First Time Hearing Rob Zombie on Halloween!!!

What a perfect way to kick off Halloween. My patrons put Rob Zombie in front of my face with "Dragula" to analyze as the spooky season hits its climax, and I'm all about this! How evil is Rob Zombie? I guess we'll find out!
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Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Rob Zombie for the first time, performing "Dragula”.
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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[@TheCharismaticVoice]

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[@sethtoe]

Sometimes, No, regularly. If I were just trying to hear the song it would be frustrating. Lol

[@sethtoe]

This is answer with JP

[@grimmreapermk2315]

Look up his early years back when he was known as white zombie he has some really good songs

[@grimmreapermk2315]

Also the car is from a really old movie called the munster's

[@Jp421JP]

Elizabeth has a supernatural ability to pause just as a mega drop is about to happen. It’s like stealing an Oreo from your mouth just at the instant you can taste it. Lol.

[@garnet63]

😂

[@Literarydilettante]

Yesss!

[@Plethora_of_Paucity]

Nothing supernatural about it. She’s heard the song already and knows exactly where to pause.

[@Nareimooncatt]

​@@Plethora_of_Paucity I doubt it. When you study music, you get use to how songs have phrasing. I.e. Verses happening at 4 measure intervals. When you understand that, it's pretty easy to know when to pause on a first listen.

[@RavenGlenn]

​@@Plethora_of_Paucity Nah. As a musician I can tell where drops and changes are probably 99.9% of the time. Music follows a set of rules with time signatures and pacing. If you watch someone who is really good at playing an instrument, for example, they can listen to a song for the first time and make pretty educated guesses of what will come next. Hell there are videos on KZbin taking professional drummers from major bands listening to a song for the first time without a drum track and then making up their own. Most of the time it is pretty close to the original.

[@metalmark1214]

The title of the song comes from the name of Grandpa Munster's car, DRAG-U-LA, on the classic TV show The Munsters, which ran from 1964-1966. The car was built around a coffin

[@emerje0]

And which Rob Zombie remade recently, he's a big fan.

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

The car in this video is also from the the show, the Munster Koach, which - along with Dragula - was designed and created by the legendary George Barris.

[@stevehedrick5400]

and Butch Patrick a.k.a. Eddie Munster owns the car

[@Riddlebox5]

Yea dragula was held up in customs around the time they were shooting this video thats why they used the munster coach

[@ModoTronic666]

Did not know this

[@smeg4brainsukaya]

You can guarantee that if this track comes on in a rock/metal club that the entire dance floor would be bouncing.

[@mclaine7342]

So true!^^

[@NaomiMoonMusic]

I can confirm this definitely happens!

[@kksjohn2k7]

Any DJ worth their salt throws this on a dead dance floor. 100% brings it to life.

[@kirstygunn9149]

It takes me back to my allnighters at Rock City ( Nottingham) in the 90s/ early 00's even if I was dead on my feet from working my minimum wage job allday and hours of dancing this is one of the tracks that would get me back inthe moshpit/ dance floor. the heat, light ,and sound s of this track combined was an awesome feeling .I'm now in my mid 40s and just love seeing other people discovering the music I enjoy. 🤘

[@JeffreyRitter-gr7zs]

Yeah boy!! 😂😂😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@wfly81]

Dragula was the name of the family car on the 60s sitcom “The Munsters”. It was an old dragster that resembled a hearse. Rob Zombie spent nearly his entire youth in the 60s in front of a TV screen, and loved TV and movies. So although his songs are dark, nightmarish, and horror inspired…there’s always a fun playful and kitschy side to them. Also, his parents were circus carnies when he was a kid, so he grew up around sideshows, freaks, funhouses, and all the weirdness of circus/carnival life. If you REALLY want to experience lyrics that elude to 60s pop culture, then react to his song “Thunder Kiss 65”.

[@wbfaulk]

The family car was the Munster Coach (Koach?). Dragula was Grandpa's coffin-based race car.

[@wfly81]

@@wbfaulk Oh yeah, you’re right. My mistake.

[@danielquay4485]

In addition zombie owns the Kovach and Dracula. That is the Kovach in this video

[@Wungolioth]

Thunder Kiss '65 is a White Zombie song, before he went solo.

