Greatest Halloween Mix Ever?

Just in time to be too late for this year... here are some selections from the Halloween mix playing at my front door this year. It provided the perfect mix of ominous creepiness & metal mayhem. So: what am I missing?
"Total Eclipse" by Alan Parsons Project
"Black Widow" by Alice Cooper
"Intro (Dream Sequence)" by Alice in Chains
"Black Sabbath" & "Electric Funeral" by Black Sabbath
"Surprise! You're Dead!" by Faith No More
"Hive Destruction" by Isis
"The Devil's Triangle" by King Crimson
"The Mark Has Been Made" by Nine Inch Nails
"Song for the Dead" by Queens of the Stone Age
"The Grudge" & "Mantra" by Tool
"See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Fear No Evil" by Twin Beaks

A Queen song that's not overplayed

heard this tune from News of the World? caught it on a movie soundtrack... found myself thinking "why have I never heard this track before?" maybe you haven't either...

Charlie Daniels

To some, he's best known for being a session musician for Bob Dylan, for others, he's a country music legend.



Other than being a fantastic musician, he is also a great storyteller.



Not limited to country, the Charlie Daniels band dabbles in rockabilly, boogie and good ol' rock n' roll.

this is more of a BTYSH...

A band that you should hear... (if you like Prog Rock)... Thanks to Steve for unearthing the Captain Beyond debut album on vinyl as my xmas gift! But why have I never heard of these guys until now?

www.evila.co.uk

A new project by David Pajo, aka Pajo, aka Papa M, aka Aerial M, member of Tortoise (up to and including TNT), Slint, Dead Child, etc.

Embrace the darkness!

It's Not You, It's Me

"It's Not You, It's Me"
Todd Kerns
Standard breakup song, 'cept this guy would rather have the Bowie records over the Radiohead disc. Important advice for any couple on the break.

All about ME today

I'm the last guy who listens to lyrics in songs, but here's a couple that really say what I'm thinking. (They're also packed with essential riffage.)