Here is a music video of Do You Want To Date My Avatar by The Guild that has been making the rounds on the Internet after it debuted at this year's Comic Con:
I have been listening to Nishiki Station's first album lately, We Could Not Live Without It. My favorite song has to be the title track for it has a groovy beat despite the depressing lyrics. "Black Lady In Red Stilettos" has to be my next favorite song followed by "3D Memories".
Now if you are wondering where you can find Nishiki Statation's album, you can find it the same place that BookSteve's Library and Adventures In Nerdliness found their rare albums.
Eartha Kitt, who replaced Julie Newmar on tv's Batman, died December 25, 2008 at the age of 81 from colon cancer. She is also known for her saucy song, Santa Baby. For me, Eartha Kitt was the best Catwoman.
Here is part one of The Funny Feline Felonies from the Batman tv series:
Not only does Vinnie Rattole's Records provides some groovy music albums to download but he also provides reviews videos and full issues of comics. In fact, he has Elivira's House of Mystery #2, 3 and 4 available in pdf and jpg formats. Be sure to check his Elvira posts for even more treats featuring the Mistress of the Dark.
In the mid-1970s, I received an 8 track titled Heavy Hits and one of the songs that quickly became my favorite was Werewolf performed by the Five Man Electrical Band (the other song was Things Get A Little Easier, Once You Understand by Think). The song was orginally released in Canada in March 1974 and was the last single to chart for them. The 8 track cassette and player are long gone but I can enjoy the song once again thanks to YouTube. Not only am I posting the video but also the lyrics.
Werewolf performed by the Five Man Electrical Band
Werewolf Performed by Five Man Electrical Band (1974)
Momma said “There’s something weird ‘bout Billy I looked in his room, his bed wasn’t slept in at all last night But Papa said “Ah, now Momma don’t you go talking silly He’s just a young boy, he’s just sowing his wild oats and that’s aright” But momma said “No, something real strange ‘bout my Billy Farmer down the road said he lost a few of his sheep last night I know he’s my own flesh and blood but he makes my blood run chilly ‘Cause I saw from my window and he was on the hill just screaming at the moonlight”
Is it any wonder We hate to see the sun go down And is it any wonder We hate to see the full moon coming ‘round
So Papa said “I guess there’s only one thing to do ‘bout Billy Hand me down my gun son and bring along that silver dinner bell” But Momma said “Papa I beg you don’t kill him ‘Cause I just couldn’t bear to think about my baby in hell” He went down to the blacksmith got him out of bed and said “Get your fire hot Oh shut up your shutters close down the doors, we’re gonna need all the heat you got ‘Cause I want you to melt my silver bell down to a single shot I got a job to do and I got to get it done before the sun comes up”
So is it any wonder That we hate to see the sun go down
Then we heard a shot and I said “Papa got him” Then we heard a scream and Momma smiled and said “Betcha Billy got him” But when I lifted up my eyes there was Papa in the doorway staring at the floor And my big brother Billy never did come home no more
Now is it any wonder We hate to see the sun go down And is it any wonder We to see the full moon coming ‘round
Barcadi's Halloween Party offers free MP3 music downloads, a short film and desktop wallpapers. Some of the songs available are Alice Cooper's Welcome To My Nightmare (one of my favorites), Black Sabbath's Heaven And Hell, Ramones' Pet Semetary and Dream Syndicate's Halloween. The short film is The Bat and is pretty interesting to watch. The desktop wallpapers features a lucky jack-o-lantern with some masked beauties.
