, he drops
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Speaker 13: his name in the middle of the song. But vocals
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Speaker 13: were actually done by Val Rosi. It's just a really
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Speaker 13: fun song, but it's got such an old, creepy feel.
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Speaker 13: that it's sort of like that is the soundtrack that
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Speaker 13: comes up. When you see those old creepy Halloween cartoons,
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Speaker 13: to me, this is the kind of music that's playing
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Speaker 13: in the background while the skeletons are dancing around. So
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Speaker 13: this would be Hush, Hush, Hush, Here Comes the Boogeyman.
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Speaker 1: Children, have you ever met the bogeyman before? No, of
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Speaker 1: course you haven't, for you're much too good, I'm sure.
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Speaker 1: Don't you be afraid of him if he should visit you.
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Speaker 1: He's a great big coward, so I'll tell you what
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Speaker 1: to do. Hush, hush, hush. Here comes the bogeyman. Don't
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Speaker 1: let him come too close to you. He'll catch you
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Speaker 1: if he can. Just pretend that you're a crocodile. And
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Speaker 1: you will find that bogeyman will run away a mile.
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Speaker 1: Say shoo-shoo and stick him with a pin. Bogeyman will
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Speaker 1: very nearly jump out of his skin Say buzz buzz,
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Speaker 1: just like the wasp that stings Bogeyman will think you
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Speaker 1: are an elephant with wings Hush, hush, hush, here comes
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Speaker 1: the bogeyman Tell him you've got soldiers in your bed
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Speaker 1: For he will never guess that they are only made
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Speaker 1: of lead Say, hush, hush, he'll think that you're asleep.
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Speaker 1: If you make a lovely snore away, he'll softly creep.
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Speaker 1: Sing this tune, you children, one and all. Bogeyman will
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Speaker 1: run away, he'll think it's Henry Hall. When the shadows
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Speaker 1: of the evening creep across the sky, and your mommy
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Speaker 1: comes upstairs to sing a lullaby. Tell her that the
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Speaker 1: bogeyman no longer frightens you. Uncle Henry's very kindly told
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Speaker 1: you what to do.
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Speaker 13: Hush, hush, hush.
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Speaker 1: Here comes the bogeyman. Don't let him come too close
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Speaker 1: to you. He'll catch you if he can. Just pretend
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Speaker 1: your teddy bear's a dog. Then shout out, fetch him, teddy.
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Speaker 1: And he'll hop off like a frog. Hey, meow, pretend
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Speaker 1: that you're a cat. He'll think you made scratch and
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Speaker 1: that will make him fall down flat. Just pretend he
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Speaker 1: isn't really there. You will find that bogeyman will finish
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Speaker 1: him thinner.
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Speaker 4: Here's one way.
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Speaker 1: To catch him without fail. Just keep a little salt
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Speaker 1: with you and.
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Speaker 14: Put it on his face.
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Speaker 12: Now it's time for some blaxploitation appreciation.
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Speaker 11: You're damn right.
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Speaker 13: That's right, it is time for Blaxploitation Appreciation. You know
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Speaker 13: it's coming. There is only one way to go with this.
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Speaker 13: I mean, one main one. There's a few weird times
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Speaker 13: that Blaxploitation and Horror Cross is over. But there's one
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Speaker 13: main one, one that comes to mind. We had to
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Speaker 13: work it in here, and this is the first time
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Speaker 13: we've done, like, the Halloween edition of Attack of the
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Speaker 13: Killers soundtrack. So I thought, you know, we have to
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Speaker 13: get this in here for the first one. Of course,
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Speaker 13: the Blackula theme. And it's performed by none other than
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Speaker 13: Gene Page. So this is the Blackula theme, or the Stockwell.
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Speaker 2: What news today?
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Speaker 14: Thank you. Thank you.
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Speaker 7: Thank you.
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Speaker 16: Thank you.
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Speaker 14: You shall pay. Black Prince, I curse you with my name.
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Speaker 11: You shall be.
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Speaker 2: Black Culler.
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Speaker 17: Black Culler. The Black Avenger. Rising from his tomb to
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Speaker 17: fill the night with horror. Black Culler.
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Speaker 2: Dracula's soul brother.
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Speaker 17: Deadlier even than he.
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Speaker 2: You know, he is a strange dude.
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Speaker 18: You're a nut that ran in front of my cab.
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Speaker 1: You're the only imbecile on this street.
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Speaker 14: Boy.
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Speaker 12: Black killer.
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Speaker 19: Look at me.
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Speaker 20: You found me.
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Speaker 21: He's got to be around here somewhere.
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Speaker 19: I mean, listen.
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Speaker 22: Well, you take your hands off of me.
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Speaker 8: I don't know you.
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Speaker 17: He thirsts for your blood. He hungers for your soul.
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Speaker 17: Warm young bodies will feed his hunger. Hot, fresh blood
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Speaker 17: will quench his awful thirst.
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Speaker 11: Make it Bloody Mary. Are you into the occult?
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Speaker 2: No!
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Speaker 9: How about the heavy stuff?
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Speaker 11: What do you think of vampires? Vampires? I think they're
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Speaker 11: possibly the most fascinating of all.
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Speaker 17: More horrifying than Dracula.
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Speaker 2: The Black Avenger.
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Speaker 17: Blackula.
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Speaker 11: From American International Pictures.
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Speaker 13: That's right, you've got to love Blackula. So as we
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Speaker 13: move into this next phase of the show, this I thought,
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Speaker 13: you know, we'd do some of our basic ones there
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Speaker 13: to kind of get the ball rolling, but once we
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Speaker 13: get into it, As we sat down and we did
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Speaker 13: a couple of different Halloween recordings this past month, and
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Speaker 13: as we got a good portion of the gang together,
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Speaker 13: I thought I would throw it out there as you
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Speaker 13: guys pick a song. And pick a song that's, again, movie-themed,
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Speaker 13: but also sort of horror-themed and something that ties the
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Speaker 13: two together. And when you throw that sort of question
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Speaker 13: out to people, you would assume you would get very
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Speaker 13: general answers or very cliche horror movies or themes that
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Speaker 13: everybody already knows. Once again, with our crew, you're going
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Speaker 13: to get something a little different. I think we all
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Speaker 13: pick stuff that the rest of us didn't see coming.
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Speaker 13: You're probably not going to see it coming. Everybody takes
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Speaker 13: it a different way. And I think that's kind of awesome.
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Speaker 13: So I like the weird mixture that we get on this.
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Speaker 13: And it provides, once again, a very eclectic soundtrack. So
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Speaker 13: we're going to go. I'll sort of introduce them each
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Speaker 13: one as we go along. So you'll recognize most of
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Speaker 13: the crew, especially if you've been listening to these Halloween episodes.
