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Fe fe, fi fi, fo fo fum, it's a Monster's Holiday! Halloween is here again and it's the second anniversary of The Big Enchilada! Sit back with a cold glass of your favorite blood type and enjoy the ghoulish sounds of Stud Cole, Roky Erikson, Johnny Dowd, Deadbolt, The Monsters, The Fuzztones, The Scrams, Electricoolade, The Electric Mess, The Hydeouts, Marshmallow Overcoat and so many more. Rock your rockin' bones! Play it here: DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE| SUBSCRIBE TO ALL GARAGEPUNK NETWORK PODCASTS Here's the playlist (Background Music: Zombie by The Big Guys) You've Become a Witch by The Electric Mess Monster's Holiday by The Plainsmen Creeps at Night by The Hydeouts Voodoo Moonshine by Deadbolt The Witch by Stud Cole La Llorona by The Scrams  Witchcraft in the Air by Bettye LaVette (Background Music: Spooks-a-Poppin' Theme by The A-Bones) Don't Shake Me Lucifer by Roky Erickson & The Resurectionists  I'm the Wolfman by The Fuzztones Coffin Nails by Coffin Nails The Zombie Stomp by Danny Ware Breathing With the Dead by Organs I Got the Creeps by Big John Bates Frankenstein Meets The Beatles by Dickie Goodman (Background Music: Zombie March by Dirtbag Surfers ) Spookie Boogie by Cecil Campbell's Tennessee Ramblers Werewolf Dynamite by Kim Fowley Zombiefied  by Electricoolade 13 Ghosts by Marshmallow Overcoat I Was a Teenage Werewolf by The Monsters Demons and Goats by Johnny Dowd Want More Spooky Tunes? Check out my previous Halloween podcasts Big Enchilada 15 CLICK HERE Big Enchilada 1  CLICK HERE

I have spoken with the Old Man in the Cave and he has told me to invite you all to a Forbidden Cavern Fandango. From the depths of the Earth come some of the craziest sounds of R&B, rockabilly and garage madness -- and as an added bonus, you'll hear some of my favorite Japanese rock tunes. DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE Here's the playlist (Background Music: Cyclone by The Fabulous Cyclones) Bip Bop Bip by Barrence Whitfield & The Savages Rockin' the Joint by Esquerita Lizard Hunter by Gas Huffer The Beam by The Screamin' Yeehaws Scarum Harem by The Spook Lights Heard It All Before by New Mystery Girl (Background Music: Busy Body by The Jolly Green Giants) Bulldog by King Coleman Little Bad Wolf by The Tra-Velles Satellite Baby by Skip Stanley Tell Me What to Do by The Giant Robots Visitation by Manby's Head Sanbuca by The Bama Lamas The Post Office Line by Dan Melchior & Das Menace Love Blood Hound by K.C. Mojo Watson (Background Music: Waltz of the Ratfinks by Mr Gasser & The Weirdos) Go Ahead by The Amppez Good Bye My Roller Girl by Mummy the Peepshow Mink Oil by The Rodeo Carburetter Guitar Date by The 5.6.7.8's Alligator Night by Thee Michelle Gun Elephant Samisen Boogie Woogie by Umekichi (Background Music: Sukiyaki by Kyu Sakomoto) The Amppez, Mummy the Peep Show and Umekichi are on the Benten label, home of great Japanese girl-punk The Dan Melchior song is from the Free Music Archive and was recorded live on WFMU Listen to this podcast 7 p.m. Mountain Time Tuesday September 28 on Real Punk Radio

It's a Hillbilly Pig Out this month on The Big Enchilada, a delicious high-cholesterol feast of Dixie-fried rockabilly, hickory-smoked honky-tonk madness, pickled bluegrass, meaty backwoods boogie and crazy country side dishes. So loosen your dadgum belt, sit back with your favorite moonshine and prepare to stuff your ears.

Welcome, my friends to the latest Big Enchilada podcast. If you've got a touch of the criminal insanity, this episode should be nice and soothing for you.I'm releasing this episode a little early this time because I'm going to New York at the end of the month. In anticipation of that trip I'm including songs from the stars of the Detroit Breakdown -- The Gories, ? Mark & The Mysterians, and Death, plus a Mitch Ryder hit recorded before it met Mitch Ryder -- and a tune from Kid Congo Powers, who I'm hoping to see at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn next week.Also in this show are The Kill Spectors and Xoe Fitgerald (my favorite Time Traveling Transvestite) from right here in Santa Fe; The A-Bones, The Devil Dogs and The Malarians; and some bands I met on the GaragePunk Hideout like Weirdonia and Thee Ludds.So crank up the volume and get in the mood.