[@EmilyRose900]

Absolutely! Lasexorsisto Devel Music Vol.1 is absolutely an amazing album. Electric Head part 1 is probably my favorite White Zombie song though.

[@tobiassabot5851]

Rob Zombie's singing is the vocal equivalent of an ACDC power chord. It ain't complicated it just slams you through the wall.

[@themadmallard]

It gets the job done. Same with brother Powerman.

[@renecuellar3078]

YESSSSSS

[@chuckhoyle1211]

White Zombie/Rob Zombie is good campy fun.

[@drax1526]

This is the best description of Rob's voice I've ever seen.

[@darknes7800]

@@chuckhoyle1211100%!!!!

[@dahor6655]

I was lucky enough to meet Mr zombie more than a few times. He had a house near where I lived and shopped at the grocery store I worked at in high school. It took a few times of him going through my check-out line for me to be sure it was him. He was super quiet and a bit surprised when I recognized him, but super nice and talked me up a bit when he saw I was a fan. I swear nobody believes me to this day that Rob zombie used to come through my checkout once a week.

[@FullMoonGravity]

I met him in Nashville, behind the facade of an innocent looking bookstore.

[@christophersims7060]

Sooo lucky!

[@placidoalgabarodriguez1938]

Lucky mf😂

[@cha0sniper]

Rob Zombie is a real one from all accounts, I've only really heard good stories about him ^_^

[@DKLEIN71]

that's a once in a lifetime. Congrats

[@flingonber]

Rob Zombie actually has a reputation for being an extremely kind, gentle, and sweet person, funnily enough.

[@lindacoy7165]

He adopts animals, but they all have names like Frankenstein and Dracula. Cool dude that just really loves horror.

[@yrenekurtz5268]

He doesn't drink alcohol, doesn't smoke, doesn't do drugs, and became a vegetarian in the 80s after watching a documentary about the treatment of animals in a slaughterhouse. Dude was kind enough to publicly defend the Baby Metal girls from internt tough guys, 100% wholesome.

[@Octopugilist]

A lot of metal, horror, and dark fantasy fans are like that. I guess all that evil and darkness helps them process their own personal demons

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

Just not to his bandmates. Lol

[@TheTexan83]

​@@ingloriousbetch4302or people building a skate park near his house.

[@Cadinho93]

Fun Fact: Dragula is the original car that Herman Munster drove in the TV series. Also, the whole album "Hellbilly Deluxe" is amazing.

[@midwestogkush1969]

Funny for the music video the were supposed to get the dragula but it wasn't available so the had to use the Munsters coach car instead

[@therealcyber5]

forgot all about that

[@Jay.Z]

Here, here!👏

[@vernhoke7730]

True fact, "Dragula" was Grandpa Munster's coffin dragster. Herman drove the "Munster Coach".

[@forgotn42]

Hellbilly Deluxe is also one of the very few albums to get a Parental Advisory with little to no swearing in it. They were just super concerned about all of the horror and didn't realize it's meant to be B-Movie camp.

[@KhajiitMoon]

Living Dead Girl is great follow up for spooky themed delights. Rob Zombie is such a lovely human despite is "creepy" exterior. He's a gem in the music and film making worlds. Love how much fun you had with this

[@snesguy9176]

Love the man. I've met and shook his hand several times at autograph signings (ozz/mayhem fests). My only disappointment is his brother spider was never on those tours lmao. I'd still kill to see a powerman concert.

[@Gigi_Proiettili.]

​@@snesguy9176 it would be sick for sure but powerman only a sono really famous, i don't know why the others have not a similar success, maybe it's for this reason, because the 95% of the people knows in the best hypothesis "when the world collide"..

[@jeffreymartinez5829]

I've seen Rob Zombie a couple times live and he brings the showmanship from this video to the stage in full force. The colors, the lights, the props, the costumes, all of it. It's phenomenal. You picked a good song to analyze.

[@goose5462]

Interesting, since he has absolutely no showmanship in the video, just a stagnate lump that moves his arms into the same poses.

