Monster Mash facts
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The song "Monster Mash" was banned by the BBC in 1962 for "being too morbid"
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In 1962 the BBC did the math and banned 'Monster Mash' for "being too morbid". However, it was re-released in the UK in 1973, caught on in a flash, and quickly became a graveyard smash.
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Monster Mash" used low-budget sound effects for the recording: the sound of a coffin opening was made by a rusty nail being pulled out of a board; the sound of a cauldron bubbling was water being bubbled through a straw, and the chains rattling were simply chains being dropped on a tile floor.
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There is a "Monster Mash" song for Christmas
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The "Transylvania Twist" referenced in "Monster Mash" was actually a real song
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Leon Russell, studio and touring musician/writer/producer/alter ego solo artist with a roster of hugely popular musicians including the radio hits 'Monster Mash' by Boris Pickett and 'The Letter' (live) by Joe Cocker.
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There were sequels to the song 'Monster Mash'
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The creator of The Monster Mash released a whole album like it as Bobby Boris Pickett and the Crypt-Kickers
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There was a "Monster Mash" musical film in 1995. Bobby "Boris" Pickett played Dr. Frankenstein. It also starred Candace Cameron, Jimmie Walker, Sarah Douglas (Ursa from Superman II), Mink Stole (MANY John Waters films), the guy who voiced The Crypt-Keeper.
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No one has ever heard the real Monster Mash.
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There's a Spanish version of "The Monster Mash"
There is a Christmas-themed version of "Monster Mash" called "Monster's Holiday" - source
"The Monster Mash" was originally written as a profanity-laced comedy song entitled "The Monster Fuck". - source
There is a Christmas version of the song "Monster Mash."
