Welcome to episode 428 of Signals from Mars.
I am Victor. This episode focuses on our Halloween
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And obviously you're listening to the audio.
So you're going to hear me and Brad talk about
the countdown. We've also got Tony Espin in the
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not familiar with how these episodes work, people
vote on their 10 favorite bands. regarding a
topic or album or whatever it is, whatever the
topic is. This time around was Halloween. So
I wanted people to kind of dig deep and think
about lyrics, music, band image, anything that
they felt was associated to Halloween, to this
time of the year, you know, the fall. There are
a lot of people that in mid -summer are already
thinking about Halloween. So I thought this was
a unique idea. I think it turned out pretty cool.
There's a lot of really neat bands that we talk
about. And Metal Dan, if you're listening, you
got to join us again for these live episodes
because the countdown numbers and those snippets,
if you can get them. I was kicking Brad's ass.
Metal Dan, I don't know so much. There was a
few episodes ago where... He appeared and he
got 10 out of 10. So I tried to make them extra
hard, maybe too hard. But hope you guys enjoy
that aspect of the show as well. It's kind of
fun. Something I've always done as a music nerd.
Try to challenge people's knowledge of music
in like one note or less, I guess, with a lot
of these. Some of the things are difficult to
decipher. You guys will see. So anyway, let's
get on with the episode. Welcome one and all
to the latest episode of Signals from Mars. Dr.
Poison, Brad Dahl. And do it. Tonight's episode,
brought up by the brainchild of Dr. Poison, is
the Halloween countdown. So the whole premise
of this episode is to vote. For bands that have
scary images or maybe their image presents itself
to being Halloween related. Or the lyrics scared
you as a kid or the music scared you or the way
someone sang. You know, I think that there's
plenty of horror themed stuff throughout hard
rock and metal. So this list here does have 34
groups. I will post the entire band. Music's
throwing me off, damn it. That's kind of nice
having a little intro music. I like that. Yeah,
this is the first time I've tried it. I thought
it was a thumbs up. Cool. So 34 bands made the
list. We're going to go over. We'll do 15 through
11 quickly, and then we'll go in depth with the
top 10. Let's see if you can do the name that
band portion. Waiting to get Metal Dan back on
here because he was 10 for 10. The one time he
was on. So I was pretty sure that I set this
up to stump his ass. And he's not here. Instead,
you're going to stump me. I know that you've
got more important things going on in your life
than playing podcasts. What? I love you all the
same. Inconceivable. So at 15, we have Frank
Zappa. 14, we have Typo Negative. Which ties
into this fantastic band. I mean, probably not
in the top 10, but definitely scary. And it's
always good to talk about Dan Lorenzo for a second.
What a great guy. And with Typo Negative, I mean,
just their rendition of Black Sabbath. Yep. honey
kelly is on there so yeah if you like a typo
negative and you like good heavy rock you should
get this this is fairly new it was actually victor's
uh album of the week not that long ago there
you go so see how cool so at 13 we have slipknot
12 We have Rob Zombie. Eleven. We have Gwar.
Ooh, good one. Those are all good ones. Absolutely,
yeah. There's a lot of good ones on here. Even,
right, all the way down is going to be kind of
a spoiler, but it's down at 22. I'm surprised
people didn't catch on to this. But Twisted Sister.
Have two Stephen King themed songs on Stay Hungry.
They do? Yes. Captain Howdy. And the other song
is Terra Nova. What's that called? Not Terra
Nova. I didn't know Captain Captain Howdy. I'm
trying to think of what book was that in? Do
we know? Yeah, I'm not a big reader, unfortunately.
I really enjoy Stephen King stuff. I haven't
read all his books. That's a lot of reading.
But I mean, I'll take a look. I'll work. I'll
work on that. You work on the. Yeah. So you work
on entertaining the. Well, but it does say it
in the liner notes of the album. Oh. Or not in
the liner notes, in the title itself. It says
dedicated to Horataria. Okay, the beginning.
Captain Howdy and Street Justice. There you go.
