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This haunted
Halloween season, Thumbplay is your source for
spooky ringtones and
wallpapers. Frighten friends and family with
scary ringtones, or listen to ghoulish
ghost ringtones throughout the night. Maximize your holiday spirit with the creepiest ringtones and
halloween wallpapers you can, only at Thumplay.
Match your ringtone and wallpaper with your costume this Halloween with a selection of great movie and television ringtones. Dress up as Fox Mulder or Dana Sculley and play your
X-Files ringtone. Relive classics with
The Munsters theme ringtones. Also, be
Batman or start a battle with Batman using a
Joker's Laugh ringtone and wallpaper. If you are looking for Halloween ringtones, Thumbplay has you covered.
Labels: holidays
posted by Sophie Bell @ 8:06 AM
This October, scare your friends with
Halloween videos and clips. Thumbplay has rounded up
scary video clips from a number of sources sure to make your goose bumps stand up and your friends scream in terror. Make sure you check out the selection of movies from our
horror video clips and the most spine chilling
internet series called the Devil’s Trade.
Labels: holidays
posted by Sophie Bell @ 7:56 AM
Monday, September 29, 2008
Tim Burton's animated classic movie musical
The Nightmare Before Christmas features some of the most original and delightful
Halloween and Christmas music. Halloween is only weeks away! Get into the spooky and playful spirit now.

- Get
The Nightmare Before Christmas Ringtones!
Labels: holidays, movies, Ringtones
posted by Sophie Bell @ 3:03 PM
Friday, September 19, 2008

Ahoy matey! It's 2008 Talk Like a Pirate Day. Arrrr you ready? Well get ready to use all the pirate lingo you know, because Talk Like a Pirate Day is a real thing that actually exists. And it's today. So there. Get out your Pirate Translator to get all the Pirate Jokes so that you can know all of the Pirate Phrases in the universe!
Enjoy Pirate Ringtones, Pirate Wallpapers, and more for your cell phone.
- Get
Pirates of the Caribbean - Curse of the Black Pearl Ringtones- Get the
I'm a Pirate You're a Princess Ringtone- Search
thumbplay for Pirate to get more Pirate wallpapers, including Pirate Hello Kitty Wallpapers!

Labels: holidays
posted by Sophie Bell @ 7:26 AM

I'm not sure if you knew this, but tomorrow is the 4th of July! It happens on July 4th of every year ;)
Americans celebrate their country and it's independence, memorializing the day that the Declaration of Independence was signed back in 1776.
Enjoy your weekends! Fireworks, BBQ magic, sunshine and backyards.