[@dirtysmity]

but its the same exact show every time...seen him 4 times over the last 20 years and nothing changed like literally nothing since the first time i saw him in 02

[@01devilsmilitia]

i would LOVE to see him live

[@davidhutchins5576]

My 2nd concert to go to was Videodrone, Rob Zombie (Hellbilly Deluxe tour), and Korn (Follow the Leader tour). Abso-fuking-lutely amazing concert

[@reefmortician8361]

Its nice when he remembers the songs. Saw him at fort Rock and he forgot lyrics in TK'69 and more human than human

[@hazi5961]

You should definitely check out some of Rob Zombie's earlier work in White Zombie. Thunder Kiss 65, Soul-Crusher, Black Sunshine, More Human Than Human, Super-Charger Heaven would all be excellent choices.

[@2.2acreNDbear]

Soul Crusher 🤘

[@sindholsfolly6866]

I'm gonna hop on here and agree 100%. I have a very diverse taste in music and I truly believe the techno and industrial movement from the mid 90's is very underrated. The genre may not have the greatest vocalists but what they lack in vocal talent they make up for in performance, production and acoustical experimentation.

[@jaydeus]

SOUL CRUSHER is the fucken jam!

[@godofdun]

Black sunshine!

[@JohnnyBNerdy]

all of La Sexorcisto Vol. 1 is banger after banger

[@freyja9282]

One really cool thing about Rob Zombie is the woman you see in his videos and that sings in a lot of his songs is actually his wife Sheri Zombie. I always thought it was cool that she is always involved in his projects!

[@stephenowens3687]

Kinda like Yoko with John Lennon?

[@franzkozlik2026]

@@stephenowens3687 I would never dare to compare both ...

[@galerios1]

Rob Zombie, Robert Bartleh Cummings, and the lead singer of Powerman 5000, Michael David Cummings (Spider One) are brothers. Rob chose to take musical inspiration from horror movies, while Michael took inspiration from science fiction. Both are amazing metal musicians.

[@djjeeveslarue3499]

Mega Kung Fu Radio is a highly underrated album

[@breathstealer5486]

What?! That makes so much sense when I hear when worlds collide. It sounds so much similar

[@79Zhyr]

@@breathstealer5486When world's collide is their best song. Going to go listen since I haven't heard it in forver.

[@galerios1]

@@breathstealer5486 Yeah I know! It totally blew my mind when I found out. But then I thought about it and was like... Yeah, makes sense.

[@CCRBigHoss]

This is why I love this channel. I've listened to this song millions of times, yet she pointed things that I never realized or thought about before. It sheds a whole new light on the song

[@williamerickson520]

I've seen the video multiple times but either I forgot there actually was a witch in the car or never noticed.

[@jandell7]

Not a million times

[@CCRBigHoss]

@@jandell7 Ok, maybe 900,000 times

[@JustinDynamicD]

There are a lot of reaction channels out there, but there is something so genuine on these breakdowns that keeps me coming back.

[@houdin654jeff]

This song always makes me think of two things… 1. The Matrix, it’s playing in the club where Neo and Trinity first meet. 2. Playing Rock Band with my niece, this was one of the earliest songs she liked singing so we played it a bunch. Hearing a 6 year old belt out those lyrics is quite an experience.

[@jamesporter3656]

I always think of the matrix too.

[@jays106]

@@jamesporter3656 same here as matrix is one of my favorite movies

[@arcanask]

The Dragula Matrix remix is better than the original.

[@Boa_Omega]

That is the.Herman Munster Hot Rod Remix on his past, present, and future album.

[@dkayeb]

The song has another connection to Keanu Reeves besides The Matrix. In the movie "The Watcher", he did a crazy, psycho dance to this song.

[@ArcaneWolf9]

Rob Zombie is always good, tongue in cheek fun. His love for old (and bad) horror movies doesn't only play out in video images, he often incorporates odd dialogue into the songs themselves. Incorporating and layering different sounds, effects and media makes many of the songs an oddball experience, but if you're in for the fun, they certainly are entertaining and full speed energy.

[@markhornbuckle9081]

"Look, I know the supernatural isn't something that is supposed to happen. But it does happen."

[@tradeswithdbo]

I never knew how to describe the genre he's in.. It's like a wasteland, desert cowboy, metal industrial lol just reminds me of being young in late 90s

[@MrsDerpina3]

Funnily enough his beats are perfect for cardio lol I've been mainly listening to him when jogging, gives you that nice energy Boost.

[@arkvoodleofthesacredcrotch6060]

His little brother (in Powerman 5000) used a line from that robot movie you see in When Worlds Colide "You are a robot!"

