This was the very first CD I bought. All my friends in school were buying Nirvana and other bands that were already played non stop on the radio. I stand by my decision.
@@caseydawson1978I still have my BMG catalogs! They didn't have the biggest Metal selection, but I bought INNER THOUGHT's 'Worldy Separation' from them, which changed my life.
This album holds up well even against the Underground Metal releases of its same time period, such as SUFFOCATION's 'Pierced From Within', DEATH's 'Symbolic', SINISTER's 'Hate', etc. Definitely a gateway album to more extreme stuff!
@@scottydu81 Can't get enough of it, Bro! It took a while for that album to really sink in because it was so extreme at the time… but once I understood it, I realized that I was hearing the pinnacle of New York Death Metal in that particular style. 😈 It's still unmatched til this day.
Electric Head Pt.1 (The Agony) 0:00 - 4:54 Super-Charger Heaven 4:55 - 8:32 Real Solution #9 8:33 - 13:16 Creature of the Wheel 13:17 - 16:41 Electric Head Pt.2 (The Ecstasy) 16:42 - 20:35 Grease Paint and Monkey Brains 20:36 - 24:24 I, Zombie 24:25 - 27:57 More Human Than Human 27:58 - 32:25 El Phantasmo and the Chicken-Run Blast-O-Rama 32:26 - 36:39 Blur the Technicolor 36:40 - 40:49 Blood, Milk and Sky 40:50 - 49:34 Where the Sidewalk Ends, the Bug Parade Begins 49:35 - 52:08
I bought this album when it came out and today, 28 years later, I'm hearing this 'Bug Parade' track for the first time thanks to your time markers. Had no idea there was a hidden track on this. Must be the Mandela effect.
The 90s itself was filled with that same transcendental atmosphere. 🥲 The world couldn't wait to experience the promise of Y2K and beyond… and look where we are now. 💀
I remember starting Resident Evil 1 on the PlayStation, and popping in this CD in my Sony Discman, and jamming while running thru the mansion killing zombies and mutated frogs...this whole album matches up with that game very well.....great times.
The day i lost my job a freind of mine loaned me the CD, this was my first experience with WZ, got me out of my funk and the very next day i was back there looking for a new job.
J has always been one of my all-time favorite guitarists. I haven't the words to describe how much I love his playing. He inspired the shit outta me. If any of you are new to White Zombie, be sure to listen to La Sexorcisto. That album is equally magnificent.
Say what ya want about Rob Zombie as a solo act but his time with White Zombie was where he really shined.This album has always been my favourite all tracks are killer.
My buddy and I in Texas would blast this in his black VW bug, whole back seat and rear window fill with house speakers on two 1000watt amps... mind blowing cool sound lol
this came out when i was 9 i remember going to the local mall to buy this cd and im forever greatful they were willing to let a 9 year old buy it lmao i still have the same cd even now and i still love it! Im 37 now almost 38
I remember passing out and waking up to some new sounds. I thought I must have phased out but it turned out there was hidden tracks at the end of the cd. Teleporter ...
200 thousand years ago I sent a letter, yes a letter, to Gamepro asking if this Song was on the OST for Twisted Metal 2. This and December was definitely on the inspired OST for TM2.
Saw this show in Vegas,Halloween night,at the Thomas&Mack.. around 1996,97,98?...They hung dead bodies from the rafters.. startled me!....Rob Rocks!!!!
OK WOW Yeah great album but when Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Star and George Harrison showed up on Blur the Technicolor that just blew the roof off. What a tune.
Walk, For Last Time, Go To This Álbum,!! Thanks For Up.!!! 🥲 I.... Need,!! To a Chris Cornell, Life's, in...! TODAY..!? But don't Regrete, 😔 It's a Bad Reality.!! FoR World 🌐 Of... ! Music!! For He Go Die, Notice, in this Moment of Tragedy, don't Bealive, no!! Asimilate, YouR Not ExistencE!!! Go away, Go away, YouR Spirit Bro...! 🪦✝️RI.P. YouR! Life, in My Mind.!!?
This and Hellbilly Deluxe are great. I used to really dig La Sexorcisto (and still do) but Rob & co. didn't strike gold until '94. The Sinister Urge (2001, Rob Zombie) is decent, it has some alright tracks, but generally stick to White Zombie's Movie Soundtrack tunes (there's like 5), AC2K and RZ's Hellbilly. Mike Riggs (formerly of Prong - good 90's metal band), who played guitar for Rob from '98 to '02, started a project called Scum Of The Earth - a little more of a rock-ier take on Rob's sound up until then - 'Blah Blah Blah, Love Songs For The New Millennium' was released in 2004 during Rob's movie-making music-abandonment period, which honestly should've been permanent.
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One of those rare albums where every song rules
This was the very first CD I bought. All my friends in school were buying Nirvana and other bands that were already played non stop on the radio. I stand by my decision.
This and Ride The Lightning were the 2 very first CD's I bought together with my own pocket money :D Best decision of my life!
