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La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol.1 (Parental Advisory),White Zombie

- La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol.1 (Parental Advisory)
- - 1,048,295 plays
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  - 171 shares
White Zombie
Released 1992

Welcome To Planet Motherfucker/Psychoholic Slag
06:21
84,512 plays

Soul-Crusher
05:04
64,109 plays

Cosmic Monsters, Inc.
05:14
54,059 plays

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songs

- 1
- Welcome To Planet Motherfucker/Psychoholic Slag
- 06:21
- 84,512 plays

- 2
- Knuckle Duster (Radio 1-A)
- 00:24
- 47,336 plays

- 3
- Thunder Kiss '65
- 03:54
- 276,029 plays

- 4
- Black Sunshine
- 04:49
- 172,020 plays

- 5
- Soul-Crusher
- 05:04
- 64,109 plays

- 6
- Cosmic Monsters, Inc.
- 05:14
- 54,059 plays

- 7
- Spiderbaby (Yeah-Yeah-Yeah)
- 05:02
- 47,129 plays

- 8
- I Am Legend
- 05:09
- 51,818 plays

- 9
- Knuckle Duster (Radio 2-B)
- 00:24
- 37,939 plays

- 10
- Thrust!
- 05:05
- 47,322 plays

- 11
- One Big Crunch
- 00:22
- 37,333 plays

- 12
- Grindhouse (A Go-Go)
- 04:05
- 47,080 plays

- 13
- Starface
- 05:02
- 42,034 plays

- 14
- Warp Asylum
- 06:44
- 39,589 plays

album review

Perhaps co-defining the future of heavy metal, White Zombie's major-label debut nearly equals fellow classics Guns N' Roses' Appetite for Destruction, the Cult's Electric, and Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger in significance. With a funky rap-metal undercurrent, these metal monsters combine Black Sabbath's riff sludge and Metallica's rhythmic intensity, a combination that would again resurface in the late '90s. On La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1, Zombie and co. take listeners on a hokey carnival ride capable of inducing vomit yet provide an exhilarating, heart-throbbing metal experience. Tactless and continuously shocking, lyricist Rob Zombie reveals blatant tales of muscle cars, sleazy encounters, and Fangoria-mustered fantasy, clearly paying homage to vintage trash culture. Complemented by Russ Meyer film soundbites and demonic aura, Zombie ridicules middle American Leave It to Beaver values and insolently challenges the politically correct. Diabolical manifestos such as the barbaric "Soul-Crusher," macabre "Spiderbaby (Yeah-Yeah-Yeah)," and sexually indiscreet "Thrust!" will intrigue those yearning for lewd explicitness but may offend traditional hard rock enthusiasts. "Thunder Kiss '65," an ode to Russ Meyer's 1965 busty B-movies Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! and Mudhoney, remains this album's most listenable and enduring highlight. Along with perverted lyrics, Rob Zombie's vocal snarls and the band's muscular metal thunder produce the furious concoction that secures La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1's place in heavy metal history. Weak appetites for raunchy, tongue-in-cheek decadence need not apply. ~ Jacob N. Lunders, All Music Guide

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listener reviews

- - Great Album!
  - - By BossPlayer5150
    - 2/10/2009 16:43:53
  - I bought this one back in the day on cassette tape and played it so much I had to keep getting new ones.
    
    It's classic mosh pit music. The monster riff power chords and intense baselines really drive it home. The drummer uses double-base the way you're supposed to! I use 5 or 6 of these tracks for my workout playlist because they pump you up like a Bavarian Bodybuilder!
    
    Don't worry about the album title. These guys were on MTV's Beavis and Butthead a lot back then. Thunderkiss and Black Sunshine are the popular MTV ones...for good reason. And the rest of the CD is still worth getting: I Am Legend, Starface, Soul-Crusher, Planet MFer are all solid Hard Rock songs! The Knuckle Duster Radio things and the funny movie sound clips they throw-in are all pretty interesting. Heck, I even have part of Cosmic Monsters as a ring tone!
    
    Just download it ALL or get the actual CD. This is one of those albums that you can listen to the whole thing from beginning to end!
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- - Classic!
  - - By CommandPeak
    - 9/21/2008 03:01:33
  - I associate this disk with my college days. It was in the CD changer of all my friends, because it was hard-rocking, and sounded fantastic when blasted through the classic college sterero system. There are a couple of simply "classic" tracks on this disk which are indispensible: "Black Sunshine", "Thunder Kiss 65" and "I am Legend" come to mind.
    
    Don't let the CD title freak you out. Just download the disk, or the key tracks and enjoy. The "rumble" of "I am Legend" is unforgetable, and Black Sunshine is featured on Guitar Hero III. Nuff-said.
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