Okay. But I remember that on the original album,
it said dedicated to. So on and so forth. So
anyway, all right. So let's get into the top
10 here. Let's do it. Number 10. Wait, do that.
You want to hear that again, Brad? I do. Number
10. I told you. Dan was getting all of them.
So I went out of my way to make this hard. I'm
not going to. You did. You did. Anybody in the
chat got an idea, throw it out there. I mean,
that sounds like me getting ready to tune my
guitar. Tony Espin. Sound check. Tony, what do
you think? Tony, I'll throw this to you as well
since Brad doesn't recognize it. Come on, Tony.
Number 10. Black Sabbath. I will give you a hint.
I love having my Slayer bone tickled. Number
10. It is Slayer. Is there a scarier band? I
don't know. Image -wise, lyrics -wise, there's
a lot of bands that have... been left off of
this i think because people didn't take into
consideration their lyrics yeah good point because
slayer i think brings especially from a thrash
metal standpoint brings the lyrics plus the scariness
of their image yeah so all right let's move on
to number nine Number nine. What? It didn't work?
Number nine. Hold on. This has happened to me
before. Let's see. Let me see if I can correct
that. First time? No, it's happened before. It's
happened in previous episodes where... Yeah,
but it's never happened to Tony. Probably not.
All right, let's try again. Number nine. Iron
Maiden. At number nine. Iron Maiden. Oh, I got
it. Slayer was Dead Skin Mask and Iron Maiden.
Total Eclipse. Oh, geez. That's a deep track.
I told you. Number nine. Wow. So, I mean, Iron
Maiden, I get it. Image, Eddie, a lot of the
music has historical stuff involved, but it also
has, you know, there are different horror aspects
as well. Oh yeah. Especially the first two albums.
Yeah. So it makes complete sense that Maiden
makes this list. It's a shock that it is Maiden
on a list without it being number one. Yeah.
That's, I kind of expected that for our group,
you know, cause it's anytime Iron Maiden actually
fits a topic, like has an album out during that
year, they're going to be number one. Right.
Yeah. That's. I I'm shocked. I'm shocked. They're
this low. Yeah. I mean, there's so much, so much
Halloween imagery and yeah. Yeah. If I was going
to have a band play my Halloween party, I'd like
it to be Iron Maiden. You'd like it to be Iron
Maiden. Okay. Yeah. Okay. So, so just throwing
that out there, guys, if any of you are checking
this out. You know, probably be tough to arrange
for this year, but maybe next year we can work
something out. They can do a warmup show out
in Idaho. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I can, I can probably
get the amphitheater and pokey and we can do
it. You don't have enough real estate in your
backyard. Oh, I do. But wow. Yeah. That would,
the neighbors would love that. With the mountains
as a backdrop. Yeah. Yeah. I could take them
out. Yeah, we could do that up there. It would
be like the coolest thing ever if Iron Maiden
played Idaho. I wonder if they've ever played
a show in Idaho. Good question. I'll have to
check that out. Maybe they wanted to go out and
see all the famous potatoes. Just how many famous
potatoes are there? Right. I can only think of
one. I can't think of Mr. Potato Head? Yeah,
Mr. Potato Head. He's the most famous. See? He's
the most famous potato. Down here in the comments,
give us your most famous potato. There you go.
All right. Captain Howdy. Captain Howdy. There
you go. Number eight. I did it again. Oh, crikey.
And I tested these beforehand. Yeah. This is
why we can't have self -driving cars, kids. This
is it. I guess we do have them, but maybe we
shouldn't. All right. Number eight. Wow. Brad
stood out of tension. Anyone in the chat? Let
me do that again. Number eight. It doesn't sound
like Black Sabbath, though. Could it be anthrax?
Number eight. We've got to have the rain for
Black Sabbath and all that. How many bells do
you know of that are in hard rock or metal songs?
Yeah. Well, let's see. ACDC. Well, Black Sabbath.
