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Rob Zombie is going down hill, in his music. When I first ever listened to Rob Zombie I was about 7-8 years old and I thought he was the best with his music, hard, heavy and in some ways scary. That one sentence on his first Cd ( I think it was his first, correct me if I'm wrong)
"And out of the darkness the zombie did crawl, through pain and suffering he caused for them all. Away with the chldren who hid under there beds, afraid that the devil would chop of there heads".
that sentence alone scared the cr@p out of me. He aslo had some good songs my best was "Dragula". He then made songs For movies such ass Chuckie: Living Dead Girl (I think that is the name of the song), The Matrix: Dragula (Hot rod herman Remix) wich I also enjoyed, Mision Impossible 2: Scumb of the earth, Matrix Reloaded: Reload.
Those were all good songs but now he has started making songs for games such as Need for speed: Underground, And you see he has started talking about roads and some other cr@p. I will still enjoy his old songs but no more other music.
My point is that Rob has started to become less hardcore, less scary (like he was) and less heavy.
"And out of the darkness the zombie did crawl, through pain and suffering he caused for them all. Away with the chldren who hid under there beds, afraid that the devil would chop of there heads".
that sentence alone scared the cr@p out of me. He aslo had some good songs my best was "Dragula". He then made songs For movies such ass Chuckie: Living Dead Girl (I think that is the name of the song), The Matrix: Dragula (Hot rod herman Remix) wich I also enjoyed, Mision Impossible 2: Scumb of the earth, Matrix Reloaded: Reload.
Those were all good songs but now he has started making songs for games such as Need for speed: Underground, And you see he has started talking about roads and some other cr@p. I will still enjoy his old songs but no more other music.
My point is that Rob has started to become less hardcore, less scary (like he was) and less heavy.
OverfienD wrote:
> the only other cool song I last heard for Rob Zombie was "the
> man without fear".
When was that recorded? I certainly haven't heard of it.
> the only other cool song I last heard for Rob Zombie was "the
> man without fear".
When was that recorded? I certainly haven't heard of it.
the only other cool song I last heard for Rob Zombie was "the man without fear".
CDouch wrote:
> How old are you now, 10?
no dude 13, I listened to his stuff in Gr2
> How old are you now, 10?
no dude 13, I listened to his stuff in Gr2
Paradox wrote:
> I like a bit of his stuff, Iron Head is good, and house of 1000
> corpses is great, if not a little, well a lot, sick.
Iron Head= Damn good song featuring Ozzy Osbourne.
House Of 1000 Corpses= Overly sick and strange
Feel So Numb= Excellent
> I like a bit of his stuff, Iron Head is good, and house of 1000
> corpses is great, if not a little, well a lot, sick.
Iron Head= Damn good song featuring Ozzy Osbourne.
House Of 1000 Corpses= Overly sick and strange
Feel So Numb= Excellent
How old are you now, 10?
I like a bit of his stuff, Iron Head is good, and house of 1000 corpses is great, if not a little, well a lot, sick.
The stuff about driving on 'Black Sunshine' was done by Iggy Pop, and was recorded in 1992. It's one of the best tracks on the album; personally, I think only 'Soul-Crusher' tops it.
Not all of those songs were made for the soundtracks, though. 'Scum of the Earth' is the 10th track on The Sinsiter Urge, Living Dead Girl is from Hellbilly Deluxe, and the Dragula remix is from American-Made ?Music To Strip By.
The 'Less hardcore comment' is correct, though. White Zombie's music was basically Motorhead-style hardcore punk with elements of Black Sabbath and Metallica, wheras Rob's solo stuff is industrial metal.
Not all of those songs were made for the soundtracks, though. 'Scum of the Earth' is the 10th track on The Sinsiter Urge, Living Dead Girl is from Hellbilly Deluxe, and the Dragula remix is from American-Made ?Music To Strip By.
The 'Less hardcore comment' is correct, though. White Zombie's music was basically Motorhead-style hardcore punk with elements of Black Sabbath and Metallica, wheras Rob's solo stuff is industrial metal.
CaNNed_M@N wrote:
> Those were all good songs but now he has started making songs for
> games such as Need for speed: Underground, And you see he has started
> talking about roads and some other cr@p.
Black Sunshine was about driving, roads and cars and he wrote that YEARS ago, it was on "Devil Music Volume 1" before White Zombie got well-known with the Astro-Creep album.
> Those were all good songs but now he has started making songs for
> games such as Need for speed: Underground, And you see he has started
> talking about roads and some other cr@p.
Black Sunshine was about driving, roads and cars and he wrote that YEARS ago, it was on "Devil Music Volume 1" before White Zombie got well-known with the Astro-Creep album.
Rob Zombie is going down hill, in his music. When I first ever listened to Rob Zombie I was about 7-8 years old and I thought he was the best with his music, hard, heavy and in some ways scary. That one sentence on his first Cd ( I think it was his first, correct me if I'm wrong)
"And out of the darkness the zombie did crawl, through pain and suffering he caused for them all. Away with the chldren who hid under there beds, afraid that the devil would chop of there heads".
that sentence alone scared the cr@p out of me. He aslo had some good songs my best was "Dragula". He then made songs For movies such ass Chuckie: Living Dead Girl (I think that is the name of the song), The Matrix: Dragula (Hot rod herman Remix) wich I also enjoyed, Mision Impossible 2: Scumb of the earth, Matrix Reloaded: Reload.
Those were all good songs but now he has started making songs for games such as Need for speed: Underground, And you see he has started talking about roads and some other cr@p. I will still enjoy his old songs but no more other music.
My point is that Rob has started to become less hardcore, less scary (like he was) and less heavy.
"And out of the darkness the zombie did crawl, through pain and suffering he caused for them all. Away with the chldren who hid under there beds, afraid that the devil would chop of there heads".
that sentence alone scared the cr@p out of me. He aslo had some good songs my best was "Dragula". He then made songs For movies such ass Chuckie: Living Dead Girl (I think that is the name of the song), The Matrix: Dragula (Hot rod herman Remix) wich I also enjoyed, Mision Impossible 2: Scumb of the earth, Matrix Reloaded: Reload.
Those were all good songs but now he has started making songs for games such as Need for speed: Underground, And you see he has started talking about roads and some other cr@p. I will still enjoy his old songs but no more other music.
My point is that Rob has started to become less hardcore, less scary (like he was) and less heavy.