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Speaker 13: themed episodes. Cause the majority of people have been on
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Speaker 13: all these episodes. We, we got a good crew together there.
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Speaker 13: So we're going to go through one by one and
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Speaker 13: have everyone pick their song. So let's get to it.
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Speaker 7: All right.
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Speaker 13: So we're doing our rundown of horror themed music. What
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Speaker 13: is your choice been? Which, which way did you go
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Speaker 13: in this?
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Speaker 21: I got the email.
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Speaker 19: It said, you know, think of a song from a,
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Speaker 19: from a horror movie that kind of sticks with you
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Speaker 19: that I think really made, made the movie. And, uh,
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Speaker 19: When I was a kid, the scariest movie I ever
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Speaker 19: saw was Legend of Boggy Creek.
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Speaker 1: Nice. And, uh.
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Speaker 7: This doesn't surprise me either.
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Speaker 19: And, uh, for some unexplained reason, right in the middle
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Speaker 19: of this movie, you know, they're, they're going to, and
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Speaker 19: for those who haven't seen it, it's early 70s, very handmade,
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Speaker 19: it's very low budget, uh, But it had a lot
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Speaker 19: of heart.
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Speaker 11: God love it. It had a lot of heart.
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Speaker 13: Docudrama is what it was.
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Speaker 19: Yeah, and so as a little kid who was scared
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Speaker 19: of seven-foot monkey men, I was terrified of it. Even
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Speaker 19: though if you see it now, it's very, very tame.
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Speaker 19: But they were going through stories. They had farmers talking
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Speaker 19: about the Bigfoot came and got my pigs, and Bigfoot
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Speaker 19: came and killed my kitty cat.
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Speaker 11: So I was terrified.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 19: And then it got to the point where it was
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Speaker 19: going to talk about this kid named Travis Crabtree. And
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Speaker 19: he was getting in his boat and he was getting
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Speaker 19: on the river. He was paddling out into the wilderness
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Speaker 19: of Arkansas. And he was going out to be by
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Speaker 19: himself and commune with nature and hunt and trap and
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Speaker 19: all that.
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Speaker 7: And you just knew.
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Speaker 19: He's going out there and the boggy creek monster is
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Speaker 19: going to get him. He's going to come pluck him
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Speaker 19: out of the boat, eat him. And I was just terrified.
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Speaker 19: And as he's paddling along, they start playing this early 70s.
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Speaker 19: It kind of sounds like, you know in the Muppet
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Speaker 19: movie when Hermit's sitting on the log and he's plucking
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Speaker 19: on his banjo. And there's like a little harmonica. And
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Speaker 19: there just starts being this ballad going. And it was like,
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Speaker 19: hey there, Travis Crabtree, come along with me. We're going
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Speaker 19: to see where the flowers grow. Yeah, and it's totally
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Speaker 19: not scary. It's very 70s, happy, everything's great. And I'm like, okay,
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Speaker 19: any minute now the song is going to turn bad
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Speaker 19: and there's going to be horror and death. The boat
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Speaker 19: is going to capsize. Travis Crabtree is going to, you know,
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Speaker 19: and nothing. He gets to this old hermit. They spend
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Speaker 19: 10 minutes sitting around talking to the old hermit. I'm like, okay, okay, anyway,
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Speaker 19: the song's still going. Bigfoot's going to come out of
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Speaker 19: the water, kill them both. And it gets to the
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Speaker 19: end of the scene, and Travis asks the old guy,
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Speaker 19: have you ever seen a monster? And he's like, I
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Speaker 19: tell you what, I've been living in these woods for
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Speaker 19: 800 years. There ain't no monsters in these woods. End scene.
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Speaker 21: That was it.
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Speaker 19: In the middle of this scary monster movie, it's the 70s.
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Speaker 19: We're gonna go and see where the flowers bloom.
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Speaker 21: So it didn't really scare me, but it really stuck out.
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Speaker 4: Hey, Travis Crabtree, wait a minute for me. Let's go
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Speaker 4: back in the bottom, back.
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Speaker 23: Where the fish are.
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Speaker 4: Biting, where all the world's inviting. And nobody sees the
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Speaker 4: flowers bloom but me.
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Speaker 14: Hey, Travis Crabtree, do you see what I see?
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Speaker 4: On the gentle winds of morning A million birds are
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Speaker 4: singing Like the bells of heaven ringing And nobody sees
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Speaker 4: The flowers bloom.
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Speaker 24: But me Drop me on a patch.
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Speaker 4: Of land Never stepped upon my man Where the crystal
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Speaker 4: water flows deep While the falcon flies high Across the
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Speaker 4: yellow-eyed sky Lord, ain't it great to be free Hey,
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Speaker 4: Travis Crabtree It's the right life for me. Rolling alone
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Speaker 4: in the bottom. While the birds and bees stop crying.
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Speaker 23: Because the sun is down.
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Speaker 4: And nobody sees the flowers bloom but me And nobody
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Speaker 4: sees the flowers bloom but me And nobody sees the
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Speaker 4: flowers bloom but me.
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Speaker 7: It's a little scary. I'll give you that.
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Speaker 19: Dave, what do you think?
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Speaker 11: Dave, you're the big foot. I was there. I was there.
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Speaker 13: You were in the woods.
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Speaker 11: It was jarring. To have, like, you know, this sort
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Speaker 11: of hippie folk tune pop up. It's pretty weird.
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Speaker 6: I look at it now, and it's kind of got
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Speaker 6: its weird charm to it, you know, like the whole
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Speaker 6: movie does.
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Speaker 19: And you've got to think, this kid, he was like
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Speaker 19: a teenager. You've got to think, the next day at school,
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Speaker 19: whenever anyone saw this movie.
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Speaker 7: Hey, Travis, come here.
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Speaker 11: He's a pretty merciless man.
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Speaker 7: Going to go commune with the flowers.
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Speaker 11: Going to go and watch where the flowers.
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Speaker 7: Bloom and see the beavers bloom.
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Speaker 6: Like the movie couldn't quite decide it wanted to be
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Speaker 6: every kind of movie made you know it wanted to
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Speaker 6: be everything a musical a horror film a documentary but
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Speaker 6: I love I love Legend of Bucky.
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Speaker 19: Oh absolutely but it's just it's so out of left
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Speaker 19: field and you're really thinking okay any minute now monster's
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Speaker 19: coming nope it's just 70s folk everything's happy and blowing
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Speaker 19: on the harmonica oh a trumpet solo.