Black Sabbath. Is that Black Sabbath? One more
try. Tony. Well, Iron Maiden. We already did
Iron Maiden, right? I know, but I'm just saying,
I'm thinking of all the songs that I know that
start with a bell. All right. Tony's saying King
Diamond, but at number eight. Oh, how is King
Diamond not on my list? Number eight. Ghost.
It is Ozzy. It is Black Sabbath. No. It's just
Ozzy. This is Journey to the Center of Eternity,
right? There you go. That is Ozzy. And coming
off of... Spark at the moon? I mean, listen.
Journey to the center of eternity. Song that
has two different titles. What's the other one?
Because on the original European pressing, which
I have in the other room, the song is called
Forever. Huh. The difference also is that the
graphics, Bark at the Moon, for the longest time,
has Ozzy's lettering in red and yellow. Well,
that copy that I have is blue and yellow. And
I remember seeing it for the first time and saying,
that looks strange. And I looked at the back,
and I'm like, forever? Spiders? What's this?
Wait. It's missing Slow Down. I need to buy this.
And I instantly went home, the music nerd that
I was, and had to dissect it and realize that
it's Mark at the Moon with just a song change
and a title change. Wow. So, Ozzy, Prince of
Darkness. Mr. Crowley, like I said, Bark at the
Moon, Bloodbath in Paradise. How many different
horror -related or songs that you could tie into,
you know, this part of the year? So, number eight
was Ozzy. All right. Moving on. Good one. Number
seven. It didn't save any of these. So I see
that before hitting any of these, I'm just going
to reload the sample just in case. Because this
is recalculus. Yeah, King Diamond. All right.
Seven. Anyone in the chat? Number seven. Metal
Dan. Right now, Brad is hearing Bonnie Tyler's
I Need a Hero in his head. I'm going to walk
this way. Number seven. I'm stumped. All right.
Number seven is Ghost. Oh, man. That's the beginning
to Rats. The first note of the song Rats. Again,
trying to make it difficult. Even saying that,
I'm like, it starts off with a hi -hat hit. okay
yeah all right i guess i gotta go back and listen
to the prequel it's a it's a drum beat that kicks
it off yeah the song and then the the uh riff
comes in uh ghost obviously a band with their
imagery their lyrics makes sense uh okay when
i when i when i thought of this whole topic of
bands with halloween i think about when i go
to the show you get people dressing up ghost
is i mean as far as bands that are out now you
go to a ghost show and people they they show
out and they're wearing makeup they're wearing
costumes they're wearing all kinds of stuff it's
it's pretty damn cool so i i applaud ghost for
bringing that back it seemed like in the 70s
a lot of people would dress up thematically for
whoever they were going to see and it was pretty
cool now it's just you throw on the concert t
-shirt and you're like i'm good and and even
that i mean there's so many laws and regulations
with uh oh you can't wear the t -shirt of the
band they're going to see or you can't do whatever
the hell you want well yeah and i was also thinking
yeah yeah you can't wear a mask i think to a
concert anymore because I guess something bad
happened. I don't know. But they do let you in
with makeup on. They do? Yeah. Okay. All right.
Well, Victor, when was the last time you went
to a concert and people were dressing out like
wearing costumes and things? If you got nothing,
we'll move on. But I can think of one other band
that's really big for this, and I'm hoping they're
on our list. Well, I was going to say the last
band that I saw where somebody was heavily dressed
up was on the stage, and that would be Wes Borland
of Limp Bizkit. But the audience wasn't trying
to. Yeah, no, no. And I think he kind of would
out -psych them anyway because he's got so many
different things. It seemed like a real 70s thing.
Yeah. As I remember going to shows and people
would, you know, try to address something thematically
with the band. Right. Cool. Just figured out
why these samples aren't coming up because I'm
hitting the wrong buttons. That's what I love
about Victor, problem solver. I try. Yeah, any
of you guys looking for help with your website,
this guy right here, he'll sort it out for you.
And if you're looking for something just totally
bitching to wear, this hat right here, man. I
don't know, can you still get this thing? You
can. Oh, good. It's, you know, I've got quite
a selection of Brad hats, and this one gets the
most commented on. When I wear it out in public,
people are like, oh, that is really cool. A lot
of ladies. A lot of ladies like this hat. Wow.
