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- Any and all Alice Cooper songs.
- Dragula, House Of 1000 Corpses, and Return Of The Phantom Stranger by Rob Zombie.
- Any and all Cher songs.
- Highway To Hell by ACDC.
- Full Moon by Elvira.
- All of the songs in Phantom Of The Opera and Cats.
- Roar, Firework, Dark Horse and Ghost by Katy Perry.
- Monster by Lady Gaga.
- Has Anybody Seen My Baby, Jumpin Jack Flash, You Can't Always Get What You Want and Sympathy For The Devil by The Rolling Stones.
- For The Benefit of Mr Kite and I Am The Walrus by the Beatles.
- For The Benefit Of Mr Kite spoken cover by Eddie Izzard from 'Across The Universe'.
- I Am The Walrus cover by Jim Carrey and also by Russell Brand at the '2012 London Olympics Closing Ceremony'.
- Jungle Boogie by Kool And The Gang. It's not a sex song, stop saying it's about sex you perverts.
- I'm Your Boogieman by KC and The Sunshine Band. Despite what you've heard, this is not about sex at all. Anyone who thinks that songs like this and Jungle Boogie are about having sex are complete perverts with way too much time on their hands.
- Hearse With A Curse by Mr Gasser.
- Lady Evil and Iron Man by Black Sabbath.
- Hellraiser by Ozzy Osbourne.
- Don't Fear The Reaper, Godzilla and Nosferatu by Blue Oyster Cult.
- Relax, Power Of Love and Welcome To The Pleasuredome by Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
- Can't Fight The Moonlight by Leanne Rhimes. While it is most definitely a romance song, I can't help but think of werewolves when I hear it.
- Hotel California by The Eagles. This song is an instant timeless classic and it's one of the most eerie and mysterious songs ever produced, and for good reason - it has multiple meanings to it. Some say it's to do with drugs or the price of fame itself, some say the hotel represents Hell or purgatory. And some say it's got a more supernatural twist to it or is it to do with cults and Satanism, i'm with the half that believes it's supernatural. Mainly because the plot of the song itself has a Twilight Zone or Tales From The Crypt vibe and definitely would make for a good Goosebumps or Are You Afraid Of The Dark episode/story. When I think of this song, I think a little bit of From Dusk Till Dawn. Also kudos to American Horror Story: Hotel for using this in their premiere episode.
- Cat People (Putting Out Fires) by David Bowie. I love all of Bowie's songs really but this one is my personal favorites.
- Lullaby by The Cure.
- All Madonna songs...but especially 'Bad Girl'. Why? Because it's got a great message and it's a real sympathetic song you can relate to because we've all had days like that or done things we aren't proud of. Also, the video for the song has Christopher Walken as the guardian angel to Madonna's character, and yes..he dances in it. This character is pretty much Gabriel from The Prophecy trilogy or Morty from Click because he's an angel and everything.
- All Weird Al songs.
- All Tenacious D songs in particular Tribute.
- Knight In Rusty Armor by Peter and Gordon.
- Little Girls from the musical 'Annie'. It's definitely a tie between Carol Burnett and Kathy Bates for best rendition of the song because both versions are terrific in their own unique way.
- A View To A Kill, Hungry Like The Wolf, Union Of The Snake, Girls On Film and Ordinary World by Duran Duran.
- Didn't Leave Nobody But The Baby from the 'O Brother Where Art Thou' soundtrack. The scene with the 'sirens' is very haunting and this song is also haunting and heartbreaking too especially when you look at the darker aspects of this song.
- Come To Me by Brad Fiedel. Both versions. And also the cover version from the sequel 'Fright Night II'. It's a very hypnotic and seductive song and perfect for getting into the vampire mood.
- Vampires by Pet Shop Boys.
- Vampire by Blue System.
- Cry Little Sister by Gerald Mcmann.
- People Are Strange by Echo And The Bunnymen.
- How Soon Is Now by The Smiths and the cover by Love Spit Love.
- Once Bitten by 3 Speed.
- All of the songs in the movie 'Collision Course'.
- Lost In The Shadows by Lou Gramm.
- Love Song For A Vampire by Annie Lennox.
- Listen To Your Heart by Roxette.
- Make Love Until We Die by SSQ.
- Big Wolf On Campus theme by Danny Smith.
- Kiss From A Rose by Seal.
- Try Everything, Eyes Like Yours, Whenever Wherever,   and She Wolf by Shakira.
- Addicted To Love, Simply Irresistible and She Makes My Day by Robert Palmer.
- Any Barry White song.
- Love Is The Drug by Roxy Music.