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Speaker 7: Now you've made me want to go rent Sprouting.
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Speaker 13: Beavers it's a different movie.
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Speaker 3: Though Beavers the biggest damn movie you'll ever see.
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Speaker 25: Coming soon to this theater.
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Speaker 7: All right, Greg, what have you got for us?
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Speaker 21: Okay, well, I was thinking memorable, and I'm going to
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Speaker 21: tell you the one that I didn't choose first.
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Speaker 11: Which is a choice.
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Speaker 21: Right, right, which is a choice. Because it's not a
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Speaker 21: horror film, but in Fallen, when the time is on
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Speaker 21: my side, Rolling Stones, that's just such a memorable, and
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Speaker 21: it really does a good job of bringing that The
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Speaker 21: horror into that movie is because it keeps shifting from
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Speaker 21: person to person. That's one of those songs that I
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Speaker 21: can't hear that song without thinking of the movie. But
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Speaker 21: it's more of a thriller than it is a.
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Speaker 7: We're going pretty loose. A horror.
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Speaker 21: But since we want to go horror, and I always
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Speaker 21: go sci-fi or thriller instead of horror whenever I'm asked
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Speaker 21: a question, I'm going to go back to horror and
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Speaker 21: Nightmare on Elm Street 4 and.
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Speaker 21: The Fat Boys' Are You Ready for Freddy? Because that
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Speaker 21: is about as good as it gets.
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Speaker 13: It's as memorable as you're going to get in a
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Speaker 13: theme song.
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Speaker 11: Yes.
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Speaker 21: And Freddy raps, which is even better.
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Speaker 2: Frank, who is the name?
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Speaker 11: You know my game.
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Speaker 9: Elm Street's the place if you've got the time Listen
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Speaker 9: to this, you'll bust the rhyme.
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Speaker 26: Fred Krueger's a myth, but Fred Krueger's a man.
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Speaker 27: It doesn't matter cause I'm still reppin' while the money
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Speaker 27: stands To sit back, Jack.
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Speaker 26: I'm gonna bust the rhyme Grab ahold of your feet,
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Speaker 26: it's Krueger time.
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Speaker 9: It's time for Fred See, I'm a popular guy If
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Speaker 9: you don't know yet You're.
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Speaker 2: Gonna find out why.
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Speaker 7: Man, fuck, please, what's up, street?
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Speaker 18: Late one night, I look at like I know town.
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Speaker 25: No one in sight. With a hat like a vagabond.
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Speaker 14: Standing like a flasher.
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Speaker 7: This is the big time.
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Speaker 25: Frank Krueger.
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Speaker 1: Team Crescia.
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Speaker 27: Trying to find a girl, but then it's been me.
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Speaker 25: Not once, not twice, but three times.
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Speaker 2: Dancing.
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Speaker 7: All the people sleeping, snoozing and dreaming.
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Speaker 25: Bob Krueger's on the corner of Elm Street, scheming. Come
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Speaker 25: in and wake up, but let's just be. Because of Blaze,
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Speaker 25: I'm pretty confident. Broke his hands on bed!
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Speaker 14: Don't fall asleep.
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Speaker 28: 1AM, Freddy's in a dream, dream, dream.
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Speaker 14: The night will be a great day, night, night, night.
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Speaker 14: And when the time's up, I'm.
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Speaker 7: Ready to go to bed.
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Speaker 14: 2AM, Freddy's in a dream, dream, dream. The night will
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Speaker 14: be a great day, night, night, night.
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Speaker 2: And when the time's up, I'm ready to go to bed.
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Speaker 25: Even in part three, the dream warriors failed And Mr.
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Speaker 26: Big Time Freddy Krueger was banned It was his prime time,
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Speaker 26: I know you'll never forget What he.
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Speaker 25: Did to the girl with the TV set But you
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Speaker 25: can't stop Freddy, cause he's cool.
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Speaker 18: As ice Come right back at ya, to Slash.
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Speaker 25: And Slay Like a ginsu.
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Speaker 26: Blade, like a blabberhill blitz Freddy Krueger's putting on the red.
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Speaker 9: Thrillin', young ones or old ones, your mama's too. And
24:57
Speaker 9: if you don't watch out, I'm gonna thrill you too.
25:02
Speaker 9: So my advice to you is to stay ready, cause
25:07
Speaker 9: you know who's back?
25:11
Speaker 11: Friends.
25:12
Speaker 9: You see my name is Freddy and I'm here to
25:15
Speaker 9: say I'll wrap you up and take you away If
25:18
Speaker 9: you feel like you're tired and ready for bed Don't fall.
25:21
Speaker 7: Asleep or you'll wake up dead.
25:37
Speaker 13: I believe the fourth soundtrack also features a track from
25:39
Speaker 13: the Vinnie Vincent Invasion Wow.
25:42
Speaker 7: Just saying. There's a weird poll.
25:45
Speaker 21: But yeah, the Fat Boys, they had the song with
25:49
Speaker 21: the Beach Boys and they had, I mean, they just,
25:52
Speaker 21: they were ready to completely sell out and do anything.
25:55
Speaker 7: I think that was kind of their whole thing, wasn't it?
25:58
Speaker 13: I mean, they were never really like hardcore street rappers
26:01
Speaker 13: and then they sold out.
26:02
Speaker 7: They were fat and lazy. That was uncalled for.
26:06
Speaker 2: Yeah.
26:08
Speaker 21: But, yeah, that was one of those things like, are
26:11
Speaker 21: they really doing this? And it just kind of made
26:13
Speaker 21: it for me. So, yeah, Nightmare on Elm Street 4.
26:18
Speaker 13: Equally as weird as the Crabtree Boy. This is going.
26:22
Speaker 21: To be the best podcast ever.
26:25
Speaker 19: Dave, I do not get superheroes.
26:28
Speaker 5: Oh, my God, I don't get you.
26:30
Speaker 29: What don't you get?
26:31
Speaker 7: Powerbot here.
26:33
Speaker 10: Well, the meatbags were going to say that if you're
26:36
Speaker 10: a geek and like podcasts, then you could try Tower
26:38
Speaker 10: of Technobabble at www.toweroftechnobabble.com. Then this started. Well, it's up
26:47
Speaker 10: to you. I'm gonna get my taser and put a
26:50
Speaker 10: stop to this.
26:51
Speaker 11: Towerbot out.
26:53
Speaker 10: Okay, monkeys.
26:55
Speaker 7: It's nap time.
27:01
Speaker 8: Well what do you have for us i didn't really
27:06
Speaker 8: understand the topic it's a pretty broad email wasn't very
27:10
Speaker 8: clear it's pretty broad if you can get a song
27:15
Speaker 8: just name.