Yeah. Who knew? Who knew? So, yeah, it's a good
one. The T -shirt, it's also a stunner. I don't
know that any of your swag is bad. I think it's
all top shelf. Well, I try, and I do get help.
Anthony Mackie did a great job with the logo.
Yes, he did. Yes, he did. Good colors. So we
did last week. Okay. That was number seven, right?
Yeah. Or was it six? Moving on to six. Six. Number
six. Yellow. They scare the hell out of me. Number
six. Can I? what that is. Come on. Help me out
here, Tony. We'll just keep going to King Diamond.
Is it King Diamond? No. Number six. No, that
sounds too clean and just straight up plugged
into the Marshall. No effects, no plug -ins.
That sounds 70s. What the hell is it? I'm stumped.
I'm stumped. Night Ranger. Night Ranger, yeah.
So coming in at number six. Wait, wait, somebody
in the chat. Tony's saying Journey. Number six.
Number six. Oh, man. All right. At number six,
and I believe I have the correct. Line up for
the band or the soundtrack in which this song
came off of. It is. Oh, dude. Fastway. That is
the beginning of the song. Trick or treat. Number
six. That's fantastic. So. Heavily voted on because
of the Trick or Treat soundtrack. More than one
person mentioned it, and several people voted
on it. So that's how it got all the way to number
six. Well, I can see it. I mean, I thought of
that because of the Trick or Treat thing, and
that totally makes sense. So right there, horror
movie. Ties in well with the whole theme of the
show here. Yep. Great. Very good. Cool. Nice
job, Fastway. Whoa. There's an earthquake in
Idaho. All right. Moving on to number five. Number
five. Number five. Wow. Tony? That sounds spooky
and I don't know what that is. Number five. What
the? Please, if anybody listens to this episode
afterwards or watches it, please chime in and
say, oh my God, it's that song. You know, but
obviously don't wait until I've given it away
already. Yeah. No, wait, wait, wait, wait. You.
All right. Number five. I got nothing. Tony,
come on. Oh, man. Okay, so at number five, we
have... Nothing. Oh, Halloween. Halloween. That's
the beginning to the song Save Us. Boy, quite
appropriate, considering we needed somebody to
save us during that. Yeah. Halloween. I know
you've listened to a lot more Halloween than
I have. I don't know that the music really is
Halloween -y. I don't know. Maybe you tell me.
Clearly the name. I mean, just because of the
name, the band's got it. Yeah, the name. And
you've also got pumpkins on all of their, on
a lot of their, you know, album covers. You've
got the song. Halloween as well, which is an
awfully long song, probably the longest video
played on Headbangers Ball. The Keepers. Religiously.
Yeah. So, The Keepers, yeah. The first two Keepers
are classic. I mean, love both of those. A lot
of times I get, I always say this, I get some
power metal stuff. sent to me and have people
say, Oh, this is great. You need to check this
out. And it instantly makes me go back and listen
to those first two keepers albums to kind of
purify, you know, what I'm, what I've been listening
to. Yeah. All right. We haven't classics for
sure. Yeah. We haven't gotten a direct hit yet.
On any of these. I've made them too hard. Wait
a second. Didn't I get the Iron Maiden one? Oh,
you did get Iron Maiden. Okay, that's true. All
right. My bad. I'm sorry. Old man brain. Yeah,
I got one of those. All right. Everything needs
to go with it, too. Let's go. Number four. Number
four. Black Sabbath. Black Sabbath. You sure
that's Black Sabbath? Oh, God, now you're screwing
with me. Yeah, I'm going to go down with Black
Sabbath, yeah. You sure? Do you want another
listen? It sounds too far off in the distance
for the Black Sabbath album. Number four. That's
the bell, though. That is the bell. It's better
than the Anthrax one. Tony? That is Black Sabbath,
yes. No, Slayer. Oh, we already had Slayer. So
it's Black Sabbath. Slayer, yeah. He's at it.