Celebrate the American spirit with these great
4th of July Ringtones, Wallpapers and more.
Labels: holidays
posted by Sophie Bell @ 7:44 AM
Keep your Easter festive with some of our new graphics and animations!
There's plenty of new Chick and Bunny animations, as well as graphics like Hello Kitty and other festive greetings. 
But if you'd like to remember the real meaning of Easter, check our Find Inspiration section for all kinds of religious graphics. Labels: holidays
posted by Steve Augello @ 8:17 AM
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the best content for your mobile phone! Get tones from some of Ireland's most beloved groups: Celtic Woman, U2 and The Cranberries.Want to put some fun into your day? Check out our hilarious St. Patrick's Day tones.Show your pride with wallpapers like Irish Girl, Happy St. Patrick's Day 2008 and 100% IrishFun animations Kiss Me I'm Irish, 3D Spinning Clover and Happy St. Patty's Day will keep the celebration jolly.Search for your favorite St. Patrick's Day content or check out our Theme Page for more ideas to liven things up!Labels: holidays, Ringtones, wallpapers
posted by Steve Augello @ 6:52 AM
Thursday, February 14, 2008
It's Valentine's Day and there are plenty of ways you can celebrate the love (or hate) you have for someone! For various selections, check out our Valentine's Day Page. There are plenty of ValenTones to adorn your mobile phone... graphics and animations too! It seems that many people out there are in love with the Bear Heart graphic, but if that's too cutesy for you, Love Stinks might be more appropriate.
As far as love tones, there's no better ringtone for today than Stevie Wonder's I Just Called To Say I Love You. You can get ready for this evening with Eric Clapton's Wonderful Tonight or Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On.
Labels: holidays
posted by Steve Augello @ 6:14 AM
Happy New Year!
If you're having trouble keeping those new years resolutions, we have something to help. Get a resolution wallpaper for your phone, to keep you constantly in-check. They're great reminders!
Labels: holidays, wallpapers
posted by Steve Augello @ 2:18 PM
Monday, December 17, 2007
For the past few weeks, people have been asking about my favorite holiday tones. So I've decided to share my top ten of *new* tones that have just been released. Here they are listed below, in no particular order. See if they match any of yours...Brian Setzer "Jingle Bell Rock"Relient K "A Merry LIttle Christmas"Britt Nicole "Last Christmas"
Billy Idol "Christmas Love"
Amber Dotson "Blue Christmas"
Twisted Sister - "Oh Come All Ye Faithful"
Lisa Loeb - "Jingle Bells"
Toby Keith "Winter Wonderland"
Donny Osmond "Christmas Time"Carnie Wilson "Sleigh Ride"Labels: holidays
posted by Steve Augello @ 8:24 AM
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Why not mix some 3D into your two-dimensional world? Just in are 3D graphics and animations that will give your mobile phone more swank.Celebrate the holidays with these 3D Graphics:
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Labels: holidays
posted by Steve Augello @ 10:30 AM
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Celebrating Christmas wouldn't be the same without the classic tunes that get us in the holiday spirit.
Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin have provided us with some of the good old stand-bys. Check out Dino’s Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer.
For a down-home Country Christmas, nothing can beat Toby Keith's new set of tones to ring in the holiday. Listen to his version of Winter Wonderland.
Sometimes, nothing embodies the spirit of the season quite like traditional Carols. Give Christmas Classics, Ltd.’s rendition of Deck The Halls a try.
Ledgenary Crooner Lou Rawls lends his smooth voice to classics like Sleigh Ride and We Wish You A Merry Christmas.
Labels: holidays
posted by Steve Augello @ 7:48 AM
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
The Halloween season is upon us. The American holiday associated with ghosts, monsters, candy, trick-or-treating and scary costumes is celebrated annually and often commemorated with Halloween-themed movies and music.
In the music world, rock groups like The Dead Kennedys, Siouxsie And The Banshees and Sonic Youth have payed tribute to the holiday with songs titled “Halloween”. Although, when it comes to music artists who embody the spirit of the holiday, a few immediately come to mind. Rob Zombie is one such artist, famous for his songs titled “American Witch,” “Living Dead Girl”, “Demon Speeding” and the Munster-inspired song "Dragula". Alice Cooper is another artist who has adopted a similar eerie theatrical persona. He came into fame with hits like “No More Mr. Nice Guy”, “Teenage Frankenstein” and “Prince Of Darkness”. The Misfits are a band that have a history of incorporating Halloween into their lifestyle and music. Their many songs include titles like “Hate The Living, Love The Dead’, “Dig Up Her Bones” and “Crimson Ghost”. Mannheim Steamroller is well-known for making Holiday music. Renowned for their synth Christmas hit “Deck The Halls”, which is played on the radio every Christmas season, they also have a catalog of creepie Halloween tunes. But it seems that the most recognizable song of all, is Bobby Boris Pickett’s “Monster’s Holiday”, which has become a staple of the season.
Halloween can never be complete without the annual screenings of fright movies that are shown on Television all season long. A few beloved classics are the Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds”, Boris Karloff in “The Bride Of Frankenstein” and of course, Bela Lugosi in Dracula. Television shows from the sixties are also staples of the season that are shown in re-runs all year long. “The Munsters” and “The Addam’s Family” continue to be discovered by new generations each year.
Be sure to check out Thumblay’s spooky Halloween page. Also, you can get eerie sounds from Halloween SFX, Music For Zombies, and tones from the Movie ‘Halloween’.Labels: holidays
posted by Steve Augello @ 7:05 AM