27:16
Speaker 30: Any song i have two in a movie then one
27:18
Speaker 30: of them was an original song made for the movie
27:21
Speaker 30: and the other was like pre-existing the original song is
27:24
Speaker 30: the whole like um um, chilly down song from the labyrinth.
27:28
Speaker 30: Cause when I was a kid, that fucking terrified me.
27:31
Speaker 30: The puppet characters, they're tearing out their eyes and exchanging
27:34
Speaker 30: them with one another and exchanging body parts. And like,
27:37
Speaker 30: as a kid, I was like, I'm not enjoying this anymore. Like,
27:41
Speaker 30: and that's when it just shifted into the weird, uncomfortable,
27:44
Speaker 30: like zone. And I want to say, actually, I want
27:49
Speaker 30: to say, I remember watching that for the first time
27:52
Speaker 30: when I was sick.
27:53
Speaker 7: Anyway, These are all of your best memories.
27:56
Speaker 21: Like, it just made it work.
28:14
Speaker 1: Woo!
28:14
Speaker 2: Woo!
28:31
Speaker 26: Don't got no problem Ain't got no suitcase Ain't got
28:38
Speaker 26: no clothes.
28:38
Speaker 14: To worry about Ain't got no real estate or jewelry
28:42
Speaker 14: up on my table Got your story in my head
28:46
Speaker 14: With the.
28:47
Speaker 18: Children's bunch in the land.
28:49
Speaker 25: It don't look much But you'll get it.
28:52
Speaker 2: You'll get it Cause it's.
28:53
Speaker 15: Only glow, glow Chilling.
28:54
Speaker 2: Down the pocket Hey. Hey.
29:00
Speaker 1: Hey. I'm crazy, really lazy.
29:34
Speaker 25: I'm rolling on the story.
29:36
Speaker 18: Ball playing, hips swaying, trouble making, booty shaking.
29:40
Speaker 25: Passing, jumping, bouncing, prowling, stalling, creeping, pouncing Shouting.
29:43
Speaker 18: Screaming, double-dealing, rockin', rollin', and.
29:45
Speaker 19: A-reeling With a natural sense of feeling, can you think
29:48
Speaker 19: I could be feeling?
29:50
Speaker 14: So when things get too tough Your.
29:54
Speaker 25: Chin is dragging on the ground And even down the top.
30:03
Speaker 18: We can show you a good time.
30:05
Speaker 14: Show you a good time.
30:06
Speaker 18: And we don't charge nothing.
30:09
Speaker 7: Just stretch your nasty stuff.
30:11
Speaker 2: Wiggle in the middle, yeah.
30:13
Speaker 11: Get that down, I'm talking fire guys.
30:15
Speaker 14: Get it, girl, I'm talking fire guys.
30:17
Speaker 1: Think smart.
30:18
Speaker 2: Think smart.
30:23
Speaker 18: Hey, listen up.
30:25
Speaker 14: When you think it's wild, chill it down, chill it
30:30
Speaker 14: down with the fire, yeah. When you think it's wild,
30:36
Speaker 14: chill it down, chill it down with the fire, yeah.
30:41
Speaker 14: When you think it's wild, chill it down, chill it
30:46
Speaker 14: down with the fire, yeah.
31:09
Speaker 30: Funny I was hanging out with you know Chris Vitito
31:11
Speaker 30: after we did the one show with them the RoboCop
31:14
Speaker 30: show and you know the more I talked to him
31:17
Speaker 30: more I was like this guy's like my brother from
31:20
Speaker 30: another mother sort of thing because we started talking about
31:23
Speaker 30: um somehow Christmas came up and he was like oh
31:27
Speaker 30: man one of my favorite things to do at Christmas
31:28
Speaker 30: time just take like songs and just slow them down
31:31
Speaker 30: like three times I was like oh my god he's
31:34
Speaker 30: like what have you ever do you know how weird
31:36
Speaker 30: that is I said I've got CDs to where I've
31:38
Speaker 30: done that he's like really have you ever done it
31:40
Speaker 30: with like chipmunks i was like yeah and what you
31:42
Speaker 30: do is you not only do you like um take
31:45
Speaker 30: it and slow it down but you actually like change
31:48
Speaker 30: you know the tempo to or the pitch so that
31:51
Speaker 30: way it's like normal men's voices singing it really slow
31:53
Speaker 30: but then what you do is you still you layer
31:56
Speaker 30: it on top of another one and you add like
31:58
Speaker 30: an echo effect then it's even slower and he's like
32:01
Speaker 30: oh my god i never thought like we had like
32:02
Speaker 30: this great thing where it's like have you tried this
32:04
Speaker 30: song and fucking it up this way.
32:06
Speaker 7: And it's just like oh my god i don't You're
32:09
Speaker 7: my new best friend.
32:10
Speaker 15: By the way, that reminds me of when they post
32:12
Speaker 15: Justin Bieber songs that have been slowed down like 200
32:15
Speaker 15: times and they sound like Sierra Ross songs and you're like, whoa.
32:19
Speaker 15: Am I really just secretly like, you know, a Justin
32:21
Speaker 15: Bieber fan and I just never realized it because.
32:23
Speaker 7: I listened to all of his music and like.
32:24
Speaker 19: No, you're not.
32:25
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, I'm not.
32:26
Speaker 18: It's not a problem.
32:28
Speaker 2: Maybe.
32:28
Speaker 7: No, it's okay. I can cop to not being a
32:30
Speaker 7: Justin Bieber fan.
32:31
Speaker 2: Horror and moral terror are your friends.
32:36
Speaker 30: I'll give like an honorable mention to... The children's song
32:40
Speaker 30: from the birds. Just because that keeps dragging on and
32:43
Speaker 30: on and on. It was like perfect pacing to where
32:44
Speaker 30: you're just like, fuck's sake, turn around.
32:47
Speaker 13: I'm at the jungle gym behind you, turn around.
32:50
Speaker 30: And you're just listening to the song keep building and
32:53
Speaker 30: building and building.
32:54
Speaker 2: Well, apparently there's no business like show business.
32:57
Speaker 7: All right, Dave. Posh Dave.
32:59
Speaker 11: I had so many. My daughter and I like to
33:01
Speaker 11: sit around and listen to.
33:03
Speaker 6: Halloween compilation CDs all the time, and we do that
33:06
Speaker 6: a lot now.
33:06
Speaker 11: I was going to bring up Beware the Blob.
33:10
Speaker 7: I do love that song.
33:11
Speaker 1: He creeps.
33:12
Speaker 11: Is it true? Did Larry Hagman write that song? I
33:15
Speaker 11: heard Larry Hagman, the actor, actually wrote that song.
