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Various Artists - Now That's What I Call Halloween (Various Artists) [New Vinyl

Artist: Various Artists

Title: Now That's What I Call Halloween (Various Artists)

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Pop

UPC: 889854637316

Release Date: 2017

Record Label: Sony Legacy

Album Tracks

1. Halloween Theme (Main Title) By John Carpenter 2:22
2. Dragula By Rob Zombie 3:42
3. Carmina Burana: O Fortuna By Leonard Slatkin 2:33
4. Tubular Bells (Theme from 'The Exorcist') By Mike Oldfield 3:16
5. (Don't Fear) the Reaper (Single Version) By Blue Oyster Cult 3:49
6. Devil Inside By Inxs 3:57
7. Bad Things By Jace Everett 2:43
8. Werewolves of London By Warren Zevon 3:21
9. Ghost Town By the Specials 3:40
10. Dead Man's Party By Oingo Boingo 6:18
11. Monster Mash By Bobby Boris Pickett & the Crypt-Kickers 3:13
12. This Is Halloween By the Citizens of Halloween 3:16
13. Season of the Witch By Donovan 4:55
14. I Put a Spell on You By Nina Simone 2:34
15. Beetlejuice: Main Title / End Title By Danny Elfman 3:41
16. Ghostbusters By Run-Dmc 4:08
17. A Nightmare on My Street By DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince 4:54
18. Somebody's Watching Me (Single Version) By Rockwell 3:59

Limited double orange colored vinyl LP pressing. This Halloween-themed collection includes tracks from Mike Oldfield, Warren Zevon, John Carpenter, Rockwell, The Specials, Rob Zombie, Bobby Boris Pickett & The Crypt Kickers and others. Now That's What I Call Music is the most successful compilation album series in the history of recorded music. With over 96 million units of the series scanned to date in the US, the #1 Billboard charting album NOW 53 sold 100,000 units during the first week of release. Many of NOW's brand extension collections of recent Pop Chart-topping hits such as NOW Party Anthems and NOW #1's continue to scan over 100K units per title.