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My celebration of All Saints Day is usually a day of recovery from all the Halloween parties I attended the night before. As far as I can remember, there was no day that I dared and braved the journey to the cemetery. Even when we were young our parents would take us a day before November 1 to our departed grandparents’ graves. They would be saying that it was better to be there earlier to avoid the chaos and the maddening crowd, plus this gave us the advantage to party during Halloween without the guilt of not honoring our departed love ones.

And to show you what made All Saints Day an All Day Rest for me, here’s a peek at two Halloween Thrillers, One Ghastly Dance.

Motorola took partying to a different level by simultaneously hosting two separate parties connected via live feed coverage. The events were highlighted by the Michael Jackson Thriller danceathon that benefited the Philippine Red Cross.

The four-day Manila Halloween Music Conference 2007 at Warehouse 135 reached fever pitch as it presented its Peak of the Conference Night. Here, Driven Manila combined forces with Motorola to bring an extreme fusion of music from the coolest DJ’s from 3logy, 78Orange, ABG’s, Calypso, Curv, Electronica Manila, House of Soul, Local E, Manila Underground, NBK, Nomad, Rewired, Soundsgood, Stereo Manila and Superfly.

Just a few kilometers away at the World Trade Center, Motorola and BigFish brought the house down with the highly anticipated Cream Halloween Ball. Headlined by the sensational Adam Sheridan along with John O’Callaghan and Johnboy Lee, the party, as expected, was a full-house crowd and an all-night dancing frenzy.

And at the strike of 12 midnight, MotoThriller took over the largest simultaneous dance of the song, Thriller.

I had this as my Last Song Syndrome as I ended the night: “Darkness falls across the land. The midnight hour is close at hand.”