Bonus Episode: Terrifying Tales, Vinyl Vaults, and Funeral Fugues

Summary

DISGRACELAND: Bonus Episode — Terrifying Tales, Vinyl Vaults, and Funeral Fugues (October 26, 2023)

Episode Overview

In this Halloween-themed bonus “After Party,” host Jake (of Disgraceland) invites listeners into an interactive fireside chat for music obsessives and true crime aficionados. The episode revolves around listener voicemails and texts, discourses on music and mortality, legendary “spooky season” episodes in the show’s archive, and candid exchanges about songs that rattle, comfort, or define us—especially at life’s ultimate crossroads (funerals). Jake also spotlights rock star/horror movie crossovers and challenges listeners to share their own macabre musical picks.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

Spookiest Disgraceland Episodes & Halloween Archive (03:15)

• Jake kicks off by hyping the seasonal curation of Disgraceland’s back-catalog: episodes that veer into the weird, sinister, and hair-raising corners of music lore.

  • Highlights include: AC/DC & the Night Stalker Richard Ramirez, Ozzy Osbourne, the Robert Johnson/Devil’s Crossroads legend, Jimmy Page’s dark arts obsession, and vintage classics like the Norwegian Black Metal deep dive.
  • “We just reincarnated our Norwegian Black Metal episode, which you should see bumped up in the feed with all of our other dark, twisted, horrific Halloween episodes that we’re dropping this week.” (03:25, Jake)

• Teasers for archival Halloween drops featuring Charles Manson, Skip James, and Black Sabbath.

Listener Engagement: Voicemails & Texts

1. Musical Discovery at the Dump (06:39)

• Matt from Long Beach recounts how a childhood trip to the New Hampshire “solid waste facility” (i.e., the dump) became a real-life crate-digging miracle:
  • He salvaged “original pressings” of hip-hop classics (Beastie Boys, Grandmaster Flash, Run DMC) from incineration.
  • “Lo and behold, there was a stack of just classic hip hop records, original pressings of License to Ill, two copies of the She’s Crafty 12-inch... all in great condition.” (07:22, Matt)
• Jake adds musical serendipity stories: “You just got, like, mana from heaven... the gods just, you know, reached down and said, here, here you go... this amazing hip hop record collection.” (08:48, Jake)

2. End-of-Life Songs & Funeral Fugues (09:39)

• Angie from the 443 (hospice nurse) asks what music people would want to hear as they die or have played at their funeral.
  • Angie: “What songs mean the most to them that they think they might like [as they die]?” (09:56)
• Jake responds candidly, sharing his own choice: “I mentioned the same topic from time to time to my wife whenever we hear the song Wildflowers by Tom Petty, because that is the song I would have playing at my funeral.” (10:38)
• Launches the “Funeral Song” Question of the Week: invites listeners to text or leave a voicemail with their own picks: “What song do you want playing at your funeral?” (10:54)

3. Rock Stars & Horror Movies (11:16)

• Jake from the 435 brings up “the horror movie Maximum Overdrive” and its AC/DC soundtrack.
• Host Jake elaborates:
  • “The soundtrack that you’re mentioning is AC/DC’s Who Made Who, which is kind of a greatest hits but there’s a single on it... kind of cheesy, but in a great kind of way. I love this movie.” (11:35)
  • “That movie Maximum Overdrive is partly responsible for my... deep, deep reservoir of love for ACDC.” (12:38)
• Prompts audience: “What’s the best rock star horror movie crossover?” (12:58)
  • Cites Studio 666 (Foo Fighters), Rob Zombie’s films, Tom Waits in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Kiss in Scooby Doo.
  • “What rock star killed it in a horror movie? That’s what I want to know.” (13:13)

Listener Texts: Music, Mood, and Generation Wars (17:35)

