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The traditional second appearance of Elfman, although as Mike said, the earlier one was just as songwriter as that the first one was likely a cover--and a nicely done one at that.Glad Dave is pulling in a few different things so far this year (the Stones, the alt version of Nightmare). I'd bet we can still count on Monster Mash, I Put A Spell on You, and the like.
Quote from: "urth"The traditional second appearance of Elfman, although as Mike said, the earlier one was just as songwriter as that the first one was likely a cover--and a nicely done one at that.Glad Dave is pulling in a few different things so far this year (the Stones, the alt version of Nightmare). I'd bet we can still count on Monster Mash, I Put A Spell on You, and the like.don't forget "Season of the Witch"! VHM Boingo.
OMG it sounds like Tom Waits! Is it?
Quote from: "Alicat"OMG it sounds like Tom Waits! Is it?oh, girl, surely you jest!It's Screamin' Jay!
Quote from: "Davefish"Quote from: "RGMike"Quote from: "Davefish"Quote from: "urth"Early BOS and OMFG! The Shaggs!!!I thought that must be the Shaggs, though I've never heard it before. Too bad (sort of) that we didn't hear the whole thing. Good Orson Welles, though.actually that was Paul Frees, if I'm not mistaken (trying to sound like Welles). Sorry but that Shaggs thing was amateurish and awful -- or was that the point?That's the Shaggs' gig. Wouldn't want to listen to an album's worth of them, but I enjoyed that bit. Paul Frees, eh? Interesting. He narrated a bunch of cartoons, right? I know Edward Everett Horton did "Fractured Fairy Tales". What did Frees do?Frees was the voice of many, many cartoon characters back in the day. He was Dudley Do-Right's boss (Nell's father) and countless others for the Jay Ward studio (Rocky & Bullwinkle, Hoppity Hooper, George of the Jungle).
Quote from: "RGMike"Quote from: "Davefish"Quote from: "urth"Early BOS and OMFG! The Shaggs!!!I thought that must be the Shaggs, though I've never heard it before. Too bad (sort of) that we didn't hear the whole thing. Good Orson Welles, though.actually that was Paul Frees, if I'm not mistaken (trying to sound like Welles). Sorry but that Shaggs thing was amateurish and awful -- or was that the point?That's the Shaggs' gig. Wouldn't want to listen to an album's worth of them, but I enjoyed that bit. Paul Frees, eh? Interesting. He narrated a bunch of cartoons, right? I know Edward Everett Horton did "Fractured Fairy Tales". What did Frees do?
Quote from: "Davefish"Quote from: "urth"Early BOS and OMFG! The Shaggs!!!I thought that must be the Shaggs, though I've never heard it before. Too bad (sort of) that we didn't hear the whole thing. Good Orson Welles, though.actually that was Paul Frees, if I'm not mistaken (trying to sound like Welles). Sorry but that Shaggs thing was amateurish and awful -- or was that the point?
Quote from: "urth"Early BOS and OMFG! The Shaggs!!!I thought that must be the Shaggs, though I've never heard it before. Too bad (sort of) that we didn't hear the whole thing. Good Orson Welles, though.
Early BOS and OMFG! The Shaggs!!!
No jest. Tom Waits sounded just like that. He was a little scary. I heard way more of his screaming (ranting, raving, gesturing) than I wanted to.
Most famously he was Boris Badanov.Frees was also the Burgermeister Meisterburger in Santa Claus Is Coming To Town, and Santa in Frosty The Snowman.
Thrillah! Turned it up at work. Figure I can get away with it today
Quote from: "Alicat"Thrillah! Turned it up at work. Figure I can get away with it todayonly if you're in costume.