Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There's nothing like a hauntingly good Halloween playlist to help get everyone into the spirit of the season. That said, the ...

We think you’ll agree that Lydia Lunch of Teenage Jesus and the Jerks gives Dusty Springfield’s classic a considerably spookier edge. David Byrne’s impression of a psycho killer is so upbeat, you’ll ...

Your Halloween party isn't complete without a playlist of the best Halloween songs known to man. But even if you don't plan on throwing a Halloween party, there's no better time to blast some spooky ...

What's not to love about Halloween? It's a holiday chock full of spooky delights like crafting a fabulous costume to impress your friends, carving pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns and listening to ...

Every Halloween needs a soundtrack. From eerie movie themes to catchy monster jams, the right songs can turn an ordinary night into something spooky, fun and unforgettable. Whether you’re dancing in a ...

As one of the biggest holidays on the calendar, Halloween is a ripe subject for song-writing material. While it might not touch Christmas in terms of overall scope, there are so many songs that fall ...

This one practically moonwalks onto every Halloween playlist. Between the creepy Vincent Price monologue and the iconic music video, "Thriller" is a full-blown spooky spectacle. Just try not to dance.

Are you looking for some Halloween songs that are a little spooky, but mostly just a good time? Do you want something for your party playlist that won’t have people running for the exits, but will ...

Need a spooky soundtrack to set off your Halloween party this year? Here's a look at 30 classics guaranteed to put you in the mood for the ultimate rock 'n' roll holiday. A few of these choices are ...

Why isn’t there a market for Halloween music? By most metrics, it’s the second-most popular holiday in the United States, if not the world—given the amount of candy and costumes produced every year.

If you’ve put together a Halloween party playlist at any point over the last 45 years, you’ve almost certainly included Warren Zevon’s “Werewolves of London.” If you haven’t you are a literal monster.