[@nicoleandscottnelson3933]

This is my favorite band hands down. I always have to explain to people - there are plenty of bands I recognize have more TALENT - however Rob Zombie is able to produce a SOUND (or maybe theme?) that is truly unique and that gets me going more than music theory or complexity of lyrics. The SOUND is just so amazing it translates directly into feeling - regardless of message or intricacy.

[@chrisbillard5889]

Rob zombie is brilliant, and frankly, under appreciated. I'm a huge fan of his music and films, but even if it isn't your thing, you have to admit that his level of creativity is remarkable. If you listen to the entire "hellbilly deluxe" album, it really transcends any music genre. I feel its also important to know that he doesn't drink or do drugs, this is just total creativity.

[@metalmamasue3680]

HeII yes ! He's Iike a throw back to shock rock. I Iove AIice Cooper & saw him twice, and Rob Zombie. We saw him about 10 yrs ago during Mayhem Fest at Montage Mt in Scranton, PA. There was a serious accident on the road leaving the venue with at Ieast one fatality so the power went out for about 20 min. Someone slammed into a pole. So no one was going anywhere untiI they completed their investigation and opened the road again. Rob Zombie headlined and he played like an extra 30-60 min to entertain us, at his own expense. He broke into Metallica Iike he does, Enter Sandman and everyone goes nuts. It was truIy epic. My oIder son was aIso there and Iater he was on a Rob Zombie FB page and said how epic it was and how underrated John⁵ is (was at that time) as his guitarist. And John⁵ replied to him, he thanked my son for the compliment and for coming to the show. We had a great time, although I'm sorry someone Iost their Iife in that accident. 😔 I would not hesitate to see him again. He really sounds great Iive and puts on a fantastic show. 🤘😎 I think my favorite is FeeI So Numb.

[@robreesor5011]

His music is classed as industrial metal.

[@MrHammondCheese]

While its obvious Elizabeth has serious musical skill and an ability to really paint a picture with her words... Can I just take a second to appreciate her ability to rewind /exactly/ where she wants to pretty darn consistently? 😂 yet another talent among the many she posesses

[@Bob5mith]

She's been doing this for a few years now. She wasn't always this good, but she is very good at it now.

[@johnliller]

That's a byproduct of reading music. The video player is just a different format.

[@Plethora_of_Paucity]

Anyone who’s watched the video several times previously can jot down exactly where to rewind to. No skill required, just say that you’ve never seen it before.

[@QuantumBeeWellness]

His previous band, White Zombie, was the soundtrack to my life in the early to mid 90s! Particularly the Astro-Creep and La Sexorcisto albums. You'll love their bassist too!!

[@casey9098]

Same here. I lusted after Sean my entire youth🤣

[@vandermar1979]

Astro-Creep is an amazing album

[@djjeeveslarue3499]

Sean FOREVA!!!!!

[@skarlottt]

ditto

[@ChirdXtreme]

The slide guitar in More Human Than Human is one of my favorite sounds in any song ever

[@zach13342000]

Listening to this album in a car on full blast is amazing.

[@metalmamasue3680]

This ^^ I grew up on Led Zeppelin, Heart, AC/DC Scorpions, etc and I legit have mild hearing loss. 😂 I think I earned it seeing Metallica 4x back in the late 80's and early 90's up in the mosh pit. I regret nothing 😎🤘 My son, his gf and I still go see metaI bands. We're addicted to seeing Lamb Of God. Omg they're amazing. I will go til they plant me. 😁

[@m.b.7801]

You, sir, are asking for a speeding ticket.

[@jburner4299]

​@m.b.7801 Came to say this EXACT same thing. It is impossible for me to not bury my foot to the floor listening to this song, especially having a stick shift just makes driving so much fun. But, I'm always checking my mirrors about as much as watching the road. Mix in a little Motorhead - Ace of Spades and Motley Crue - Kickstart my Heart and I'm going to end up wrapped around a tree one day.

[@alanfoxman5291]

Dragula is like an auditory horror movie. The way the song drops out the music at spots is evocative of the way horror movies will have silence or a pause before a scare

[@kevinparker2375]

Rob Zombie is a self proclaimed old school horror fan (his movie House of 1000 Corpses is a "new" classic 70's horror movie). That is his wife Sherri in the black hat in the chorus. His work in White Zombie is awesome as well. Some others to check out are "Red Red Groovy", "Living Dead Girl" and "Thunder Kiss 65".