• Book recommendations & Robert Johnson episode appreciation (252)—“If you do, go ahead and throw Spider’s Kiss on the list. It’s by Harlan Ellison... If Harlan was still alive, he would like your show, especially this Robert Johnson episode.” (17:41)
• Generational debates (862): A listener objects to Jake’s prior “boomer rant.” Jake defends his comments—“I wasn’t grouping all boomers together... But if by some chance I did not, then I was mistaken. And I would ask you, 862, to look at your generation with the same bit of nuance that I look at mine.” (18:47)
• Favorite Sad Sack Seventies music (705, 724, 248):
  • Tracks/bands include “Please Don’t Go” (KC and the Sunshine Band), Photographs & Memories (Jim Croce), Neil Diamond, Cat Stevens, Carole King, James Taylor.
  • Jake quips: “But is KC in the Sunshine Band sad sack music?” (18:49)
• Halloween bands & discovering new acts—recommendations for Ice Nine Kills and the pan-Nordic folk band Hailung (724).
• 90s music discovery story—punk shows, purevolume.com, “emo revival” nostalgia (709). Jake reminisces: “I remember pure volume, good text. Appreciate it. I wonder what you think of the whole emo revival.” (22:48)
• John Carpenter’s music live—“Anything by John Carpenter, especially the Halloween theme... He is such a vibe.” (609, 23:59)

Recurring Questions for the Audience

• What music scares you? (23:53)
  • Not just horror movie soundtracks—songs that unnerve you, transform your environment, or feel genuinely unsettling.
  • Jake: “What music actually scares you? Like... you’re driving late at night, it’s dark, maybe there’s a little mist... and that song comes on the radio... at first it’s a vibe, but then something turns and it’s actually a different feeling—It’s fear.” (24:06)
  • His own picks: Donovan (“Hurdy Gurdy Man” as used in David Fincher’s Zodiac), Echo & the Bunnymen, Mazzy Star—“all of that freaks me out.” (24:46)
• What questions do listeners have for each other—not just for Jake? (25:01)
  • “Why does Angie get to have all the fun? Why do Angie and I have to do everything is what I’m asking. Hit me with your questions.” (25:15)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “This is the show after the show. The party after the party. The bridge to get you from one full episode of Disgraceland to the other, the backyard to dig into the dirt.” – Jake (05:15)
• “You just got, like, mana from heaven... we're going to turn you on and keep you turned on with this amazing hip hop record collection.” – Jake, to Matt (08:48)
• “But Angie, you have prompted a question of the week here and I thank you for it.” – Jake (10:46)
• “Is it Tom Waits in Bram Stoker’s Dracula? Is it Kiss in Scooby Doo? It’s not Kiss in Scooby Doo, but I had to bring that up.” – Jake (13:09)
• “All people are not alike in a generation. I thought you knew that. Congrats for being part of the intergenerational problem.” – Listener 862 (direct quote via text, 18:34)
• “I want to know what music scares you. John Carpenter makes some scary f*ing music.”** – Jake (24:06)
• “No one cares about music that you love more than you do. And, well, that’s a disgrace.” – Jake (recap, 30:29)
• Eerie Moment: Jake reads names and addresses from the Whittier, California 1985 phonebook—a true crime callback to Richard Ramirez, the Night Stalker—delivered deadpan in signature Disgraceland noir style. (31:12)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 03:15 – Halloween archive: spookiest Disgraceland episodes rundown
• 06:39 – Matt from the 510: Vinyl rescue at the dump
• 09:39 – Angie from the 443: Songs for dying/funerals; launch of “funeral fugue” discussion
• 11:16 – Jake from 435: AC/DC’s Maximum Overdrive and horror movie rock crossovers
• 17:35 – Listener texts: generational spats, sad sack ‘70s music, more musical recommendations
• 23:53 – What music genuinely scares you?
• 25:01 – Listener questions for each other (audience engagement prompt)
• 29:11 – Show wrap-up: major announcements, how to contact and contribute

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Tone & Style

Jake’s style throughout is warm, irreverent, and conspiratorial—equal parts “vinyl crate-digger” and rock ’n’ roll campfire storyteller. He invites listeners to share, debate, and reminisce, blending macabre fascination (true crime, horror soundtracks) with affectionate music nerd banter. The “After Party” feels like a call-in radio hour for the delightfully obsessed.

