This is one of the audio tracks that was found on the back of Monster Cereals boxes in 1979. This Halloween is the 30th anniversary. Very funny, and fun piece of memorabilia.
I looked this up on UA-cam not thinking I would ever find it but WOW!! HERE IT IS!! I remember getting this on the back of a Boo Berry box and my mom had to get scissors and cut it out. It was an actual record that I played on a kid's plastic 70s record player. Oh the nostalgia!!!
Count Chocula, Franken Berry, and Boo Berry are equally the beast monster cereals around. Sometimes I wish Yummy Mummy and Fruit Brute come back together to join in. It’s almost time for their 40th anniversary spooktacular. Prepare to spook around, monsters and ghouls. It’s gonna be the spookiest skelebration yet.
@@MuppetHell There are videos comparing the originals to the 21st century one. The general consensus is that old school is the best. There are people who are making 3D prints of the records. I need to watch the videos. That machine was awesome!
i had all 3 of these. i think it was 1979. the cardbord records came inside the cereal box instead of on the back of the box like other such records did.
Wow. I never heard this. This is 1979, I’m thinking? Very nice. I did have an Archies record and one of the ghost story records cut out from Alpha-Bits cereal boxes. Fun times. 💜
Wow, talk about nostalgia! I don`t remember this record but I remember ones like it. If you thin about it things like this are really a less advanced version of what`s on the internet. Nowadays, they would have Count Chocula and Frank n` Berry in a ddr style online game.
No, that's not Wolfman Jack. It's a real decent imitation, but it's not him. Ironically, Disco music was about to go out of style by 1979, when self-destructive anti-Disco DJ Steve Dahl had that embarrassing "Disco Demolition" at a Chicago Cubs baseball games against the Detroit Tigers. (Detroit won that night.) The whole field was littered with disco vinyl that night after a huge explosion when they should have paid attention to a baseball game. It was also reportedly anti-gay when the stunt was held, as Disco music was originally a alternate music in the early 70's for blacks, Latinos, and gays.
I looked this up on UA-cam not thinking I would ever find it but WOW!! HERE IT IS!! I remember getting this on the back of a Boo Berry box and my mom had to get scissors and cut it out. It was an actual record that I played on a kid's plastic 70s record player. Oh the nostalgia!!!
The Beatles have been really quiet since this dropped….
I was a teenager already back then and still love this stuff. I even learned how to do the "Hustle dance"
Good job 👏
I used to have this album!! I TOTALLY REMEMBER THIS ALBUM!!!
Great memories!! :)
*Product Contains No Disco
I still have this one.
Count Chocula, Franken Berry, and Boo Berry are equally the beast monster cereals around. Sometimes I wish Yummy Mummy and Fruit Brute come back together to join in. It’s almost time for their 40th anniversary spooktacular. Prepare to spook around, monsters and ghouls. It’s gonna be the spookiest skelebration yet.
I listened to this on my Fisher Price record player over and over and over.... Disco here disco there made me laugh every time. lol
htexkfheqsa there was a fisher price record player? holy fuck
@@MuppetHell ua-cam.com/video/uF64du0B2H0/v-deo.html
@@MuppetHell There are videos comparing the originals to the 21st century one. The general consensus is that old school is the best.
There are people who are making 3D prints of the records. I need to watch the videos. That machine was awesome!
I remember having a few of these records as a kid. Wow.
OMG yes...YES! This track cures depression.
i had all 3 of these. i think it was 1979. the cardbord records came inside the cereal box instead of on the back of the box like other such records did.
I remember listening to this with nick on his playschool record player back in the early 1990s. it was probably my brothers when he bought it.
How did I miss this? I ate Count Chocula all the time and I would have been five or six (depending on the time of the year).
These records were on marked boxes in 1979 for a limited time.
@@zlataisawsome I would have been about six.
Wanna bet this was never played at Studio 54?
Haha, good one. It would've been hilarious if a wise ass put it on though.😄👍
Everyone was so coked out that the few who would have noticed it would not have remember it the next morning!
The Cereal Monsters are your BOOgymen, that's what they....eeeerrrr, am?
Wow. I never heard this. This is 1979, I’m thinking? Very nice. I did have an Archies record and one of the ghost story records cut out from Alpha-Bits cereal boxes. Fun times. 💜
I was looking for this on UA-cam.🙂
HA!!! I used to have this as a kid!
I wish there was a music video for this song.
there is but its like watching hell erupt on the screen
I'm surprised they didn't do the monster mash!
I'm a huge fan of the monster cereals and my favourite monster cereals are Count Chocula and Boo Berry
Oh! And I also like the monsters go disco remix song too
These characters were first introduced in 1971.
The Facebook group, The Other Vinyl Record Collector Club, brought me here 😊
When is Fruit Brute's album dropping?
Word.
I think he’s waiting for Yummy Mummy to drop his first 😄
Everyone went Disco. Everyone. ;D
Wow, talk about nostalgia! I don`t remember this record but I remember ones like it. If you thin about it things like this are really a less advanced version of what`s on the internet. Nowadays, they would have Count Chocula and Frank n` Berry in a ddr style online game.
Will this do? www.target.com/p/monster-crunch-the-breakfast-battle-game/-/A-53471370
The monster cereals doing disco.
found out about this on the back of my count chocula box..
cool
The DJ sounds almost like Famous DJ Wolfman Jack! Is it Him,for Real?
Michael Boyce Probably not.
Maybe it's Fruit Brute.
It always sounded to me like "The Real" Don Steele
No, that's not Wolfman Jack. It's a real decent imitation, but it's not him. Ironically, Disco music was about to go out of style by 1979, when self-destructive anti-Disco DJ Steve Dahl had that embarrassing "Disco Demolition" at a Chicago Cubs baseball games against the Detroit Tigers. (Detroit won that night.) The whole field was littered with disco vinyl that night after a huge explosion when they should have paid attention to a baseball game. It was also reportedly anti-gay when the stunt was held, as Disco music was originally a alternate music in the early 70's for blacks, Latinos, and gays.
Anyone else brought here by Zac from Anime News Network?
When is this come back
Who the hell voiced Boo Berry? He doesn't sound like the one in the commerical. He is supposed to sound like Peter Lorre.
I don’t know 🤷♀️
Well, At least Frankenberry and Count chocula still sound the same.... Right?
Sort of
Woodland Houston texa
What's Chocula (?) saying at 3:12 ? Sounds like "Hotter than vodka, boogie, and hobbits".
Steve Brandon yeah! I think so
3:12
It would be hilarious if you could hear people like snorting cocaine off tables in the background