The Menace’s Attic Episode #410 October 30th, 2009 “It’s The Eve Before All Hallow’s Eve, And I Have Only One Ghoulish Request For Tonight: Please Don’t Dress As A Banker Or You’ll Depress Everyone More Than They Already Are.” Edition!”
OPENING SONG:
Boris The Spider – The Who (Decca)
Set #1 If This Set Doesn’t Make You Start Howling, I’ll Be Happy To Drop By Your House To Sing Each Of These Songs In My Own Immitigable Style.
Bark At The Moon – Ozzy Osbourne (Epic)
Transfusion – Nervous Norvus (Norton)
Bad Blood – Neil Sedaka (Rocket)
Set #2 And Now Possibly The Best Halloween Pun Ever! Life Is A Witch And Then You Die, Die And Die Again! Gosh Golly Do ‘Ya Think I’m Doing A Set With Songs About Witches Now?
Season Of The Witch – Donovan (Epic)
The Witch Queen of New Orleans – Redbone (Epic)
Meet The Witch – Big Dipper (Merge)
Set #3 And Now The True History Of Devil’s Food Cake: 1902 - The recipe first appeared in an American cookbook called Mrs. Rorer's New Cook Book by Sarah Tyson 1950s - Some people think that this cake originated in the 1950s at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. The restaurant archives can’t produce any evidence of this. 1940s - A rumor was spread that a customer asked for a copy of the recipe and was given a bill in the amount of $100. 1970s - In the 1970s, the cakes’ popularity faded when red dye was linked to cancer.
Devil In My Car – The B-52’s (Warner Bros.)
Devil You – The Stampeders (Capitol)
Devil In Disguise – Elvis Presley (RCA)
Set #4 Spider’s, Snakes, Zombies, Ghosts And Perhaps The Scariest Of All At Least For Those Folks From Peta: Fur! 9:53
Spiders & Snakes – Jim Stafford (MGM)
Tell Her No – The Zombies (Parrot)
The Ghost In you – Psychedelic Furs (Columbia)
CLOSING SONG: In The Year 2525 – Zager and Evans (RCA)
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