[@garethlagerwall]

+1 for Living Dead Girl

[@class5bodyworks]

I like Red, Red Kroovy. Been playing the hell out of that one lately.

[@johncasey2137]

House of 1000 Corpses would scar Elizabeth for life. lol

[@pb34r46]

This piece of magic has been on my workout playlist for over a decade! Will forever pump me up

[@zacharyanderson9522]

Of all the concerts that I’ve attended from ages 16 to now (36), Rob Zombie was the absolute best. The energy, showmanship and quality of his live music stands apart. You should try Living Dead Girl next.

[@mikegottschau4224]

Saw him when I was 17, and he was amazing. He did Living Dead Girl, More Human Than Human, and Dragula in that order for the encore, and there were videos going around some local facebook pages of the venue's windows shaking during Dragula 'cuz everyone was jumping and stomping in unison. It was awesome. One of the best shows I've ever seen.

[@DavidHernandez-gx1jn]

I was very fortunate to catch Rob zombie and Marilyn Manson for Halloween years ago, Manson was good, but imo Rob was amazing

[@nhelks]

I was lucky enough to see White Zombie back in the 90’s on the Astrocreep tour. You’re right about the energy; it was off the charts.

[@skimbeeble6143]

I've seen well over a dozen concerts and Robs was the absolute best. It made it even better that he brought out all the monsters from his music videos on stage to the point where Tob couldn't even move because there were so many people up there.

[@The.brocephus]

I saw Zombie in ’99 with Korn and his set is still the one I remember the most.

[@horimo8920]

It wasn't for twisted metal, I would probably never have known how great this song is.

[@beepboop204]

Rob Zombie and Twisted Metal are forever entwined in my mind

[@TedwardsTube]

You mean the PlayStation game? Is it used in that? I first heard the song in the movie The Matrix.

[@deauxburns6566]

Amen to that 🫡 Twisted Metal 3 is where I heard Rob first. Also Twisted Metal Black has amazing music

[@Mike-om4tv]

​@@TedwardsTubesame regarding matrix. That movie changed so much in my life lol

[@goofamatic]

For me it was Sled Storm on the PS1.

[@FrozenWeasel34]

your fascination with metal and your explination of layers is why classical mucic lovers also love metal

[@annaw252]

And to jump on that, why some metal lovers also love classical.

[@FrozenWeasel34]

@@annaw252 trust me grew up loving rock. It wouldn't be the same without classical!

[@leemacpherson6006]

His original band "White Zombie" was one of my favorites when I was a teenager in the 90's. They toured with Pantera in 1998. Deftones were the opener. Was my first concert. Astrocreep was an awesome album.

[@guggie]

I was at that show in Chicago!! Such a fun band to see live.

[@leemacpherson6006]

​@@guggieThe show I was at was in Hamilton Ontario

[@jonstapp6179]

I went to several White Zombie shows back in the ‘90s. They were definitely one of my favorite bands during that time.

[@obscillesk]

Hell yea, Astrocreep was the first album I bought with my own money :D

[@ADHDsquirrels]

Holy shit that would be a killer show

[@Angi_Core]

I love Rob Zombie. His concerts are amazing, he puts on a hell of a show.

[@crazygangrel]

One of the best live shows I’ve ever seen.

[@stephenm8725]

saw him over this summer, so I can concur \m/

[@csurampower]

Seen White Zombie/Rob half a dozen times in concert. To be honest, he's not a great singer, but it's good enough and it's never stopped me from enjoying the show.

[@jazzandfriends1]

@@csurampower Rob's issue with his live singing is that he and the band often prioritize the entertainment aspect of the show rather than the music, but like you said he's good enough regardless and the crowd gets insanely into the horror aspects and production. One of the best live artists you can see in terms of spectacles, doesn't hurt that the music is groovy and easy to dance to as well

[@Jeni-ow1kl]

Rob Zombie’s concerts ARE EPIC!! Such ENERGY!! 💥

[@quantumslasher]

Rob Zombie is a performer and a great maker of spectacles. His live shows have been hailed as some of the best in history.