90s cds buying always priceless literally ...columbia house like get 19 cds just buy one at full price ....bmg i forget what they offered
@@caseydawson1978I still have my BMG catalogs! They didn't have the biggest Metal selection, but I bought INNER THOUGHT's 'Worldy Separation' from them, which changed my life.
I would take, for example, Smashing Pumpkins over Nirvana any day. (insert Courtney Love joke)
@@caseydawson1978mine too
This whole time period was awesome. White Zombie, Pantera, Windows 95, Doom. The list could go on and on....
This album holds up well even against the Underground Metal releases of its same time period, such as SUFFOCATION's 'Pierced From Within', DEATH's 'Symbolic', SINISTER's 'Hate', etc. Definitely a gateway album to more extreme stuff!
@@SelfRighteousNewAgeLightWorkerpierced fromwithine, TJAT was a badass album!
@@scottydu81 Can't get enough of it, Bro! It took a while for that album to really sink in because it was so extreme at the time… but once I understood it, I realized that I was hearing the pinnacle of New York Death Metal in that particular style. 😈 It's still unmatched til this day.
You NAILED it!
Don't be deceived by the low like count, we're trying not to get this one taken down! Fuckin stellar album
Doesn't matter what you do, they get you eventually, it sucks.
@@Casketkrusher_ so goes the modern world! Another day another bummer
@@jessestrobel2People will keep uploading it. 😈
Electric Head Pt.1 (The Agony) 0:00 - 4:54
Super-Charger Heaven 4:55 - 8:32
Real Solution #9 8:33 - 13:16
Creature of the Wheel 13:17 - 16:41
Electric Head Pt.2 (The Ecstasy) 16:42 - 20:35
Grease Paint and Monkey Brains 20:36 - 24:24
I, Zombie 24:25 - 27:57
More Human Than Human 27:58 - 32:25
El Phantasmo and the Chicken-Run Blast-O-Rama 32:26 - 36:39
Blur the Technicolor 36:40 - 40:49
Blood, Milk and Sky 40:50 - 49:34
Where the Sidewalk Ends, the Bug Parade Begins 49:35 - 52:08
You da man
😮
I bought this album when it came out and today, 28 years later, I'm hearing this 'Bug Parade' track for the first time thanks to your time markers. Had no idea there was a hidden track on this.
Must be the Mandela effect.
Fuckin lyrical genius Blood Milk and Sky
Blood, Milk and Sky, one of THE most amazing outros - like EVER!! Gives me chills...
Also love that song
+1 on this particular song. @@jefferypitt8714
I still can't believe it
The 90s itself was filled with that same transcendental atmosphere. 🥲 The world couldn't wait to experience the promise of Y2K and beyond… and look where we are now. 💀
@@SelfRighteousNewAgeLightWorker you said it!
This album lived in my Acura 3.2TL until the squirrels chewed a hole through my oil filter and destroyed my engine.
Blur the technicolor is very underrated
Agreed! One of WZ's best works.
I remember starting Resident Evil 1 on the PlayStation, and popping in this CD in my Sony Discman, and jamming while running thru the mansion killing zombies and mutated frogs...this whole album matches up with that game very well.....great times.
Thanks for giving me a idea for tonight 😁
I did the same with re3 it lines up perfectly with that one too lmao
White Zombie is so awesome and great to listen to.
Glad to know this Heavy Metal Band. 😃
Слушаю молочаги уважаю
Greatest album of the 20th century
I'd be inclined to agree
Or... portrait of an American family
95 was the best
Yup
Great Southern Trendkill would certainly make the list.
My favorite album when I was in middle school. Great memories of this.
The first time I heard this album... that FEELING. Unnnnnh !!!
Creature of the Wheel just fucking starts off banging. Badass song.
Saw them tour this album with Pantera (Great Southern album)
Show did not disappoint!!! Possibly my favorite show I've seen.. And now I feel old ..
😄
Also caught that one. Rob was clearly tripping balls and it was perfect
Obviously you are old if you saw them tour with Pantera
@@jimbojones8208 only 48 dude, damn lmao
@@Mr.Bones24-7 "only" 48. It's getting up there dude. I'm 40.
The day i lost my job a freind of mine loaned me the CD, this was my first experience with WZ, got me out of my funk and the very next day i was back there looking for a new job.
That's so inspiring! ✊🏼
Finally, all the way through without fkn ads. ❤️ Thanxxxxx!
i won't go near yt without a pc running multiple adblockers. don't need a 105 fucking decibal colgate ad halfway through every song
J has always been one of my all-time favorite guitarists. I haven't the words to describe how much I love his playing. He inspired the shit outta me. If any of you are new to White Zombie, be sure to listen to La Sexorcisto. That album is equally magnificent.
top 10 albums of the 90's every single genre included, this is fantastic!!!!
Say what ya want about Rob Zombie as a solo act but his time with White Zombie was where he really shined.This album has always been my favourite all tracks are killer.