- Demolition Man, We'll Be Together,   Straight To My Heart, If You Love Somebody Set Them Free, and My Funny Friend and Me by Sting.
- Let's Stick Together, Slave To Love and Help Me by Bryan Ferry.
- Love Is The Drug cover, Slave To The Rhythm, Love Bites, Pull Up To The Bumper, Seen That Face Before,   and Seduction Surrender by Grace Jones. The latter was first heard in Vamp (1986) and that version is quite hard to find, but there's another version on her Bulletproof Heart album.
- After Dark by Tito and Tarantula, and also the theme song from 'Machete' also by the aforementioned band.
- All Michael Jackson songs.
- All Elvis songs.
- Trust In Me cover by Selena Gomez.
- Face To Face by Siouxsie and The Banshees.
- All Spice Girls songs.
- Uninvited by Alanis Morisette.
- May It Be by Enya.
- Bat Dance, Little Red Corvette, Delirious, and Partyman by Prince.
- Aka What A Life by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. Both the song itself and the video are brilliant in their own way, but the video is amazing beyond compare - it's basically part of a storyline and is a continuation from 'If I Had A Gun' and 'The Death Of You And Me', the video starts off with the blond waitress from the first two videos going over to a wagon and going inside only to encounter the villain of the story, a mysterious supernatural being known as 'The Dark' portrayed by Russell Brand (one of the few good things he's done actually) who tells her that like many people who have entered his domain/threshold - she has many questions. And he explains the opposing forces of the world in a manner that wouldn't be too far off from something you'd hear in one of Alice Cooper's songs at the beginning before trying to poison her with some kind of mystical liquid of some kind - luckily Noel Gallagher saves her though. I think the video is spectacular and definitely worth a watch. Plus...I wouldn't mind seeing Russell's character The Dark get his own spin-off, or maybe a mini-series or comic because i'd love to learn more about this character.
- Any and all Meatloaf songs.
- Mad World cover by Gary Jules.
- Gypsy, Rhiannon, Everywhere and Seven Wonders by Fleetwood Mac.
- Everybody Wants To Rule The World, Head Over Heels, and Mad World by Tears For Fears.
- The Blood That Moves The Body by A-Ha.
- Dracula's Tango by Toto Coelo.
- All Kristen Lawrence songs.

Original meme here:
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Description
- Any and all Alice Cooper songs.
- Dragula, House Of 1000 Corpses, and Return Of The Phantom Stranger by Rob Zombie.
- Any and all Cher songs.
- Highway To Hell by ACDC.
- Full Moon by Elvira.
- All of the songs in Phantom Of The Opera and Cats.
- Roar, Firework, Dark Horse and Ghost by Katy Perry.
- Monster by Lady Gaga.
- Has Anybody Seen My Baby, Jumpin Jack Flash, You Can't Always Get What You Want and Sympathy For The Devil by The Rolling Stones.
- For The Benefit of Mr Kite and I Am The Walrus by the Beatles.
- For The Benefit Of Mr Kite spoken cover by Eddie Izzard from 'Across The Universe'.
- I Am The Walrus cover by Jim Carrey and also by Russell Brand at the '2012 London Olympics Closing Ceremony'.
- Jungle Boogie by Kool And The Gang. It's not a sex song, stop saying it's about sex you perverts.
- I'm Your Boogieman by KC and The Sunshine Band. Despite what you've heard, this is not about sex at all. Anyone who thinks that songs like this and Jungle Boogie are about having sex are complete perverts with way too much time on their hands.
- Hearse With A Curse by Mr Gasser.
- Lady Evil and Iron Man by Black Sabbath.
- Hellraiser by Ozzy Osbourne.
- Don't Fear The Reaper, Godzilla and Nosferatu by Blue Oyster Cult.
- Relax, Power Of Love and Welcome To The Pleasuredome by Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
- Can't Fight The Moonlight by Leanne Rhimes. While it is most definitely a romance song, I can't help but think of werewolves when I hear it.
- Hotel California by The Eagles. This song is an instant timeless classic and it's one of the most eerie and mysterious songs ever produced, and for good reason - it has multiple meanings to it. Some say it's to do with drugs or the price of fame itself, some say the hotel represents Hell or purgatory. And some say it's got a more supernatural twist to it or is it to do with cults and Satanism, i'm with the half that believes it's supernatural. Mainly because the plot of the song itself has a Twilight Zone or Tales From The Crypt vibe and definitely would make for a good Goosebumps or Are You Afraid Of The Dark episode/story. When I think of this song, I think a little bit of From Dusk Till Dawn. Also kudos to American Horror Story: Hotel for using this in their premiere episode.