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Summary Recap

This bonus Disgraceland After Party burrows deep into Halloween-appropriate music history, listener tales of musical discovery, and community engagement prompts about mortality, horror, and music that truly unsettles. The open mic, blend of text and voice responses, and Jake’s signature mix of dark whimsy and fandom make for a lively spin through the intersection of rock, true crime, memory, and myth.

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Key Participation Questions for Listeners:

• What song do you want playing at your funeral?
• What’s the most horrifying or unsettling music you’ve ever heard?
• Which rock star delivered the best horror movie cameo or soundtrack?
• What burning music/true crime question would you ask the Disgraceland community?

To contribute, call or text: 617-906-6638
Socials: @disgracelandpod

Most spine-tingling moment: Jake reading from the phone book of a Night Stalker crime scene’s city; a pitch-black Disgraceland flourish (31:12).

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A must-listen for fans of music, true crime, and the art of the midnight story swap.

Transcript

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[Matt (Caller)]

Hey, Jake, it's Matt calling from Long Beach, California. I grew up a fellow New Englander like yourself, and I grew up in a small town in New Hampshire. And I have a memorable music discovery story for you. So I used to get sent to the dump by my parents once a week to drop off our trash. People at the dump like to call it the solid waste facility and were offended if you called it the dump. There was one day that I was dropping off trash, driving through my mom's car and dropping off trash bags next to their giant incinerator. I saw stacks of records that were getting ready to be tossed into the incinerator. And being the lifelong music junkie that I am, I had to take a look and see what the records were because I always would go through my dad's records and steal his Cheech and Chung and Led Zeppelin, the who records and everything, so wanted some of my own. And lo and behold, there was a stack of just classic hip hop records, original pressings of license to Ill, two copies of the She's Crafty 12 inch from the Beastie Boys, Grandmaster Flash, all the Run DMC records, all in great condition. I mean, there were like, I don't know, 30 or 40 records in this stack. And so I asked the people that worked at the dump if I could take them, save them from getting melted. And yeah, they let me. I loaded them into my mom's trunk and the rest is history. I still have all of those records. They're all part of my gigantic record collection. Yeah, there was a huge find for me and it got me into some. Some electro stuff and everything that I wasn't previously familiar with. So. Love the podcast. Keep up the good work.

[Jake (Host of Disgraceland After Party)]

Amazing story, Matt. Crazy how sometimes the world just gives you things when it comes to music. At least it just. There. Here it is. Here it is, Matt, just for you, we've got this whole treasure trove of amazing hip hop music right here in the middle of this dump. We used to call it the Dump as well. I've. I've found records on the street before. Discarded records, more like stuff that was just kind of mass printed in the 70s and 80s that people just everyone kind of had but didn't really want after a while. Carole King's tapestry, the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, the. The Grease soundtrack. These are records that you could probably get. And any college moving day on any corner on any year. In Boston, Massachusetts, Peter Frampton. Frampton Comes Alive. That's another one. But you. Sounds like you. You just got like, you know, mana from heaven. Like the gods just, you know, reached down and said, here, here you go. We're going to turn you on and keep you turned on with this amazing hip hop record collection. So good for you, Matt. Love it. All right, let's hear from a new listener, angie from the 443.

[Angie (Caller)]

Hi, Jake, it's Angie. Been thinking about calling for a long time. I love this Graceland pod, and I love the bonus episode just as much. I kind of got started late. I've been binging for the past two months, and I'm not caught up yet, but somehow Spotify sent me some of the latest episodes. So I had a topic that I wanted to talk about, kind of related to what I do, and I'm a hospice nurse. I listen mostly on my commute, which is a couple of hours. And you had mentioned you wanted certain songs played at your funeral, and I was wondering what songs people would like to listen to as they're dying or what songs mean the most to them that they think they might like. That's all. Thank you. Keep doing what you're doing. I love it, love it, love it.