You know, that album. That first Black Sabbath
album. Yeah, pure scary. Yeah, it's the real
deal. But, you know, with listening to all the
Black Sabbath albums and all the Ozzy albums.
As I have since Ozzy passed, that one is surprisingly
really good with, you know, headphones, earbuds.
I mean, it's, I mean, for an album that was put
together in two day, you know, recorded in two
days and probably mixed and less it's, it holds
up. I mean, it's really, really good. Yeah. Kids,
you're making an album. You can. You probably
learned a thing or two from some of them old
albums. All right. Yeah. And I'm just thinking,
you know, going to a Black Sabbath concert. And
yes, I have seen people, you know, dress up like
Ozzy and, you know, kind of try to dress up like
Black Sabbath at concerts I've been to back in
the 70s. But yeah, going to the concert, man.
Yeah. It's, it's, it's got a good spooky vibe.
Good stuff. All right. So you were five. That
was four. So let's go for three. Well, good.
Oh, okay. I didn't remember what sample I used
for three, but now I do. Number three. Number
three. That could just be white noise. Is it
the sound of white noise? Is it anthrax? Number
three. I don't know, man. I'm like thinking to
be in the top three Halloween. I don't even know
where you go from here. I can think of a couple,
but I got nothing. Okay. Yeah. Tony. Raining
white noise. Ooh, that'd be good. Number three.
That's kiss. What song is that? Creatures of
the night. that's creatures i always thought
of yeah yeah but when you when you number three
all right first note i'm gonna have to go listen
to that because that yeah that's not what i remember
anyway all right kiss well good i'm glad kiss
made it on here yeah and number three probably
the band that gets As you alluded to before,
most people at shows dress up like members of
the band. In the 70s, you had the costumes. After
the reunion, you had all types of costumes set
up as well. And then, I mean, I've dressed up
as a member of KISS. Wait, should we guess who
you dressed up as? What's up? We should. Tony,
who do you think Victor dressed up as as a member
of KISS? Which person? Vinnie Vincent? No, but
it would be easier to say who I haven't done.
Ah. Well, I mean, you being a drummer, you'd
think Peter Criss, but I'm kind of saying no
to Peter Criss. The only person I've, the only
face paint I've had a kiss has been Gene Simmons
for obvious reasons. Cause I was actually, I
was actually in some, somebody's making a movie
in high school and they needed somebody to be
kiss. And yeah, I got, I got, I got asked to
be the bass player in that. So Gene Simmons,
Paul Stanley. Okay. Star in the wrong eye. Yeah.
Did that ever change? Did Paul ever wear it?
Has he always had it on the same eye? Yeah, I
think so. He's never switched it up. It could
mean something. It could be like you're sending
a signal if you put the star on the other eye.
I don't know. Yes, he says yes in Donington.
Okay. All right, Tony. I can't. Yeah, where's
Chris Zenzak when you need him? Come on. He's
somewhere out there in the ether. Yeah, so I
have dressed up or dressed up, painted my face
like Peter Chris. I've done Peter Chris. Done
Eric Carr. Oh, good one. Paul Stanley. Who? Paul
Stanley. Okay. And the late, great Ace Fraley.
Okay. I'm going to guess that Ace's was probably
the more difficult makeup to do. Yeah, and I
didn't have silver, so I did it all in black.
Oh, okay. Yeah. I had somebody else that did
my makeup. Oh, for me as a kid, it was every
Friday after school. Paint my face up like a
member of KISS. Nice. That's pretty cool, man.
How are they not? Three? Okay. They're at three.
Who are the first two? Come on. Let's go. All
right. Let's see. Number two. Liberace? There
are people out there that I'm sure that are listening
to this and going, that's that song. That's that
song. Okay. Tony, any guess? Number two? Number
two. I'm going Alice Cooper. I don't know what
song it is, but it sounds like something Bob
Esmond would do. Meatloaf. By the way, don't
let your meat love. How was the Rocky Horror
Picture Show? Was he in that? He was. Okay, good.
