Showing posts with label Rob Zombie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rob Zombie. Show all posts

Friday, August 17, 2018

Rob Zombie - Well, Everybody's F***ing In A U.F.O.


Artist: Rob Zombie
Song: Well, Everybody's F***ing In A U.F.O.
Album: The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser (2015)
Genre: Industrial Metal
Language: Strong

Firstly, Rob Zombie needs to chill with these overly long song and album names.  Like, dude, this album's name is 9 words long, which is about 6 words too long.  And their such weird words, it's like reading a Madlib by an edgy 15 year old.

And then I suppose we could get into his subject matter being less than stellar.  Here's my problem though, the song is so freaking catchy that I can stop listening to it.  Same with a few of his other questionable tunes, I just like what Rob does.

Eh, here's a song.  The music video is a little weird, but once you get past the beginning 4 minutes the actual music video is decent.  I'll let you look up that one though.



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Friday, August 4, 2017

Rob Zombie - Superbeast


Artist:  Rob Zombie
Song:  Superbeast
Album:  Hellbilly Deluxe
Genre:  Groove Metal

So I went to see Korn and Stone Sour on Wednesday and it was a fantastic show.  I went there with a friend of mine who had seen Korn the year before when he was touring with Rob Zombie, and we talked about it a little.

I figured Rob would be a great way to round out this little live show dealio.  After all, while his music is fun, most of his draw when you see him live is the psychotic show he throws up.  I even got a video with the same song for you to reference.  Not gonna lie, this is a show I would love to catch live.  The man is a master showman.

I might have another entry into the live show series, but that depends on when I get an email back from a guy.  Till then, hope ya had fun.



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Sunday, July 2, 2017

Rob Zombie - Living Dead Girl


Artist:  Rob Zombie
Song:  Living Dead Girl
Album:  Hellbilly Deluxe
Genre:  Groove Metal

A friend of mine the other day told me that he could always tell a Rob Zombie song right away.  Not from the vocal work though, but because of the music.  I kinda thought that was a weird thing to say cause like, anybody can recognize a song by the music.  Thinking about it after a while though I get what he actually meant.  What he had meant is that he can pick a Rob Zombie song out of a lineup without having heard the song before.

Honestly his music is really recognizable.  Not too many other bands manage to pull off a sound that's similar to him.  There's some of Coal Chamber's older stuff and some of the other industrial bands of the era, but for the most part he stands alone.  Nobody's still doing his sound anymore, that's for sure.  The genre has evolved to a different point, Industrial is a lot more on the wayside than back in the 90s and early 2000s.



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Wednesday, April 27, 2016

A t Z Challenge: W is for White Zombie


Band:  White Zombie
Genre:  Groove Metal
Language:  Strong

Who loves White Zombie?  You love White Zombie.  Everybody loves White Zombie.

Well fine, you don't have to like them but you can at least appreciate their contribution to the music scene with the popularization of Groove Metal.  Ya know, Metal with some groove.

This has always been one of my favorite driving songs though, for real.  It used to be that I could start this song and right when the slide guitar intro would hit I'd be hitting the main road and getting some speed going.  It was a blast.

This song is, to me, the epitome of Zombie's sound.  His new solo stuff is good, but this song just makes me think of his stuff every time.

Friday, November 28, 2014

Rob Zombie - War Zone

In the spirit of Black Friday I thought it appropriate to post one of the songs off of my "Gears Of War/Halo Multiplayer List" that fits the competitive atmosphere that is today.

Personally I have never gone Black Friday shopping, and since I work in food service I only have to show up to work about an hour early to get things done rather than work all night or something like that.  It's not too bad actually, and I get to listen to my music all day, which is a huge bonus.



This track is off of the film of the same name, Punisher:  War Zone.  It's a really bad movie really, but if you want something that's pure straight violence for about 1.5 hours, it's the best thing ever.


Remember, don't kill anybody and have a good day all!

Sunday, November 16, 2014

Powerman 5000 - Bombshell

Powerman 5000 is an Industrial Metal/Nu-Metal band, and the singer is the younger brother of the one and only Rob Zombie.

Actually that's one of the reasons I chose this track.  Out of the few I listened to tonight this was the one that sounded the most like Zombie to me, and I'd have to say that I might like this better.

These guys have an insane amount of energy going on that makes them a really catchy and fun group to listen to.  They started with some really good local success, and then managed to gain some large attention when they played the second stage at Ozzfest in 1996, following up with a main stage show the next year.


Hope you like this as much as I do.