[Jake (Host of Disgraceland After Party)]

Bye Angie, thank you for calling in. Appreciate you stoked to welcome new listeners into the show. Awesome to hear what you do for a living as well. Dark topic you bring up here, Angie, but I get it. I mentioned this. I mentioned the same topic from time to time to my wife whenever we hear the song Wildflowers by Tom Petty, because that is the song that I would have playing at my funeral. But Angie, you have prompted a a question of the week here and I thank you for it. So listeners, yeah, I mean, 617-906-6638. Let's just jump off what Angie's putting down here. What song do you want playing at your funeral? Let us know. 617-906-6638. In the meantime, let's check in with another Jake, Jake from the three eight five.

[Matt (Caller)]

Hey Jake. It's Jake from the 435. I wanted to let you know I like that. Oh, I can't remember what the name of it is. It's ATVC with the trucks coming to life and their album was based on it. Anyways, thanks Jake. Bye.

[Jake (Host of Disgraceland After Party)]

Bye, Jake. You're talking about the movie, the horror movie Maximum Overdrive, written and directed by Stephen King. Yes. Kind of cheesy, but in a great kind of way. I love this movie. And the soundtrack is. The soundtrack that you're mentioning is ACBC's who made who, which is kind of a greatest hits, but there's a single on it, the title track, who Made who? Is a new single that they did for this album. I think there might have been another. Another couple new songs. I can't remember now, but I know it feels like Stephen King got a budget to do a movie that he was going to direct. He was finally in charge. No one was going to fuck up his. His IP talking to you. Stanley Kubrick, at least from Stephen King's point of view. And he goes to direct this movie and he's like, I know what I'll do. I'll get my favorite band of all time, AC dc, to do the soundtrack. And they were like, yeah, here's a bunch of old songs and here's a new one to boot. I think that's what happened. I'm just guessing. I've never read anything about the making of that record, but I just feel like that's how it went down. I saw them on that tour, by the way. I was in the sixth grade, I believe, and they were incredible. It was, you know that movie Maximum Overdrive is partly responsible for my still to this day, my deep, deep, deep reservoir of love for ACDC. All right guys, 617-906-6638 with your voicemails and your texts, ACDC and Stephen King's Maximum Overdrive brings up a good question. What's the best rock star horror movie crossover? Is it AC DC with Stephen King and Maximum Overdrive? Is it Studio 666 and Foo Fighters? Do you love Rob Zombie as a filmmaker? If so, what movie do I need to watch? Is it Tom Waits and Bram Stroker's Dracula? Is it Kiss in Scooby Doo? It's not Kiss and Scooby Doo, but I had to bring that up. It's on the mind because my son's watching that one. What rock star killed it in a horror movie? That's what I want to know. 617-906-6638 on voicemail or text. Also, Angie, my new friend, I haven't forgot about the question of you prompted either. Guys, you can only choose one song to play at your funeral. What is it? I want to know. It's Dark, but It's the Dark season 617-906-6638 back in a moment with your texts.