33:17
Speaker 7: Directed the sequel.
33:19
Speaker 11: And directed the sequel. Maybe he actually worked on the
33:22
Speaker 11: song as well. I'm not sure. That's one I just
33:23
Speaker 11: threw off because I just love the song.
33:25
Speaker 13: There's a man that loves the blog.
33:26
Speaker 11: She loves it.
33:27
Speaker 6: But I go back to a movie that I always loved.
33:30
Speaker 6: I can't pick one song. I have to have the
33:31
Speaker 6: whole soundtrack. It's Phantom of the Paradise.
33:34
Speaker 7: We'll spin the wheel.
33:35
Speaker 11: My favorite Brian De Palma film.
33:38
Speaker 13: Since we did just talk to Garrett Graham, who was
33:40
Speaker 13: pretty awesome, by the way.
33:41
Speaker 11: Yeah, I didn't know that.
33:42
Speaker 1: That's cool.
33:43
Speaker 13: He was really cool.
33:45
Speaker 6: Well, Garrett, even though it's not his singing voice on
33:49
Speaker 6: the soundtrack, they got.
33:51
Speaker 11: Ray Kennedy, who did all the... Schoolhouse rock songs.
33:55
Speaker 21: Oh, nice.
33:56
Speaker 11: And he does the vocalizations.
33:58
Speaker 6: You do get to hear a little bit of Garrett
34:00
Speaker 6: in the shower in the movie. I think in the
34:03
Speaker 6: documentary that's on the French disc, they realize, we didn't
34:07
Speaker 6: know Garrett could sing.
34:08
Speaker 11: Paul Williams is like, I had no idea he was
34:10
Speaker 11: a singer. I wouldn't have hired this other guy.
34:12
Speaker 7: And then eventually went on to beat this big song, right?
34:14
Speaker 11: Yeah. So the entire soundtrack composed by Paul Williams. Great stuff.
34:19
Speaker 7: Spin the wheel and pick a random.
34:21
Speaker 11: Spin the wheel, I'd.
34:21
Speaker 6: Have to say probably Life at Last, which is Beef's
34:24
Speaker 6: big number, which is an awesome tune.
34:50
Speaker 13: Life at last, sit and listen while the fun begins
34:55
Speaker 13: Hearts are broken and the bad guys win Sit and listen,
34:59
Speaker 13: all the guns.
34:59
Speaker 14: Out the TV And they're sitting for a queasy on
35:02
Speaker 14: a week apart Oh, you had better stop, oh, what
35:07
Speaker 14: is the time?
35:19
Speaker 9: What's different, a woman.
35:25
Speaker 14: Or a woman now?
36:05
Speaker 9: That you created Getting corny.
36:09
Speaker 7: And damn frustrated Each of you.
36:12
Speaker 26: Must stop and try me up Only you might satisfy
36:16
Speaker 26: me Ah.
36:17
Speaker 17: Ah Ah.
36:36
Speaker 11: That and the previous song, Somebody Super Like You.
36:38
Speaker 7: Yeah, the undead one.
36:40
Speaker 11: The undead one, which is just such a great rock opera.
36:43
Speaker 7: I just re-watched it.
36:44
Speaker 6: You've got the undead, so there's a lot of people
36:46
Speaker 6: who say that Kiss derived their look and their concept
36:50
Speaker 6: from watching this movie.
36:51
Speaker 11: A lot of people in Kiss who say, no fucking way.
36:54
Speaker 13: But they make up a lot of stuff in Kiss.
36:56
Speaker 11: They do.
36:57
Speaker 6: They don't kiss and tell. I've been a big fan
37:00
Speaker 6: of this soundtrack in this movie. Not since it came out.
37:03
Speaker 6: I didn't see it back in the old days. I
37:05
Speaker 6: think I saw it in A Midnight of the Vogue.
37:08
Speaker 6: And then immediately started watching a bootleg tape of it
37:10
Speaker 6: almost every afternoon with Bob Markwell.
37:13
Speaker 11: And just love the music from that point on. This
37:16
Speaker 11: is my original vinyl dating back to like 1981. Big fan.
37:18
Speaker 11: October night.
37:37
Speaker 26: Creeping past their bedroom door, I hear.
37:45
Speaker 31: The cries of sheep.
37:50
Speaker 14: Hi, this is Garrett Graham, and you're listening to Movie Meltdown.
37:54
Speaker 18: All night long, I watch the.
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38:39
Speaker 7: All right, Sterling, what do you have for us?
38:42
Speaker 15: Yeah, no, this is an interesting category for me because
38:45
Speaker 15: I'm not much of a soundtrack person. Weirdly enough, there
38:49
Speaker 15: are only a few that I've ever really gotten into.
38:52
Speaker 15: But with that said, of course, there are themes and
38:54
Speaker 15: stuff that crop up for me. The funny thing is
38:56
Speaker 15: I do listen to a lot of what I would
38:57
Speaker 15: consider creepy rock music. I'm not just talking about heavy metal,
39:01
Speaker 15: but I mean like weird math rock and atonal stuff
39:04
Speaker 15: that's really big for me and forms a lot of
39:07
Speaker 15: my horror base.
39:08
Speaker 7: But I would say that.
39:10
Speaker 15: I've got a couple of things to mention, though, that
39:13
Speaker 15: I think really stand out for me. I've mentioned The
39:15
Speaker 15: Wicker Man a couple of times today. And to me, though,
39:19
Speaker 15: there's one reason I keep coming back to that is
39:21
Speaker 15: because– and it is partly because it is a musical–
39:24
Speaker 15: which is so strange for what.
39:27
Speaker 7: That movie becomes.
39:28
Speaker 15: Like, uh, That is a film that manages to have
39:31
Speaker 15: some of the most chipper music you've ever heard. And
39:35
Speaker 15: every one of those songs, it's like the sexual part
39:38
Speaker 15: of it comes out and suddenly becomes ominous. And that
39:42
Speaker 15: scene where he's up in the... I forget what the
39:45
Speaker 15: song is. It's where they're singing about Johnny.
39:49
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah.
39:49
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
39:50
Speaker 7: And they're beating against.
39:52
Speaker 15: The wall as he's, like, you know, watching, as he's
39:55
Speaker 15: thinking about, like, the naked girl in the next room.
39:57
Speaker 7: That's a really cool scene.
39:59
Speaker 28: Sneaker pimps covered that song.
40:01
Speaker 14: Yeah.