My buddy and I in Texas would blast this in his black VW bug, whole back seat and rear window fill with house speakers on two 1000watt amps... mind blowing cool sound lol
Blur the Technicolor.. Greatest rift ever!!!
Still f'n rockin in 2024, baby!!! 🤘🤘🤘 Such an amazing album that deserves to be slammed at full f'n blast. 🔥🔥🔥
this came out when i was 9 i remember going to the local mall to buy this cd and im forever greatful they were willing to let a 9 year old buy it lmao i still have the same cd even now and i still love it! Im 37 now almost 38
This is a Christmas album for me because they made a holiday version of More Human Than Human in Twisted Metal 3 haha
Brilliant!!! Professional!!! Original Company!!!
AH! Perfect follow up!! Thanks chief!
Thanks for up
craziest album. so dope
I remember passing out and waking up to some new sounds. I thought I must have phased out but it turned out there was hidden tracks at the end of the cd. Teleporter ...
have this amazing album in vinyl 180 Gram with a diff. cover !
Thanks all the way up
Amazing album.
Got to see this live .. gods what a show
Creature of the Wheel.. man oh man.
Dope AF. Appreciate the not-unbearably-tinny upload, Gal Godonut.
:)
Awesome album!
As mentioned above was playing syndicate on my amiga 500 back in the day with this album on cassette tape booming out , still a kick ass album
200 thousand years ago I sent a letter, yes a letter, to Gamepro asking if this Song was on the OST for Twisted Metal 2. This and December was definitely on the inspired OST for TM2.
Fu**ing Great!!!
White Ministry, I dig it
I have my own perrsonal greatest heavy/thrash metal albums of all time. This ranks on this list hoofs down!
Saw this show in Vegas,Halloween night,at the Thomas&Mack.. around 1996,97,98?...They hung dead bodies from the rafters.. startled me!....Rob Rocks!!!!
Es para escucharlo a todo volumen!!!
Chingon ese
Best album for a Halloween party
OK WOW Yeah great album but when Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Star and George Harrison showed up on Blur the Technicolor that just blew the roof off. What a tune.
Hay 44 and going hard in the weight room and blasting this now
Ultra fodastico...
Arquitects Of a IndustriaL Gothic MetaL ROCK!!! !!! !! ! ... ... .. .⭐🦷⭐!!
Walk, For Last Time, Go To This Álbum,!! Thanks For Up.!!! 🥲 I.... Need,!! To a Chris Cornell, Life's, in...! TODAY..!? But don't Regrete, 😔 It's a Bad Reality.!! FoR World 🌐 Of... ! Music!! For He Go Die, Notice, in this Moment of Tragedy, don't Bealive, no!! Asimilate, YouR Not ExistencE!!! Go away, Go away, YouR Spirit Bro...!
🪦✝️RI.P. YouR! Life, in My Mind.!!?
Maji this is for us here we go
what a fantastic album
Who will survive and what will be left of them?
Great album yes. Greatest album of 20th century has got to be a stretch from here to Mars
I'm already dead
first album, starting off strong anyone have sugguestions of good albums from rob zombie and white zombie/?
This and Hellbilly Deluxe are great. I used to really dig La Sexorcisto (and still do) but Rob & co. didn't strike gold until '94. The Sinister Urge (2001, Rob Zombie) is decent, it has some alright tracks, but generally stick to White Zombie's Movie Soundtrack tunes (there's like 5), AC2K and RZ's Hellbilly.
Mike Riggs (formerly of Prong - good 90's metal band), who played guitar for Rob from '98 to '02, started a project called Scum Of The Earth - a little more of a rock-ier take on Rob's sound up until then - 'Blah Blah Blah, Love Songs For The New Millennium' was released in 2004 during Rob's movie-making music-abandonment period, which honestly should've been permanent.
@@jessestrobel2 thx man
hell yeay there to stay pam pam para
He is awsome
creature of wheel is nuts
discovered then im crazy
I am the agony, the pain, the electric head
I am going for 255 on the weight bench in the gym tonight wish me luck getting me pumped up for this amount
Conquer The World 😈
I love zombie music 🤘🤘🤘
Yep
Perhaps you'd better start from the beginning.
I need another plain ticket....
🎉
Yeah it's pretty good..👍
2024!!!
Que festa heim dvd de feira tá q pariu aquele uo paicambu
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“I am the nexus one, I want more life fucker I ain’t done, yeah!”
Rob's inflated sense of self destroyed the band.
Totally. Sheri Moon had a hand in it too
💯
@@jessestrobel2 She was WZ's Yoko Ono.
Indeed, and S. Moon's influence only helped pump up that ego.
Shame upon you!
Astro Creep 2024 baby rock out with your sock out
Why was this upload taken down?
🌊🔥🌊🌌🌊🔥🌊🗡💜🍷
Rani
PURRR HATS UBBEDDA START FRM TH BEgiNnnING
Y2k