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" Halloween parties are easy to throw because the guests practically come dressed as decorations. But to really set the vibe, you&amp;#039;ll need a goblin-approved playlist too. Here are 20 classics to play at your Halloween bash this October:  1. &amp;quot;Monster Mash&amp;quot; Yes, you&amp;#039;ve heard it all before. But no, it has not gotten any less catchy.        2. &amp;quot;I Put a Spell On You&amp;quot; Disney&amp;#039;s wicked &amp;#039;90s hit Hocus Pocus features the quirky Sanderson sisters, who wreak havoc on a small town. Bette Midler&amp;#039;s rendition of &amp;quot;I Put a Spell On You&amp;quot; always puts us in the holiday spirit.        3. &amp;quot;Thriller&amp;quot; There&amp;#039;s nothing quite like Michael Jackson and his posse of zombie back-up dancers. You just can&amp;#039;t resist mimicking all their iconic moves.        4. &amp;quot;Ghostbusters&amp;quot; Theme  You won&amp;#039;t be afraid of no ghosts when you&amp;#039;re jamming to this classic.        5. &amp;quot;This Is Halloween&amp;quot; Jack Skellington&amp;#039;s passion for this fright-filled holiday is pretty contagious.         6. &amp;quot;Superstition&amp;quot;  We agree with Stevie Wonder \u2014 it doesn&amp;#039;t always pay to be superstitious \u2014 but we can still be a little apprehensive about breaking mirrors and crossing black cats on Halloween.        7. &amp;quot;Somebody&amp;#039;s Watching Me&amp;quot;  A couple eerie lyrics about being followed \u2014 punched up with a little &amp;#039;80s pizzaz \u2014 make for one spooky song.         8. &amp;quot;Time Warp&amp;quot; A jump to the left and step to the right are the heart and soul behind the cult classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show.         9. &amp;quot;The Adams Family&amp;quot; Theme  A goth daughter named after a weekday, a cousin who&amp;#039;s literally hidden by hair \u2014 of course we had to include the scariest family of all time on this list.         10. &amp;quot;Ding, Dong, the Witch Is Dead!&amp;quot;  Okay, so the Wizard of Oz doesn&amp;#039;t have much do to with Halloween. But you have to agree that the sentiment is appropriate \u2014 and the song is just so fun.         11. &amp;quot;Werewolves of London&amp;quot; It&amp;#039;s impossible to not howl along to Warren Zevon&amp;#039;s 1978 rock track.         12. &amp;quot;I Want Candy&amp;quot;  Bow Wow Wow&amp;#039;s cover of the Strangeloves&amp;#039; single describes your sugar craving to a T.         13. &amp;quot;Psycho Killer&amp;quot;  New wave band The Talking Heads wrote this scary song from a murderer&amp;#039;s viewpoint, so there&amp;#039;s no denying that the chorus is absolutely killer.         14. &amp;quot;The Purple People Eater&amp;quot; Fun fact: The 1958 novelty song inspired a movie starring a young Neil Patrick Harris.         15. &amp;quot;Black Widow&amp;quot; Jump into the 21st century with Iggy Azalea and Rita Ora&amp;#039;s recent hit all about venomous revenge.         16. &amp;quot;Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)&amp;quot;  Give the (multiple) guests dressed up as David Bowie a chance to rock out to the late pop star. His 1980 album&amp;#039;s title track gets eerie real fast with lyrics about a woman&amp;#039;s descent into madness.         17. &amp;quot;Disturbia&amp;quot; Right from the opening scream, Rihanna&amp;#039;s number one hit will get people dancing \u2014 and singing along to that crazy catchy hook. Bum-bum-be-dum-bum-bum-be-dum-bum...         18. &amp;quot;Season of the Witch&amp;quot; The hippie vibes of Donovan&amp;#039;s psychedelic rock may not seem scary but the song&amp;#039;s appeared in everything from Halloween III to American Horror Story.         19. &amp;quot;Heads Will Roll&amp;quot; The Yeah Yeah Yeahs somehow turned the creepy topic of decapitation into insanely-danceable anthem.         20. &amp;quot;Halloween&amp;quot; Theme The slasher movie franchise may include a whopping 10 flicks, but the original soundtrack is undeniably the best. Just cross your fingers that Michael Myers doesn&amp;#039;t show up to the party.         "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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