40:02
Speaker 15: And it's a crazy intense song and a crazy intense
40:06
Speaker 15: scene because it's, like, they all give this sense of
40:09
Speaker 15: the unity of the community. And that's one of the
40:12
Speaker 15: things that characterizes folk horror. And I think some of
40:15
Speaker 15: the horror movies I like the most is this idea of, like,
40:18
Speaker 15: community solidarity that's become this terrorizing thing.
40:21
Speaker 7: But yeah, so I'd gently, gently Johnny.
40:24
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's what it is.
40:25
Speaker 7: Gently go, gently Johnny. Even the whole summer is coming in.
40:29
Speaker 7: They're so damn chipper when he's being burned alive. Oh,
40:32
Speaker 7: but that is what makes that scene.
40:33
Speaker 1: I know, it is.
40:34
Speaker 15: He's burning and screaming Jesus Christ while they're singing the
40:38
Speaker 15: ancient carol and they're all smiling.
40:40
Speaker 7: It's wonderful. And I don't think a lot of modern
40:43
Speaker 7: horror movies have the balls for that.
40:44
Speaker 1: No.
40:46
Speaker 13: I think it strikes you even more when you know
40:48
Speaker 13: it by reputation because it's one of those I knew
40:51
Speaker 13: of that movie for years and just knew it as
40:54
Speaker 13: something weird and it had a cult following and it
40:57
Speaker 13: had those weird occult ties to it. So I was like,
40:59
Speaker 13: I go in expecting this really creepy, weird 70s movie,
41:04
Speaker 13: which it is. But I had no idea there was
41:07
Speaker 13: music involved at all. So they get to that first
41:09
Speaker 13: scene and they start singing.
41:10
Speaker 7: I was just like.
41:11
Speaker 13: what the hell's going.
41:13
Speaker 25: On?
41:14
Speaker 15: And not only like what the hell's going on, when
41:16
Speaker 15: it happens again and again and again, it's like a
41:18
Speaker 15: very important part of that film.
41:24
Speaker 18: Hey, who is there?
41:36
Speaker 31: No one but me, my.
41:39
Speaker 14: Dear Please come.
41:48
Speaker 2: Say how do The.
41:54
Speaker 29: Things I'll give to you.
42:01
Speaker 31: A stroke as gentle as a feather I'll catch a
42:11
Speaker 31: rainbow from the sky and.
42:12
Speaker 32: Tie the ends together.
42:31
Speaker 31: I am here Am I not young and fair.
42:44
Speaker 14: Please come Say.
42:50
Speaker 29: How do The things Would you have a wondrous sight
43:15
Speaker 29: The midday.
43:16
Speaker 32: Sun at midnight comb you smooth and stroke your head.
44:08
Speaker 32: Our maid can milk a pool And every stroke of bucket-ball.
45:32
Speaker 15: To me, it's kind of like one of those elements
45:33
Speaker 15: that makes the film and doesn't make any sense at
45:35
Speaker 15: the same time, kind of like in The Little Girl
45:36
Speaker 15: That Lives Down the Lane. The fact that that movie
45:39
Speaker 15: has a little kid love story as the heart of
45:42
Speaker 15: that movie, it's like, that doesn't make any sense, but
45:44
Speaker 15: somehow that's part of what makes it great. But I'm
45:48
Speaker 15: going to throw in a ringer, though, follow suit, and
45:51
Speaker 15: say that this is, again, not quite horror-related, but watching
45:56
Speaker 15: the movie Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil...
45:59
Speaker 15: really made William Mercer's songs have a special significance for me.
46:03
Speaker 15: I had not really listened to him much before then,
46:06
Speaker 15: but now it's like those tunes are colored by that film,
46:11
Speaker 15: and now I can't hear his music and not feel
46:14
Speaker 15: a sort of wistful eeriness to them. There's a sense
46:19
Speaker 15: of things that have happened and been forgotten.
46:22
Speaker 7: And been remembered by too few. So that would be
46:26
Speaker 7: my ringer.
46:28
Speaker 28: I think you could almost do a theme on that,
46:30
Speaker 28: like songs that were either, well, in most cases, probably
46:35
Speaker 28: like very chipper and happy that because of the context
46:37
Speaker 28: of the movie that they were used in, like just
46:39
Speaker 28: have completely different, you know, I mean, Stuck in the
46:43
Speaker 28: Middle from Rose of War Dogs, Singing in the Rain
46:45
Speaker 28: from Clockwork Orange, just these songs that.
46:47
Speaker 8: Are very beat happy.
46:51
Speaker 13: I see an old spinoff episode coming, so we'll start, yeah,
46:55
Speaker 13: start working on those too.
46:57
Speaker 22: Blimey.
46:59
Speaker 11: Marlena?
47:02
Speaker 33: This is just something silly, but when I think of
47:04
Speaker 33: horror movie songs, the first one that comes to mind
47:08
Speaker 33: is Killer Clowns from Outer Space by the Dickies. My
47:13
Speaker 33: friend Andrew used to be super into that movie, and
47:17
Speaker 33: he would just go around the house going, da-da-da-da!
47:19
Speaker 13: All the time and like sure he just wasn't watching
47:22
Speaker 13: Sanford and.
47:24
Speaker 1: Son I mean.
47:25
Speaker 28: Probably both but I.
47:27
Speaker 33: Mean there's nothing wrong with either yeah but Sanford.
47:31
Speaker 16: And Son from Outer Space Sanford and Son from Outer
47:33
Speaker 16: Space a clown going Elizabeth I'm coming Lamont I didn't
47:38
Speaker 16: even think about that now I should like make a
47:40
Speaker 16: whole bunch of like 70s like theme songs and just
47:43
Speaker 16: you know tweak them because you know it just Moving
47:45
Speaker 16: on up.
47:47
Speaker 7: If you slow that down, it can get really creepy.
47:50
Speaker 33: You take the good, you take the bad.
47:53
Speaker 7: What happens is you're dumping the body into the grave.
47:55
Speaker 11: We're moving on up.
47:57
Speaker 7: She's a small one.
47:59
Speaker 33: I feel like that one and Facts.
48:03
Speaker 18: Of Life would be the two creepiest ones.
48:07
Speaker 33: Yeah, but I don't know. That's the only one that
48:10
Speaker 33: really comes to mind.
48:26
Speaker 26: It's so long ago There's one more every minute That
48:29
Speaker 26: you never.
48:31
Speaker 14: Found Some make us laugh Some.
48:33
Speaker 20: Make us cry These bells, are they gonna make you cry?
48:40
Speaker 18: Everybody's running when the circus comes into the town Everybody's.
48:43
Speaker 20: Running for the life of the killer clown Without a
48:49
Speaker 20: space Kill the bad, wow, wow, wow, whoo, run.
