So Below Midnight

Basement Days

Cosmicism

Ice Lights

Winter Robots

both the real thing and a parody of the real thing.

"Tarantula!"  by The Odd

GGACP celebrates the birthday (April 29) of rock 'n' roll legend Tommy James by revisiting this entertaining interview from 2017. In this episode, Tommy serenades Gilbert and Frank with some of his biggest hits ("I Think We're Alone Now," "Crystal Blue Persuasion") and discusses his turbulent, decades-long relationship with notorious music mogul/mob associate Morris Levy. Also, "Sgt. Pepper" changes the game, Gene Krupa hits hard times, Hubert Humphrey calls in a favor and Tommy reveals the strange origin of "Mony Mony." PLUS: Alan Freed! Vincent "The Chin" Gigante! "Hanky Panky" tops the charts! Tommy pens "Tighter, Tighter"! And Ed Sullivan presents "Tony Jones and the Spondells"!

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GGACP Classic: Tommy James

She left home at 17. A bat's wing hit the rainy windshield. 
Broken toy doll in the graveyard. Cardboard Gravestone, no one is home. 
Mud Puddle and rusty chains

Trolls lived inside a cardboard box
Trolls lived inside a cardboard box
Ttrolls lived inside a cardboard box
Trolls lived inside a cardboard box

"Don't wait up for me mom!" "Oh but Karen, I don't have Barney's number in case someone calls"

(Karen never came home. She went to a bad party down at Lake Cove)

Mother left, and father was killed by vampires. Skulls and clay lobsters adorn the walk where they went to see if a troll lived inside a cardboard box by the 7-11

Ran away in the rain and fog, went to live in the woods. Horror shows with butcher knives.

TV Grave-show ghouls. 

Trolls lived inside a cardboard box
Trolls lived inside a cardboard box
Trolls lived inside a cardboard box
Trolls lived inside a cardboard box

"Don't wait up for me mom!" "Oh but Karen, I don't have Barney's number in case someone calls"

Karen never came home. She went to a bad party down at Lake Cove

Bad Party For Goth Girl

goodtimin 23

Smooth Operator Samuel Payne 2-7-2007

MUSIC, DIALOGUE AND OLD CASSETTE TAPES! WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD!


"Tarantula!" by The Odd

Tom Siler