Do you remember who sang these favorite Halloween songs?
Who were the artists behind "Monster Mash" and "Purple People Eater"?
It's impossible to go to a Halloween party without hearing one of these tunes — if not all of them!
They are the go-to tracks for any spooky mixtape. If you're not playing the creepy sound effects. But do you remember who sang them?
The quiz gets harder as you go along. At least we think so! Try to ace it!
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"Thriller"
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"Werewolves of London"
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"The Devil Went Down to Georgia"
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"(Don't Fear) The Reaper"
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"Ghostbusters"
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"Bad Moon Rising"
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"Monster Mash"
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"Black Magic Woman"
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"Dead Man's Party"
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This Rawhide actor sang "Purple People Eater"
Do you remember who sang these favorite Halloween songs?
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265 Comments
9/10; missed #4 - never heard of "(Don't Fear) the Reaper".
It's full of cowbell.
It's the only Blue Oyster Cult song I've ever heard, so somehow it got airplay. I don't know what their other songs are like.
It's the only Blue Oyster Cult song I've ever heard, so somehow it got airplay. I don't know what their other songs are like.
8/10
We spent the weekend at Dia e Los Muertos celebration in Santa Fe, NM.
So much fun and great music. I like it better than Halloween. We remember and honor our deceased relatives and friends. It’s a joyous celebration of their lives and our memories of their impact on our lives.
We spent the weekend at Dia e Los Muertos celebration in Santa Fe, NM.
So much fun and great music. I like it better than Halloween. We remember and honor our deceased relatives and friends. It’s a joyous celebration of their lives and our memories of their impact on our lives.