[@flotzilla1126]

Best in history?? The theatrics and musicians, yes. The vocals, absolutely not! Rob is a great person, artist, creator, and entertainer, but he can't sing "live." I've seen him several times, and he can't even sing his own songs. He runs out of air and changes the tone of his vocals that ruin his songs for me. I've seen several people on here who say the exact same thing. He's great, but he's not a "live" singer!

[@mythoceanas8874]

Sheri Moon, girlfriend then, wife now is the girl in the black hat. She is in almost everything he does even back to white Zombie. I saw a concert with Rob Zombie and Disturbed a few years ago. Rob Zombie was an experience, he walked around in the crowd, took pictures with fans, gave hugs, it was an incredible experience.

[@LoneReb]

That sounds like one HELL of a concert

[@harveylong5878]

so Sherri is Rob's version of milla jovovich. explains why his re imagined version of Halloween, H2 were garbage

[@TheTruePhoenixAU]

Rob Zombie's brother is even more techno. Spider One in the group "Powerman 5000" - best known for doing the version of "Relax" in Zoolander and the song "When Worlds Collide" which is easily their most popular main stream song too.

[@2.2acreNDbear]

PM5K is great live

[@Seomus]

When Worlds Collide by Powerman 5000.

[@user-vs6hx9ib2o]

@@Seomus Yup, there's a quality I love, to his voice, even more than Rob's. Maybe Elizabeth could identify it for me :-)

[@dsnow5562]

I came here to recommend When Worlds Collide 👍🏼

[@mystic_tacos]

WZ and Rob I like more than PM5k but When Worlds Collide rivals anything in WZ or Robs catalog

[@templeofthehut]

Might just be me but it sounds like his singing is in perfect harmony with the drums. It makes it more rhythmic and a chanting quality.

[@missstorrm]

Evil? hm... He's vegan, has been with his wife for over 20 years, no scandals (as i can recall, at least), living on a farm helping animals... if that's the awful scary evil, then i think we'll be just fine being a bit evil ourselves :)

[@christhompson2006]

Vegan clinches it, he's evil.

[@jeremyvandeusen4317]

Sometimes some of the “scariest” people are the nicest, and the “nicest” people are the scariest.

[@kacperrybko]

​@@jeremyvandeusen4317like Corpsegrinder, Barney from Napalm Death, etc.

[@itsaUSBline]

His movies definitely do have a gleefully sadistic quality to them, so he just gets all his darkness out through his art. I think having a healthy outlet for some of our darker thoughts is why a lot of people who make that kind of stuff are actually really nice people.

[@AndyViant]

His former bandmates in White Zombie might disagree on the no scandals/no evil bit. There's a few burnt bridges there, for sure. Without knowing the full story I'll just say that sometimes people are angry because they've been mistreated, and sometimes they're angry because they've lost opportunities, or misunderstood something. Rob seems to be a really interesting and nice person from what we can see of him, but as every media personality, there would be an effort to cultivate a certain presentation of his personal life.

[@MikeBarnett1776]

This is a great song, and the video makes me laugh for many reasons... one of which is though the song is called Dragula, the car Rob's driving is actually the Munster Koach (or a replica) - the actual Drag-u-la was built from a coffin - or more accurately, a coffin was used as a mold to make the fiberglass body. No mere movie prop, it was a fully operational vehicle, with a 350hp Ford 289, and tons of aftermarket (and perhaps otherworldy) performance parts.

[@heatherwade2373]

Just want to say I don’t see nearly enough Rob Zombie reactions so thank you for doing this one.

[@jxstified7558]

Please more Rob Zombie no where near enough people react to his stuff and he has an amazing catalogue.

[@jsc315]

Hell his last album is some of his best work yet

[@theinsaneshecklador6598]

Or less Rob Zombie and more White Zombie.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

so true, Rob is painfully underrated.

[@briangrimm1024]

Astrocreep2000 is one of my personal favorite albums.

[@xenofonraptis8832]

You should consider doing "More Human Than Human" from his main band, White Zombie!!!

[@bvierasan]

That's such a cool song

[@imyoursuperbeast8220]

Or Thunderkiss 65'

[@skarlottt]

White zombie was the

[@skarlottt]

​@@imyoursuperbeast8220that was the best album in my opinion

[@toweringflesh]

honestly, anything off of “astro creep”. i know a lot of people suggest stuff from “la sexorcisto” and while there are some genuine bangers on it, my favorite of all time will always be astro!