And Rocky Horror Picture Show appears on number
25 on this list, by the way. Even though it's
not a band. Okay. Fair enough. But at number
two. Number two. I got it. Okay. What song is
that, though? Ballad of Dwight Frye. Oh, damn.
I should know that. The beginning. I believe
that's in his current set list. He's been going
out with Judas Priest. Could be. Yeah. Missed
that one. So you've gotten Iron Maiden. And Alice
Cooper. That's it. Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath.
Oh, wait, I got Black Sabbath. You're right.
Three. Three out of nine. So 33. So in baseball
terms, I'd be betting 300, which is pretty dang
good. And I just read that there are no more
300 hitters anymore. I think there was only one
in the National League last year. I don't know
about the American League. I think there was
only one. Yeah, it's tough to do, man. Pitching
rules the game. So, by the way, 30 -30 tonight.
33 and a third. In Canada of all places. Ooh,
that's a good rock reference. 33 and a third.
All right. So Alice Cooper makes sense. Influenced
so many people. The imagery, the stage show,
the guillotine, the spider, the nurse, the...
What else am I missing? Straight jacket. Everything.
The whole show. The whole show is Halloween.
Yeah. Yeah. The whole thing. And dare I say that
maybe Alice was the first person to make Halloween
cool all year round. Yes. I would agree with
that. Okay. Number one. Now, I don't think that
either one of you like number one. Well, I've
looked at my list and I can't. I don't know if
you guys will get it, but it is the band that
most people voted number one on their list. So
it propelled it, but it was close for a very
long time. I mean, there's only from one to two.
There's not that big of a difference. Okay. From
two to three. Slim pickings. And then three to
four is the same distance as one to two. Okay.
But like usual with these lists, there's a lot
of different groupings throughout where bands
come together. But at number one, number one.
Number one. Number one. That's real dissident.
Yeah. Hmm. Who could it be? Tony? Not men at
work. Who can it be now? By the way, well, it's
only one guy now, but I saw him a couple of months
ago and he was really good. And I'm not a big
fan, you know, as far as I don't have any albums
or never listened to him. And I knew probably
over half of the songs. That's pretty impressive.
But they were a good band live. he's, he's put
together a good band. So there you go. Yeah.
Not men at work. Okay. Who else could it be?
Number one. I'm stumped. Come on, Tony. Nothing.
Number one. It's got to be something. In my attempt
to make this metal Dan proof, I've made this
extremely difficult. Give us a clue. See if we
can guess who this is without that. Give us another
clue. You said we didn't like them, so that's
a clue. Behind me. They're behind me on the wall.
Wow. Hard to tell. Huh. I'm stumped. I can't
see. Number one. From Lodi, New Jersey. Number
one. Misfits. Oh, dang. Okay. All right. I can
see it. A lot of horror imagery. A lot of lyrics
that are influenced by 50s B -movies, horror
movies specifically. Um, so it makes sense that
a lot of people voted for them on their list.
Yeah. I get it. Hmm. Yeah, definitely. Um, definitely.
I think, I think an influence, I mean, a lot
of people have dressed up as members of the band,
uh, as well for Halloween. So you have that and
yeah, I, I think it's a, fair fitting end to
this list. I mean, it wasn't Taylor Swift after
all. Um, so I mean, a lot of costumes though.
There you go. I don't know how many wardrobe
changes that she goes through on a show, but,
um, but wow, that new, you're right. They're
totally appropriate band. And, um, yeah. So let's
run down 10 through 1 once again at number 10.
Number 10. Slayer. Number 9. Iron Maiden. Number
8. Number seven. That is Rats by Ghost. Rats.
Good song. Number six. Fastway. And what's the
song? Trick or Treat. Oh, that's the song, Trick
or Treat. Well, wow. You made it real easy. Number
five. Halloween. Number four. Black Sabbath.
Number three. Kiss. Number two. Alice Cooper.
I got to get out of here. Number one. You got
it. Misfits. What's that song? It's called Halloween.
All the clues were there. All the clues were
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