Elvis: The King's Realm Discussion Forum

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choices are:

Long Black Limousine

Dark Moon

Animal Instinct

Mystery Train

Edge Of Reality

Night Rider

Witchcraft

Ghost Riders In The Sky

Adam & Evil

City By Night

Blue Moon

Heartbreak Hotel

(You're The) Devil In Disguise

Cotton Candy Land

Wolf Call

yes i vote it for ,
Heartbreak Hotel
Mystery Train
Witchcraft
Edge of Realty
Devil in Disguise

I don't know if these songs are spookie, but to me the most haunting one is "Blue Moon". Incredible that a 19 years old kid sings a song in such a breathtaking way on a hot august night (or day) in a small studio in downtown Memphis! I would love to have witnessed that recording!

Bilbobaggins wrote: October 9th, 2025, 3:48 am I don't know if these songs are spookie,

yes indeed, I think Sirius are stretching it here a tad Might have been easier to just acknowledge that Elvis never recorded any Halloween songs

Moonlight Sonata is the spookiest.

Rockin_John wrote: October 9th, 2025, 9:32 am Moonlight Sonata is the spookiest.

...yes you are 100% correct, I had to go back and listen to it again and you nailed it Elvis does have one Halloween recording!! Now why didn`t Sirius think of that?? Don`t answer we already know

Bilbobaggins wrote: October 9th, 2025, 3:48 am I don't know if these songs are spookie, but to me the most haunting one is "Blue Moon". Incredible that a 19 years old kid sings a song in such a breathtaking way on a hot august night (or day) in a small studio in downtown Memphis! I would love to have witnessed that recording!

A-gree!

NinaFromCanadaEh wrote: October 9th, 2025, 10:57 am

Bilbobaggins wrote: October 9th, 2025, 3:48 am I don't know if these songs are spookie, but to me the most haunting one is "Blue Moon". Incredible that a 19 years old kid sings a song in such a breathtaking way on a hot august night (or day) in a small studio in downtown Memphis! I would love to have witnessed that recording!

A-gree!

That's hauntingly beautiful!

John wrote: October 10th, 2025, 3:17 am

Bilbobaggins wrote: October 9th, 2025, 3:48 am I don't know if these songs are spookie, but to me the most haunting one is "Blue Moon". Incredible that a 19 years old kid sings a song in such a breathtaking way on a hot august night (or day) in a small studio in downtown Memphis! I would love to have witnessed that recording!

Imagine the scene.

"Damn Elvis, what was that about, you didn't sing the chorus, one of the loveliest parts of the whole piece"?

"I forgot the words, Mr Phillips".

"Yeah man, we can't release that".

Yes, or maybe something like this:

Damn Elvis, what was that about, you didn't sing the chorus, one of the loveliest parts of the whole piece"?

"Ah feejel the chorus breaks the mood of the song, Mr Phillips. That's waa ah didn't sing it. Ah hope ya don't maahn".

"Yeah man, we can't release that".

I'm not sure if it qualifies as "spooky," but How's The World Treating You is profoundly desolate.

Burton71 wrote: October 10th, 2025, 11:24 am I'm not sure if it qualifies as "spooky," but How's The World Treating You is profoundly desolate.

yes. it is a very haunted song

The song ' Youll be gone !

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Monster Mash

elvis-fan wrote: October 15th, 2025, 8:56 am .
Monster Mash

...is that a duet with Charlie Hodge??

Night Rider is an odd song

and anniversary of it's recording date

as a teenager It was always confusing to me that the singer's anxiety of his girlfriend just leaving town with a random guy on a motorcycle

as an adult, that seems very serial killery character to me

but I also get the many reasons why a woman may take that risk

either way. it does not speak well for the singer character and the relationship he offers....

BLUE MOON !!

There always me . The background singers is very spookie

To me there are no such thing as spookie elvis song