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Podcast Episode
Season
Seven
number
355
Type
Album Review
Post Date
10/31/2017

The Groovie Ghoulies

355 Re-Animation Festival by The Groovie Ghoulies

Re-Animation Festival

Label
Lookout! Records
Release year
1997
Producer
Mass Giorgini
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A mixture of early rock ‘n roll riffs mixed with Ramones energy, Monkees goofiness, and wrapped in a Misfits-style horror punk sound

Author & Special Guests

It’s Halloween, a perfect time thanks a requested review to revisit the Groovie Ghoulies 1997 album Re-Animation Festival. With a mixture of early rock ‘n roll riffs courtesy Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly, mixed with Ramones energy and Monkees goofiness, all wrapped in a Misfits-style horror punk sound, the Ghoulies give us some good creeps on All Hallows Eve. The band hit their stride keeping it simple, and our complaints are few. We also wonder if the Ghoulies were ahead of their time and missed out on an opportunity to cross platforms and launch a Doc McStuffins/Jake and the Neverland Pirates kids show.

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Songs in this episode

  • ‍Intro - Graveyard Girlfriend
  • 8:46 - Zombie Crush
  • 12:03 - Tunnel of Love
  • 14:30 - Graceland
  • 15:45 - If You Need Me
  • 18:47 - Evading The Grays

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