[@TheYostInfection]

Rob Zombie was the first show I ever went to. Haven't really listened to him in over a decade and still remember every dang word. I loooove watching you experience him for the first time and give me some of the technical aspects I missed as a 16 year old metalhead.

[@NPC-zv8bo]

Their cover of KC and The Sunshine Band's I'm Your Boogieman is a very fun video to watch for Halloween. It was under his old band White Zombie before they broke up and Rob went solo. Wouldn't do it for vocal analysis as the entire song is done with some sort of electronic vocal distortion thing, but again...a very fun video to watch for Halloween!

[@mocat1]

Omg! Yes!!!

[@Deadwood1919]

It was funny that I really liked it, but could not place where i heard it before. Then I remembered it was a disco band that was the original. Almost had to give my metal card back.

[@ryllo2886]

He's got rats crawling in his hair in that one.

[@j0hnn13K]

I love this song, well.. anything Rob Zombie is and was involved with has a certain charm that is clearly his trademark. In a way he's like Alice Cooper, a chill guy living his best horror themed rock life and kicking behind at it. I find this song to be a perfect example of what Rob Zombie is about, his love for classic horror, tv shows, and movie direction are all present in this song. Thnx for this one Elizabeth :)

[@jasonnewman3355]

He's pretty open about being hugely influenced by Alice Cooper... they're currently even on tour together.

[@j0hnn13K]

@@jasonnewman3355 oh right, yes that too, but i meant more as a person, those two could be brothers ;)

[@metalmamasue3680]

​@@jasonnewman3355I want to go so bad but we already have tickets to 4 shows between August and October 😂 It shouldn't be too hard to talk my son into though 😁

[@kristinebarton760]

This is the epitome of the 90's hard rock/heavy metal

[@Ando2k10]

If you ever get the opportunity to see him in concert...DO IT. He puts on an amazing stage show. I kinda call his style of music "party metal" because he mixes in so different styles, plus clips of old films/shows. I got to see him four times in a two year period...the Mayhem Festival, the Hell on Earth tour with Slayer, the Halloween Hootenanny with Alice Cooper, and then, the following summer with Megadeth.

[@amandaforeman2626]

I saw him twice ! He is my absolute favorite person to see ! Such a great guy ! At the last concert I went to , he stopped the whole show to yell at a lady who was on the phone having a whole conversation , and continued while he was asking her to quit being rude ! “

[@josefu_velen]

I've seen him a few times live as well, and it's always an amazing show. The first time I saw him was with Korn in Portland, OR back in like 1999, at the Rose Garden (now called Moda Center). I was sitting in the very back row of the venue, and could still feel the wave of heat from his pyro wash over me.

[@starchitin]

I def second (or fourth?) this! I saw him a couple month ago with Alice Cooper and it was easily on par or better than some of my favorite concert experiences (Marilyn Manson, GWAR, ICP, Korn, Bauhaus, etc). He was also a LOT skinnier than I was expecting.

[@welljer]

Every time I've seen him he's always out of breath through songs. Stage show is awesome however his actual singing skills are below par

[@brye687]

Seen him solo 3 times Saw White Zombie once Every show was awsome He also jokes around live alot more than you'd expect.

[@MichaelScheele]

When you mentioned the various textures in the song, I thought that explains why a number of movies, TV shows, and video games used "Dragula" in their soundtracks. The most memorable is its use in "The Matrix" when Neo meets Trinity in the club, following the White Rabbit. White Zombie played at my college dorm before they became well known. Rob Zombie and the rest of the band were pretty laid back. He isn't his stage persona.

[@BotloB]

Exactly my thoughts. That techno vibe perfectly fits with "The Matrix".

[@amanDuhPlease2009]

Saw White Zombie back in 2005? In my hometowns tiny venue at a metal fest, they opened for Powerman 5000 and fell in love. Seeing Rob Zombie is still on my bucket list though.

[@nickgraff9413]

@@amanDuhPlease2009 Kinda jealous you got to see Family Night. Rob Zombie and Spider One from PM5K are brothers.

