"Bad Moon Rising" by Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR). The Animotion Disk (AD) on the right was made a year ago out of a 40-inch square sheet of Coroplast and 1,650 orange and purple LEDs. The AD is a visual audiometer that depicts the basic rhythm and intensity of the music. The "singing" Jack-O-Lantern (JOL) on the left was recently made out of a 4-foot square of Coroplast and only 558 orange, purple, green, gold, warm white, and pure white LEDs. This JOL is our largest, non-rope-light, "Roof-Top Singer!!" We call him "JF" for John Fogerty -- who was the main songwriter, singer, and lead guitarist for CCR -- our favorite rock group from the late 1960s and early 1970s. "Creedence" was popular worldwide for their Southern country/"swamp"-rock musical style! It required two days of creative play to construct the JOL set piece and at least 7 hours to "lip-sync" or synchronize the four mouth positions/shapes with the vocal track of "Bad Moon Rising." Our speech mimicry is far from perfect, but we hope to greatly improve with time, experience, and redesign of our "lead singers" oral features. You can easily revisit our YouTube Channel again by Googling: kimball ne meyers halloween or just: kimball halloween