- Cat People (Putting Out Fires) by David Bowie. I love all of Bowie's songs really but this one is my personal favorites.
- Lullaby by The Cure.
- All Madonna songs...but especially 'Bad Girl'. Why? Because it's got a great message and it's a real sympathetic song you can relate to because we've all had days like that or done things we aren't proud of. Also, the video for the song has Christopher Walken as the guardian angel to Madonna's character, and yes..he dances in it. This character is pretty much Gabriel from The Prophecy trilogy or Morty from Click because he's an angel and everything.
- All Weird Al songs.
- All Tenacious D songs in particular Tribute.
- Knight In Rusty Armor by Peter and Gordon.
- Little Girls from the musical 'Annie'. It's definitely a tie between Carol Burnett and Kathy Bates for best rendition of the song because both versions are terrific in their own unique way.
- A View To A Kill, Hungry Like The Wolf, Union Of The Snake, Girls On Film and Ordinary World by Duran Duran.
- Didn't Leave Nobody But The Baby from the 'O Brother Where Art Thou' soundtrack. The scene with the 'sirens' is very haunting and this song is also haunting and heartbreaking too especially when you look at the darker aspects of this song.
- Come To Me by Brad Fiedel. Both versions. And also the cover version from the sequel 'Fright Night II'. It's a very hypnotic and seductive song and perfect for getting into the vampire mood.
- Vampires by Pet Shop Boys.
- Vampire by Blue System.
- Cry Little Sister by Gerald Mcmann.
- People Are Strange by Echo And The Bunnymen.
- How Soon Is Now by The Smiths and the cover by Love Spit Love.
- Once Bitten by 3 Speed.
- All of the songs in the movie 'Collision Course'.
- Lost In The Shadows by Lou Gramm.
- Love Song For A Vampire by Annie Lennox.
- Listen To Your Heart by Roxette.
- Make Love Until We Die by SSQ.
- Big Wolf On Campus theme by Danny Smith.
- Kiss From A Rose by Seal.
- Try Everything, Eyes Like Yours, Whenever Wherever,   and She Wolf by Shakira.
- Addicted To Love, Simply Irresistible and She Makes My Day by Robert Palmer.
- Any Barry White song.
- Love Is The Drug by Roxy Music.
- Demolition Man, We'll Be Together,   Straight To My Heart, If You Love Somebody Set Them Free, and My Funny Friend and Me by Sting.
- Let's Stick Together, Slave To Love and Help Me by Bryan Ferry.
- Love Is The Drug cover, Slave To The Rhythm, Love Bites, Pull Up To The Bumper, Seen That Face Before,   and Seduction Surrender by Grace Jones. The latter was first heard in Vamp (1986) and that version is quite hard to find, but there's another version on her Bulletproof Heart album.
- After Dark by Tito and Tarantula, and also the theme song from 'Machete' also by the aforementioned band.
- All Michael Jackson songs.
- All Elvis songs.
- Trust In Me cover by Selena Gomez.
- Face To Face by Siouxsie and The Banshees.
- All Spice Girls songs.
- Uninvited by Alanis Morisette.
- May It Be by Enya.
- Bat Dance, Little Red Corvette, Delirious, and Partyman by Prince.
- Aka What A Life by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. Both the song itself and the video are brilliant in their own way, but the video is amazing beyond compare - it's basically part of a storyline and is a continuation from 'If I Had A Gun' and 'The Death Of You And Me', the video starts off with the blond waitress from the first two videos going over to a wagon and going inside only to encounter the villain of the story, a mysterious supernatural being known as 'The Dark' portrayed by Russell Brand (one of the few good things he's done actually) who tells her that like many people who have entered his domain/threshold - she has many questions. And he explains the opposing forces of the world in a manner that wouldn't be too far off from something you'd hear in one of Alice Cooper's songs at the beginning before trying to poison her with some kind of mystical liquid of some kind - luckily Noel Gallagher saves her though. I think the video is spectacular and definitely worth a watch. Plus...I wouldn't mind seeing Russell's character The Dark get his own spin-off, or maybe a mini-series or comic because i'd love to learn more about this character.
- Any and all Meatloaf songs.
- Mad World cover by Gary Jules.
- Gypsy, Rhiannon, Everywhere and Seven Wonders by Fleetwood Mac.
- Everybody Wants To Rule The World, Head Over Heels, and Mad World by Tears For Fears.
- The Blood That Moves The Body by A-Ha.
- Dracula's Tango by Toto Coelo.
- All Kristen Lawrence songs.

Original meme here:
www.deviantart.com/art/Top-13-…