taken from www.icemagazine.com

On November 25, Walt Disney issues The Haunted Mansion Haunted Hits album, the soundtrack accompaniment to a new feature film with Eddie Murphy, Jennifer Tilly and Terence Stamp.

Here’s the full song roster:

• Raven — "Superstition" (Stevie Wonder cover)

• Barenaked Ladies — "Grim, Grinning Ghosts"


• Morris Day & The Time — "Somebody’s Watching Me"


• Conti Bros. — "Spooky"

• JACK — "Things That Go Bump in the Night"

• Brian O’Neal and The BusBoys — "Right Place, Wrong Time"

• Oingo Boingo — "Dead Man’s Party"

• The Atomic Fireballs — "Man with the Hex"

• Brian O’Neal and The BusBoys — "Monster Mash"

• The Jackson 5 — "The Boogie Man"

• Suzanne Vega — "Tombstone"

• Calvin Richardson — "I Put a Spell on You" (Screamin’ Jay Hawkins cover)

• Mark Mancina — "Overture from The Haunted Mansion" (score)

• Singing Busts — "So Long"

That’s it for today… one more dose of daily news coming tomorrow!

Kurt Orzeck
Managing Editor, ICE

I bet it's a misprint, because I can't see The Time covering that Rockwell song, but I CAN see some idiot writing this article and confusing the two.

speaking of, what the heck is up with Eddie Murphy.. he hasnt came out with a decent movie in some time..

Sdldawn said:

he became all "family oriented" and stuff...

lovebizzare said:

yep.. its sickening

lovebizzare said:

what was his last good movie?

Wow, I really have to travel back in time here. Maybe, the Distinguished Gentleman (1992). Beverley Hills Cop III was fun, but I've always been a fan of the series . It didn't get very good reviews. Oh, I'm just looking at his list of movies and there are a couple of not terrible movies he did since 1992. I recall Bowfinger being ok, and Shrek I also enjoyed.

hmm... they're making a Shrek 2. We'll have to see how that turns out.

savoirfaire said:

Yeah but im talkin bout an uncut eddie murphy, just doin his thing.. Not these cartoons or family movies..

I enjoyed Boomerang, trading places, beverly hills, 48 hrs, coming to america.. there's more, but not really any recent ones..

savoirfaire said:

his last good movie (excluding "shrek") was "the distinguished gentlemen"
Beverly Hills Cop III basicly proves my theory that 3 or more sequels to a movie(now matter HOW good the original and/or 2nd one was) ain't cool (look at "rocky" and "friday the 13th" amoung others) and will never work
I know he's more mature now and everything, but damn, must EVERY movie be suitable for a 7-year-old to watch?
[This message was edited Fri Oct 31 0:34:11 PST 2003 by lovebizzare]

lovebizzare said:

Hmmm, how does a 3rd part, or 2nd sequel prove your 3 or more sequels theory?





More seriously though, I do know where you're coming from.
[This message was edited Fri Oct 31 1:21:27 PST 2003 by TheEnglishGent]

Anxiety said:

Just emailed Monte to ask him if it's true. He's usually pretty quick to reply so will let you know what he says.

Gav

savoirfaire said:

Well, I really enjoyed "Bowfinger" (1999).

lovebizzare said:

In general I agree, but there are some exceptions, eg Indiana Jones 1-3.

I like Rocky 1-4 (5 is rubbish though!)

Evil Dead 1-3 (OK, not classics, but good for what they are).

(Some might also say Star Wars, but parts 1,2 and 6 are rubbish)

Oh, and I have to say I do like Mighty Ducks 1-3!!!

Anxiety said:

BTW, didn't MJ sang backing vocals on that song.

Yes MJ did do backing vocals on the song. Rockwell is Berry Gordy's son!.

Just went to Towerrecords.com and it lists the song done by Morris Day only.
Heres the link
http://www.towerrecords.c...id=2916378

Sdldawn said:

I saw his old school vid/song last night... you know the one with Rick James

PEJ said:

"party all the time"?

his singin voice is so different than his speaking voice... oops off topic






[This message was edited Fri Oct 31 18:17:12 PST 2003 by PEJ]

"Boomerang" was his last adult film, but many didn't like it cuz they thought it was "too black." Whatever.

Eddie's past that crazymuthafugga stage tho, so props to him for transitioning into something he feels better about his chirren watching.

hollywood records is a subsidiary of walt disney.

think about it- this is a great way to bring about promotion for the supposed new album.

i'm willing to bet its true.

NuPwrSoul said:[quote]"Boomerang" was his last adult film, but many didn't like it cuz they thought it was "too black." Whatever.
[quote]

That really never came to mind for me, I enjoyed the movie though.. I was also blown away by Pm Dawns Id Die Without You.. just a classic