album cover rob zombie hellbilly deluxe 2

Which in turn, shotguns right into DRAGULA and so on. 'Hell yeah! I'm the one that you wanted / The child's voice introducing the album goes right into SUPERBEAST, Well, what about HELLBILLY DELUXE? The Rock Freakin' Zombie still walks among us! He stakes his territory in the genre he loves, horror, and becomes its musical master. On the other hand, have you heard WHITE ZOMBIE'S SUPER SEXY SWINGING SOUNDS? Incredible! Not a false note in the entire thing ( the less said about WHITE ZOMBIE: NIGHT CRAWLERS and it's remix by KMFDM's Sascha Konietzo, the better)! If anything, he homogenized them! ( but yeah, I bought it anyway) HA! Again! Those songs were good the first time and he didn't improve them.

HA! You poor stupid fool! Don't make me laugh! Billy's VITAL IDOL was a remixed looping piece of shit! ( I bought it anyway) He would really have to step on his dick to make me say anything bad about him, he's that damn good! Can you think of anyone else who could make Metal so danceable? ROB ZOMBIE: AMERICAN MADE MUSIC TO STRIP BYįrom Out of the Darkness the Zombie Did Callįor all future releases, I just may have to get somebody else to review Rob Zombie. 'This Ray Bradbury-esque is one of the most memorable and one of the more original stories I've read in a long time.' ''Willow Blue' will burrow under your skin and stay there long after you've put the book down.' Never mind the lists from Rolling Stone, Billboard, NME, Planet Rock etc.''Some People'. Of course all of this is totally subjective. This has nothing to do with the bands or artists music, it’s just a collection of artwork that I find interesting. So to qualify for my list the big question was ‘would I happily hang it on my wall?’ ( note from wife – not on our wall!!), or in an art gallery. They will appeal to its target market (existing fans), display some sort of brand identity (image, logo or font) and hopefully some artistic merit. So Album (LP) covers need to catch potential customers’ eyes and make them want to buy. This principle is not one that’s had significant success over the years – classic example was Psychic TV’s LP – ‘ Force the Hand of Chance‘. Fantastic artwork on the front, back and inside – plus the added bonus that I loved it. The first album I ever bought on the strength of the album cover alone was ‘A Trick of the Tail‘ by Genesis. I’ll just keep adding as I discover new gems. Well it started of a conversation with my wife and the next thing you know it’s time for a list! It was going to be my top 100 album covers of all time but alas there are way too many great LP covers so the list grew and grew and it’s well over 200 now and counting.

Album cover rob zombie hellbilly deluxe 2