The reason our Halloween special this year may appear to be somewhat late to the party is down to a little known fact which is that Halloween is traditionally celebrated on the Moon every 3 November. It is certainly not because of an almost comedic sequence of malfunctions, errors and mishaps which have assailed the Moonbase in the last couple of weeks.
So, if you, like us, dear listener have saved your Halloween celebrations until tonight, we present the perfect soundtrack to your phantasmagorical parties and fiendish festivities.
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The Music
| 1. | Chai Muangsing (aka Man City Lion): Pee Kao Pee Oak (Ghost In Ghost Out) from Thai Funk – Zud Rang Ma Vol.2 | ||
| 2. | The Vulcans: Dracula from Star Trek | ||
| 3. | The Night Terrors: Blood And Bone from Back To Zero |  |
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| 4. | Tod Dockstader: Howl Stomp from Electronic Vol.1 |  |
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| 5. | Heslington Primary School: Autumn from Classroom Projects | |
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| 6. | Joe Loco: Nightmare from Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 17: Bongo Land | |
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| 7. | Sapan Jagmohan: Sote Sote Adhi Rat from Bollywood Bloodbath | |
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| 8. | Oxykitten: Msr. Slab from Escape From New Amsterdam | |
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| 9. | The Focus Group: Skipping Spook from The Elektrik Karousel | |
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| 10. | Quintron: Caveman 5000 from These Hands of Mine | |
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| 11. | Broadcast: The North Downs Dimension from Berberian Sound Studio | |
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| 12. | Monroeville Music Center: You Are A Monster from Choose Your Own Adventure | |
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The Unnecessary News
- Surfer Fends Off Shark With Punches To Head
- Elon Musk to turn James Bond car into working submarine
- Mystery hum keeping people awake may be love-making fish
- Moisture from walls of Churchill’s bunker extracted to make ‘War Room Martini’
- Naked Man Claiming to Be a Descendent of Sasquatch Attacks Hunter
- Edinburgh named UK’s spookiest city for Hallowe’en