49:05
Speaker 14: Out of faith. Check it!
49:10
Speaker 18: Ring, master, shout, let the show begin. Stand in the dust,
49:16
Speaker 18: let them tell you when.
49:18
Speaker 14: See your option.
49:20
Speaker 26: Brother's nose on the painted face Bringing genocide to the
49:25
Speaker 26: gallery Time to take a ride on the night, dear
49:29
Speaker 26: merry-go-round You'll be.
49:32
Speaker 20: Dead on arrival from the night of the.
49:36
Speaker 18: Killer sound.
49:39
Speaker 20: From outer space Kill the clown, wow, wow, wow, ooh
49:46
Speaker 20: From outer space The cotton candy in their hats There's
49:55
Speaker 20: a broken-hearted man with a stock of jack-o'-lanterns They will die.
49:59
Speaker 18: Of all the ghosts, oh no What do you see?
50:43
Speaker 26: Tell you what's become of humanity California shores to New York,
50:49
Speaker 26: I swear For all of them, they lay everywhere If
50:55
Speaker 26: you've ever wondered what the population's going down Leave it
51:02
Speaker 26: all up on the lumbar likes of the California.
51:07
Speaker 18: From outer space.
51:15
Speaker 27: All right, Dave.
51:21
Speaker 11: What do you have? I think... Sporty Dave.
51:25
Speaker 13: Sporty Dave.
51:26
Speaker 21: I think for me, one of the movie songs.
51:31
Speaker 28: I mean, I'm more partial to vampire-type stuff. I'm still
51:37
Speaker 28: a big fan of Little Sister from Lost Boys. I
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Speaker 28: still think that's one of the greatest... creepy as fantastic
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Speaker 28: like you know if I was just like rocking out
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Speaker 28: to that on my own it probably wouldn't be as
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Speaker 28: fantastic but I'm not saying it's a great song like
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Speaker 28: on it's own but having that context you know having
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Speaker 28: seen it like it's just Almost like what you say
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Speaker 28: about Midnight at Garden, Good and Evil. That song is
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Speaker 28: just on a whole other level. As cheesy in its
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Speaker 28: 80s as it might be, that is just one of
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Speaker 28: the greatest, creepiest, fantastic songs ever.
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Speaker 34: The last fire will rise Behind those eyes Black house
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Speaker 34: will rock Blind boys don't lie.
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Speaker 35: Immortal fear That voice.
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Speaker 14: So clear Through broken walls That.
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Speaker 18: Scream I hear sister sister.
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Speaker 34: Blue masquerade, strangers look on, when will they learn this loneliness?
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Speaker 22: Temptation beats like a drum deep in your veins.
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Speaker 26: I will not last.
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Speaker 14: Little sister, I shall walk alone. Come, come to your brother.
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Speaker 14: Change me sister Love is with your.
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Speaker 35: Brother My Shangri-La.
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Speaker 22: I can't forget why you were mine.
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Speaker 7: I need you now.
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Speaker 14: Come to your brother. Hey you. Come to me sister.
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Speaker 14: Love is with your brother.
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Speaker 2: Hey you.
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Speaker 14: Come little sister.
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Speaker 1: Come.
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Speaker 2: Come to your brother. Love shall not die.
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Speaker 14: Come on, join me, sister. Love shall not die. Love
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Speaker 14: is with your brother.
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Speaker 28: Just little kids ranting off the.
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Speaker 21: It's.
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Speaker 13: The background stuff going on that makes it so creepy,
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Speaker 13: and it's funny that they made it the theme, like,
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Speaker 13: out of a movie that has this huge soundtrack, and, like,
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Speaker 13: they released a lot of.
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Speaker 28: Singles off that, but that's the one that like, the
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Speaker 28: boy with his saxophone on stage.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 13: Like that one didn't get any like radio play, but
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Speaker 13: like that became the unofficial theme of sadly, I must
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Speaker 13: say the series as it went on, but like they
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Speaker 13: kept like, it was, even if you look at the soundtrack,
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Speaker 13: it's the theme for lost boys. Like they took that
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Speaker 13: creepy part of it and kind.
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Speaker 28: Of, you know, it opens up with doors. I mean,
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Speaker 28: you have all these other, you know, bigger established songs, um,
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Speaker 28: you know, and, and it's, shared capacity but you know
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Speaker 28: that one just stood out so much it was it
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Speaker 28: was pretty fantastic i.
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Speaker 2: Am the monster the breathing men would.
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Speaker 15: Kill that reminds me when you were talking about vampire
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Speaker 15: movies um for some reason my brain keeps keeps wanting
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Speaker 15: to think of something from bram stoker's dracula from 1994
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Speaker 15: I love.
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Speaker 7: That movie, by the way. It's a terrible, great vampire
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Speaker 7: movie for me. I think it's better than most people
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Speaker 7: get credit for.
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Speaker 11: It's just a big, splashy movie.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's the thing.
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Speaker 15: And I think the reason for that is it is
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Speaker 15: incredibly operatic and over the top. There's something about that
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Speaker 15: movie that my brain wants to imagine Gary Oldman turning
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Speaker 15: around and then singing his solo.
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Speaker 7: I find it not at all difficult to imagine. That
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Speaker 7: would kind of work. You need to start working on that.
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Speaker 15: No, there's something about that film that I would not
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Speaker 15: at all be surprised if the characters just burst into
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Speaker 15: song while turning Lucy into a vampire.
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Speaker 7: You could call it Vlad the Entertainer.
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Speaker 12: Oh, dear.
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Speaker 25: Well, you brought it up.
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Speaker 13: We should escape this whole game. That is a Kickstarter,
57:55
Speaker 13: all right. I would watch that.
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Speaker 28: Keanu Reeves doing opera. Imagine those scenes, though. How fantastic.
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Speaker 7: That's what brings down that movie.
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Speaker 13: Everybody just goes, the one with Keanu.
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Speaker 7: He's the least... Wrong. Keanu is perfect casting for that film.
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Speaker 11: He kind of is, actually.
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Speaker 15: Because Jonathan Harker is a guy who sits in a
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Speaker 15: scary castle with a vampire, and it takes him months
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Speaker 15: to figure out that he's in a scary castle with
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Speaker 15: a vampire.
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Speaker 13: You're a vampire.
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Speaker 15: After watching him crawl on the... fucking like roof and
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Speaker 15: like turn into a wolf and like all.
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Speaker 33: This other crap it takes a pretty dense person and.
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Speaker 36: Not bad casting yeah it's like you see him crawling
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Speaker 36: on the ceiling he's like i suddenly realized that i'm
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Speaker 36: the prisoner of a supernatural force like you are really
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Speaker 36: really like just now.
