"Are you sure you didn't see my son's baseball? He swears it went into your yard...."
I'll let that caption remain ambiguous in terms of who's asking the question (the knight or monster?). I suppose it's funnier if it's the monster speaking, but I leave that decision to you, dear caption-reader. Another possibility: "Have you seen any monsters around here?"
Yes, science fiction and monsters, from the H-Man, rocket ships, robots, and King Kong to Godzilla, The Jolly Green Giant, and crazy places from (actually, in) outer space. We got it all. And you can download it all in a single zip file.
And I accidentally repeated a track from the previous slaylists--Jeff Barry's The Face from Outer Space. So, in case you hear it and think, "Hey, I've heard that before, and recently," now you know why. Today's Journey Into Space, however, is a different Journey Into Space than the Halloween 2008, Part 3 track.
The rest are new to 2008, at least at this blog. These will put you in a happy, silly mood. With the horrific economic news of late, most of us could use a silly, happy mood. This Halloween season is a tad too close to Halloween for my tastes.
I prefer the pretend version.
Click here to reach zip file: Halloween 2008, Part 5.
SLAYLIST--HALLOWEEN 2008, PART 5
THE H-MAN--Columbia Pictures Theatre Lobby Spot, 1958.
THE TWILIGHT ZONE (Manning)--Boston Pops, 1983.
MAN FROM MARS--Ferrante and Teicher, 1955.
ROCKET RIDE--Harry King Orch., 1956.
ROBOT MAN--Gayla Peevey (as Jamie Horton), 1960.
WILL THERE BE SPACE IN A SPACE SHIP--McGuire Sisters, 1961.
SKYBLAB--Dan Dayton (Jeff Levine), 1974.
THERE'S NO LIFE ON THE MOON--Mills Brothers, 1972.
THE JOLLY GREEN GIANT (Easton)--The Chords, 1964.
THE ROCKET SHIP--Tops Orch., w. The Toppers Cast.
THAT CRAZY PLACE FROM OUTER SPACE--Annette, 1958.
THE FACE FROM OUTER SPACE--Jeff Barry, 1960.
JOURNEY INTO SPACE--Antoine de Treville.
MAIN THEME FROM KING KONG (Barry)--Roger Williams, 1976.
STAIRWAY TO GODZILLA (Hartsfeld)--Lee Hartsfeld, 2006.
Lee
5 comments:
Where did the image come from? Neat one.
I photographed it from a book of 19th-century Gustav Dore illustrations. I have a couple other creepy Dores to feature, too.
Hi Lee, Thanks for opening the Dore from some -oh-so-spooky pictures.
Byron
aaaaaaaaaa!!!!!
I recently discovered this Stairway to Godzilla!
it is you playing the....keyboard?
great!
i didn´t know you were musician,
so congratulations!
greatings(is this word ok?) from the south of the south.
Byron,
Sure thing! Whenever I can open a new Dore, I go for it.
Piroka,
Yes, that's me--with some help from my Noteworthy Composer music program. Thanks!
"Greatings" is close--it's "greetings." But don't worry--your English is much, much better than my Indian! Greetings from the land below Canada.
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