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October 27, 2006

"The Oogie Boogie Song" Live @ El Capitan

Ken Page, the voice of the Boogie Man in Tim Burton's "A Nightmare Before Christmas", treated this El Capitan audience with an "impromptu" rendition of "The Oogie Boogie Song" after a showing of the new 3D version of the film.

See, laying out top dollar in the old school El Capitan sometimes pays off. Sometimes.

After the jump please enjoy the original clip in all its animated glory.

By Tony Pierce in Miscellaneous | Link | Comments (1) | Recommend this! (1) |
Tags: Christmas, El Capitan, film, The Midnight Movie, Tim Burton

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By tomdog
[1] | 10/27/06 12:23PM
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now that's fantastic - that song is the one part of that movie that freaks my daughter out

 
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