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Geek Music: 13 More Tracks for a Geeky Halloween

October 20, 2011 at 8:00 pm
Chad Walker
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Last year, I featured thirteen geeky tracks for Halloween. This year I continue the tradition with thirteen more tracks to add to your playlist. Happy Halloween!

1. “Bad Juju” – Navi

I suspect that Lulu could totally defeat Madame Rue in a battle of witchcraft. And this song certainly beats the one about her.

2. “Zombie Killa” – ZeaLouS1

The title pretty much speaks for itself on this one. Z and the crew from Scrub Club performed this crowd favorite at Nerdapalooza in 2010.

3. “Bloody Sunrise” – Claudia Gonson / Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman wrote a song about a vampire, attempting to imitate the style of a 1960s love song. Add in Claudia Gonson’s vocals (more from her later), and I’d say he’s succeeded.

4. “Furry Happy Monsters” – REM (with some help from a few muppets)

REM may have called it quits, but they leave behind some great music. I’m not sure this is an example of that, but it’s certainly fun!

5. “A Stormtrooper for Halloween” – John Anealio

Click to download free track at Bandcamp

We’ve all wanted to be something for Halloween but not been able to afford a great costume. And yet we still treasure those memories (in fact, there are an awful lot of people at cons who perhaps treasure them a bit too much).

6. “I Love Brains” – ALL CAPS

Philosophical Zombies FTW!

7. “I’m a Vampire” – Future Bible Heroes

Here’s Claudia Gonson again with her and Stephin Merrit’s band. “I am a bitch goddess from beyond your grave.” Yeah, she’s a pretty bad ass vampire.

8. “Lame Monster Party” – Paul and Storm

Ah, Paul and Storm. How did I miss so much of your music? Unlike the party in the “Monster Mash,” this party is quite boring.

9. “Wolfman’s Brother” – Phish

Yeah, OK, freaks and geeks aren’t supposed to get along. But my wife’s more of a freak than a geek so blame her for getting me into Phish (and the Grateful Dead, too). Besides, I bet you didn’t even know the wolfman had a brother, did you?

10. “Zombie Girl” – Illbotz

Click to download track at Bandcamp

I love the Illbotz. And they have a song about a zombie girl. Of course it had to make the list.

11. “Remember Your Ghost” – UNCROWNED

Scott Sigler used this one for Nocturnal. It’s not my typical fare for these types of lists, but I think it fits pretty nicely.

12. “Dig My Grave” – They Might Be Giants

I’ll just quote the video description for another (unembeddable) video of this song: “In 2003, two 6th graders set out to make a music video to a They Might Be Giants song. And they did.” ‘Nuff sed!

13. “Night of the Living Christ” – Schäffer the Darklord

In response to the ridiculous Jesusween (I promise I’m not kidding about that), here’s a song about the return of Jesus. As a zombie.

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About the Author
Chad (aka Darth Aqueous, Dark Lord of the Fish) is a geeky high school English teacher. He primarily writes about geek music, with a focus on the fandom-y (it’s totally a word!) elements of the lyrics. He also produces a weekly podcast with interviews of geeky musicians. He currently lives in Gainesville, FL, with his wife and three cats, Parker (named after the character on Leverage), Anya (from Buffy), and Zoe (from Firefly).
One Comment
  1. CYnthia December 4, 2012 at 10:10 pm

    (Paperback) As the mother of two grown boys I only wish this book (and the other Zombie Ed books!) had been arunod when they were younger. I have given these books as gifts to new grandmas and they love them. They are easy to read and even the kids that are too young to read themselves love the pictures and understand the stories. I look forward to reading the latest in the series which addresses bullying in school. Much success, Ed!

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