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Speaker 33: His freakishly long fingers Or the shadow.
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Speaker 7: That moves independent of his body. Well, Jonathan Harker didn't
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Speaker 7: have cable.
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Speaker 19: He didn't grow up with these kinds of movies.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know.
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Speaker 15: Whenever I saw my grandpa's shadow flickering on the wall,
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Speaker 15: doing weird stuff and dodging a yo-yo, you know, like, yeah,
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Speaker 15: I was definitely thinking, oh, that's, I'm sure that's just
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Speaker 15: normal for people of his generation or maybe Transylvanians, you know,
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Speaker 15: I expect this of them.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 13: Well, to round these out, I went, once again, we
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Speaker 13: all sort of stray in our own way, and I
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Speaker 13: kind of like that. It makes for quite an eclectic group.
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Speaker 13: here because I went with one and this was one
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Speaker 13: of the very first ones I thought of when I
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Speaker 13: threw this out there and I think it's because it's
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Speaker 13: not a horror song at all but I always give
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Speaker 13: credit to movies who can take something not only is
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Speaker 13: it like not creepy but it's an entirely 180 degrees
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Speaker 13: in tone and and make it creepy, and it's even
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Speaker 13: funnier that it's in what's essentially a horror comedy, Deo,
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Speaker 13: I can never hear it again after Beetlejuice. I mean,
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Speaker 13: that song had been around for decades, and it took it,
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Speaker 13: and I can't hear it normal anymore. I can't not
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Speaker 13: see the dance number going on, and the furniture coming alive,
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Speaker 13: and it just claims that song, and that's the only
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Speaker 13: way I can think of it now.
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Speaker 33: Last night, at work, this drunk guy started saying, and
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Speaker 33: then someone was like, are you singing the song from Beetlejuice?
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Speaker 13: See, that's how, like, generations after that will know.
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Speaker 11: That's what my daughter knows it from.
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Speaker 26: Yeah.
1:00:09
Speaker 11: That's all she knows is that's that Beetlejuice tune. It
1:00:11
Speaker 11: comes on the radio once in a while.
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Speaker 15: In the future, they will know Beetlejuice is that character
1:00:15
Speaker 15: that Robin Thicke dressed up as that one time.
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Speaker 13: The other thing I think is kind of cool is
1:00:22
Speaker 13: that it also, it worked backwards and it is like
1:00:25
Speaker 13: what made me explore the whole Harry Bella. I had
1:00:29
Speaker 13: no idea who he was before that. And then there's
1:00:32
Speaker 13: this dorky version of me going back and finding, I
1:00:35
Speaker 13: think it was at the library, like, hey, look, they've
1:00:37
Speaker 13: got Harry Bell.
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Speaker 7: Because nobody else cared at that point. Kind of like
1:00:39
Speaker 7: Scott Joplin has the sting.
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Speaker 25: Yeah.
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Speaker 13: It's like I went backwards and actually got into his
1:00:44
Speaker 13: whole career. And there's so many good songs that he did.
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Speaker 11: This is totally off track.
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Speaker 19: Have you heard Stan Freeberg's version of Dale?
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Speaker 7: I don't know.
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Speaker 11: The Banana Belt song. Google it later and listen to it.
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Speaker 11: I think you'll like it.
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Speaker 1: Interesting.
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Speaker 7: But yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 13: I thought that was an interesting, weird way to go out.
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Speaker 13: So we'll head out with that.
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Speaker 9: I wonder where a guy in everyday Joe like myself
1:01:07
Speaker 9: could find a little action.
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Speaker 13: All right, well, this will round it out. So thank
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Speaker 13: you for joining us for this, the first horror-themed Attack
1:01:15
Speaker 13: of the Killer soundtrack. And as always, I'll remind you,
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Speaker 13: even in the most horrifying times, Get a Life will
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Speaker 13: provide the soundtrack.
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Speaker 35: Daylight come and me wan go home.
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Speaker 23: Day, me say day, me say day, me say day,
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Speaker 23: me say day, me say day, oh.
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Speaker 24: Daylight come and me wan go home. Work all night
1:01:49
Speaker 24: and drink all rum.
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Speaker 2: Daylight come and me wan go home.
1:01:55
Speaker 24: Stock banana till the morning come.
1:01:59
Speaker 2: Daylight come and me wan go home. Come Mr.
1:02:04
Speaker 23: Tallyman, tally me banana.
1:02:07
Speaker 2: Daylight come and me wan go home.
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Speaker 23: Come Mr. Tallyman, tally me banana.
1:02:15
Speaker 2: Daylight come and me wan go home.
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Speaker 25: Six foot, seven foot, eight foot bunch.
1:02:22
Speaker 2: Daylight come and me one go home.
1:02:26
Speaker 25: Six foot, seven foot, eight foot bunch.
1:02:30
Speaker 2: Daylight come and me one go home.
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Speaker 18: Daylight come and me one go home.
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Speaker 27: Daylight come and me one go home. Daylight come and
1:02:47
Speaker 27: we wan' go home.
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Speaker 24: A beautiful bunch, a ripe banana.
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Speaker 2: Daylight come and we wan' go.
1:02:57
Speaker 24: Home Hide the deadly black tarantula.
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Speaker 2: Daylight come and we wan' go.
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Speaker 3: Home Six foot, seven foot, eight foot bunch Daylight come
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Speaker 3: and we wan' go home.
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Speaker 25: Six foot, seven foot, eight foot bunch.
1:03:17
Speaker 2: Daylight come and we one go home.
1:03:20
Speaker 27: Daylight come and we one go home.
1:03:25
Speaker 2: Daylight come and we one go.
1:03:37
Speaker 23: Come Mr. Tallyman, tally me banana.
1:03:41
Speaker 2: Daylight come and me wan go home. Come Mr.
1:03:46
Speaker 23: Tallyman, tally me banana.
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Speaker 27: Daylight come and me wan go home.
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Speaker 19: Daylight come and.
1:03:59
Speaker 27: Me wan go home.
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Speaker 3: Now, none of us Falk boys would admit it, but
1:04:22
Speaker 3: for a long time, knowing the creature might be around,
1:04:25
Speaker 3: had put a damper on our pack trips back into
1:04:28
Speaker 3: the wilderness. But as time passed, and stories and conversation
1:04:33
Speaker 3: about the Falk monster died down, Teenage boys again began
1:04:36
Speaker 3: to go off on long camping trips in the bottoms.
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Speaker 21: Excuse me, I didn't mean to end up in your lap.
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Speaker 9: Really?
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: No judgments.
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