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Zombie Ghost Train: Stu Arkoff (vocals, guitars, drums, Theremin); Captain Reckless (guitars, double bass, background vocals). Zombie Ghost Train Songs | 1. | Step Into My Coffin |
| 2. | Mystery Woman |
| 3. | Bats in the Belfry |
| 4. | 13 Tears |
| 5. | Big Fog, The |
| 6. | Monster Rock N' Roll |
| 7. | Teddy Boy Boogie |
| 8. | Dealing the Death Card |
| 9. | To the River |
| 10. | Undead Sea, The |
| 11. | Long Dark Knight |
| 12. | Trouble |
| 13. | Dead End Crew |
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