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All right, this one from the 252 this text coming in saying hey there Jake, just listen to the Robert Johnson episode. It's been a few years and it's as good as it was back then. Good work. I know you read, but you probably have a backlist of books people send you to read. This is true. The 252 goes on to say, if you do, go ahead and throw Spider's Kiss on the list. It's by Harlan Ellison, one of history's greatest writers you never heard of. The story is so good. Really, really, really, really good. And if Harlan was still alive, he would like your show, especially this Robert Johnson episode. I know, I know you're busy, but thanks for doing all you do. You got a two five two. I like the recommendation there. I will check it out. The 303 writes in I loved your comments on Justin Trudeau and Jada Pinkett Smith.303 is referring to a couple little rants I had. I believe those in the pre party. And yeah, fuck Justin Trudeau. Let's see. The 862 writes in your rant on boomer attitudes was really uncalled for. Just as millennials, Gen X, Gen Z don't want to be grouped together as general practitioners of assholery, neither do boomers. All people are not like in a generation. I thought you knew that. Congrats for being part of the intergenerational problem. All right, I don't mind a little criticism. I don't mind a little heat. But I'm gonna. I'm gonna stick up for myself here. 862-you are writing in response to my rant in the pre party on Y, and I wasn't grouping all boomers together. I was very clear, if I do recall, on how that generation in particular has had a particular type of narcissism. But I did qualify. I'm almost positive I did, because I usually do. But if by some chance I did not, if I did not, then I was mistaken. And I would ask you 862 to look at your generation with the same bit of nuance that I look at mine. You know, Gen Xers, we think we're all badass. We think we were raised by wolves. We think we can stand anything. But deep down, we're just as emotional and sensitive as everybody else. And we're not all one group. I know that. I know that. I'm not suggesting we are. We are the greatest generation. Next, of course, to the greatest generation. All right, let's get into some more texts here. 705, writing in on an old question here on sad sack music. This question what favorite 70s sad sack music do you guys get into didn't get a lot of traction. But I don't care. I want to get into it here. My favorite 70s sad sack music is KC in the Sunshine Band. Please don't go. Favorite Jim Croce album is Photographs and Memories. Favorite alter ego would be Vincent Funier AKA Alice Cooper. Favorite Halloween music is Jack the Ripper by Screaming Lord Such and that's all I got for now. That's a lot. That is a lot and I dig it. I dig it. But is Casey in the Sunshine Band Sad Sack Music 724 writes in hey Jake, it's Anthony. You asked about bands to listen to around Halloween and I was curious what Your opinion on Ice 9 Kills was since they do songs based on horror movies, games and books. Anthony, I've never heard of Ice nine Kills so I'm gonna have to check that out. Or if you want something a little different, this is Anthony continuing. There's a German, Norwegian, Danish folk band called Hailung that uses Viking and German ruins from the Iron Age. That sounds incredible. I don't really know what that is, but that sounds nuts. You also asked about that 70 sound in Jim Croce and I don't know if falls in, but I really enjoy Gordon Lightfoot, especially his album Summertime Dream. And in terms of favorite Halloween disgrace in that episode, I do like the Jim Morrison one best. Big Lurch is my second. Keep on keeping on in later days mate. You got it 724. Yeah, that's a lot. That's a lot. You know that Big Lurch episode? It's coming at you 724 in a couple days. All right, 248 writes in again. This also on Sad sack music you asked about soft music. The 70s were my formative years. I had such a crush on Neil diamond, wore out his hot August night vinyl love Cat Stevens as well played Carole King Tapestry and James Taylor sweet baby James. Eight tracks. Over and over. Still love them all. 709 writing in let's Cap this out with another discovery story. That's where we started this whole engagement thing with 709 writes in hey Jake, you asked how we got into music. Like most 90s kids, early on it was whatever my parents listen listen to country, Irish traditional until high school when I was introduced to all ages punk shows by my high school crush. Every Sunday I'd hang out with different people and then in the early days of non dial up Internet use pure volume to find pop, punk emo bands. Now in my 30s I've evolved to listen to a variety of music. 709. I remember. Pure volume, good text. Appreciate it. I wonder what you think of the whole emo revival. The pop punk emo revival. I'm sure you're into it as we are. All right, one more here from the 609. Hey, Jake, Mary. From the 609 top Halloween songs for me are anything by John Carpenter, especially the Halloween theme. Saw him and his son do a show of all his songs a few years ago and it was awesome. He is such a vibe. That sounds incredible. I'd love to see John Carpenter put on a concert. That sounds amazing. All right, that's what we got. 617-906-6638. That's how you get in touch with me. That's how you leave your voicemails. That's how you send your texts. That's how we engage here in Disgraceland. I want to know what you're thinking about. I want to know what you think about this. I've been thinking a lot about this. I've been thinking a lot about Halloween music. We've been talking about Halloween music. We've been talking about Halloween playlists. But that's got me thinking. What music? You brought up John Carpenter. What music scares you? John Carpenter makes some scary fucking music. The soundtrack for the Fog in particular. But it doesn't have to be horror themed compositions. It doesn't have to be from horror directors, doesn't have to have anything to do with Halloween. Just like what music actually scares you? Like freaks you out. Like, you drive in late at night, it's dark, maybe it's foggy, maybe there's a little mist in the air. You can see the white lines on the sides of the roads, but you can't really make out the dotted line in the middle. You're driving about 20 miles slower than you normally do, and that song comes on the radio and you're into it. At first it's a vibe. It fits with the fog and the. And the mist and the. The darkness of it all. But then something turns and it's. It's actually a different feeling. It's fear. What is that music? What is that music that will transform your environment and scare the shit out of you? It can be anything. It can be sad sack 70s music. It can be James Taylor. For me, it's like, weirdly Donovan, and I think that's because of the David Fincher movie, the Zodiac. I blame David Fincher for Donovan being scary, but also echoing the Bunnyman mazzy star scary. 6 1-790-66638 let me know what music scares you for real. Also, ton of great questions have been prompted just in this after party from your voicemails and your text in this little conversation we have going. What song is playing at your funeral? What rock star killed it in that horror movie that you love? What music freaks you out? Like I said, is it echoing the Bunnyman? Is it Donovan? Hurdy Gurdy Man? Mazzie Starr? Like I said, all of that freaks me out. I want to know what freaks you out. All right. Also, Angie, first time caller prompted this idea. Why does Angie get to have all the fun? What questions do you guys have for each other? Not necessarily for me, but for each other. Why do Angie and I have to do everything is what I'm asking. Hit me with your questions. What would make for a good question of the week? All right. Something related to true crime and music. Yes, perhaps horror, because that's what we're in right now. But you know what we're all talking about in here? What? What do you want to have answered? It can be anything. It can be a general question. It can be a specific question. 617-90-66638 voicemail text. I'll post it on the next afterparty. All right, quick break. Back in a flash.

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All right, welcome back again. 617-906-6638. Let me know what music scares you, what music terrifies you, what makes you check the locks on your doors, what makes you drive faster, what makes you slow down. I want to know what it is. Let me know what song is playing at your funeral, what rock star killed it in that Horro movie that you love? And what questions do you have for your fellow Disgraceland listeners or just the world in general? Let this be your platform. Let this be your town square. You can hit me up here 617-906-6638. You can hit me up at DisgraceLandPod on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Excuse me. X not Twitter and Disgracelandpodmail.com for the emails. I answer those in the pre parties on Mondays. That's it. That's all I got. Let me know what you got. We're going to recap real quick Number one right now in your feed, Halloween episodes on AC dc, Ozzy Osbourne, Robert Johnson, Led Zeppelin, Norwegian Black metal episodes on Charles Manson, Skip James and Black Sabbath, all coming to you the rest of this week. Number two, over in the Badlands feed, we got a brand new episode on John Houston and what crime forced him to leave the United States and hustle for spare change on the streets of London? You're going to want to hear that story. Number three, next week in the Disgrace Land feed, more horror business with reincarnated archive releases on Big Lurch and the Misfits to up our Halloween extravaganza. Number four, my number, 617-906-6638. Call me on the telephone or text me. Number five, remember, no one cares about music that you love more than you do. And, well, that's a disgrace. All right, my moment of bliss. Me reading you the phone book from Whittier, California in 1985, the very location in the very year where Richard Ramirez Killed Benjamin Shirley. 14943 East Gagley Drive. 9445146. Benjamin Wesley, 1045 North Azusa Avenue. 818-332-9895. Benjamin's Ernesto C 304 North Larkin Drive. 818-966-7632. Benjamin's Hardwood Floor Floors. 818-797-5-245. Benjamin's K 456 East Italia Corner. 818-967-4537. Benjamin 12333 East Doors 695-31222. Tyler Allen, Quit talking and start mixing cut it.

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