[@jazzandfriends1]

@@nickgraff9413 I got to see PM5K and Rob Zombie last summer in Council Bluffs, was sooooo good

[@stevesoutar3405]

This is fantastic track to hear on a big system at a rock club, & it's guaranteed to fill the dance floor with the opening bars !! Really great watching you discover Rob Zombie

[@jippy8976]

I’ve seen some legends play live but none of them energized the crowd like White Zombie did when I caught them play. The crowd at that show was on such a different level.

[@toweringflesh]

their ‘96 tour with pantera & eyehategod was legendary!!!

[@richard_n]

Rob Zombie is one of my favorite artists of all time and his songs really get me going. Plus his theory of music is the best I've ever heard. He said that if strippers can't dance to your music, what good is it? If you like this, you really should deep dive into more of his work. He has a ton of great hit songs.

[@brolohalflemming7042]

I used to DJ and loved opening 3am techno slots just with this track and video. It was great for that lil pick-me-up to get the crowd waking up and moving. Plus the outro beat was great to lead into something else suitably pounding. A very talented chap and an artist across the A/V range.

[@JonGreene-dg1dl]

@@brolohalflemming7042 The version played in the Matrix is the remix by hot rod herman......

[@TheHorzabora]

That’s a superb theory… I’d love to see it put to a wide ranging test, and not for the strippers :-P

[@bretthansen3739]

Back when this song was new it was a hit at a local country dance club. Seeing some great dancers line dance to this was both hilarious and fit oddly well.

[@N8HBad]

I really hope you take a dive into Nine Inch Nails some day. Trent Reznor might not be an “amazing” vocalist, but his music is incredible to me. The way he can go from heavy, in-your-face, pissed off industrial to soft, emotionally heavy, quiet (often within the same song) is so good. Plus all the little effects layered and layered on top of each other is amazing.

[@carlgibson285]

I agree with everything you said apart from the Trent's not an "amazing" vocalist part. He may not have the greatest range, tone or technique, but when it comes to conveying emotion I'm struggling to think of anybody better. When Trent sings, you feel every single word.

[@sunshaker01]

Yes and maybe a brief dip into How To Destroy Angels (Trent's side band with his wife, currently on hiatus).

[@obscillesk]

I feel like while Chino blends those with sincerity, Trent brute forces it with just unstoppable sincerity and honesty@@carlgibson285

[@RickReasonnz]

I think his work on Downward Spiral should make him considered as being a great vocalist. The pure rage and honest pain comes through so well - one of the most truthful albums written.

[@tiwagg5345]

I'd be interesting in her reacting to the unedited version of Closer. Definitely a trip right there

[@andre.gorley]

The thing that I love about Rob Zombie's music is the no matter how hard or "heavy" it gets, it's always fun and so damn easy to dance too!

[@Rye_Toast]

Having flashbacks to the industrial dance clubs I used to go to back in the day. Ahhhhhh the 90s were freaking amazing.

[@BuzzaB77]

his band White Zombie was one of the fist fusions of electronica, hip-hop, psychedelia and metal that I ever heard back in school. My French teacher handed me a tape with the Astro-Creep 2000 Album on it what a legend.

[@Advocate005]

Thunderkiss '65 El Phantasmo and the Chicken-Run Blast-o-Rama Good times, man. Good times.

[@thefelix420420]

@@Advocate005 I never try anything, i just do it wanna try me ?

[@keithiverson6687]

The sound bites and meaning from Thunderkiss ‘65 is from the movie Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!. It’s a crazy obscure cult B movie made in 1965, it took me forever to find a DVD copy of it as they made a very limited run of them. Coincidentally there’s a hair metal band from the 80’s called Faster Pussycat named after the same movie.

[@firehawk2324]

Rob Zombie is a huge horror nerd and it always shines through in his music videos and directing. He's also one of the nicest people around. He's one of my favorite people!

[@fitzlock8349]

"I feel like I'd be hopping in a club to this" you are absolutely correct and many of us have and still do! Industrial music was/is huge in clubs and this is a track that fills the floor.

[@joelhahn2501]

After this, I recommend *Ministry* (start with _Stigmata_ which features a famous pitch-bend and a scream that sounds like gargling broken glass & razor blades), and also *KMFDM* (start with _Juke-Joint Jezebel_ even though that's their "mainstream" hit rather than a song the fans like best; it has more actual singing than a lot of their stuff).

[@jasoneubanks5385]

But you have to listen to “Everyday is Halloween” for some background to where Ministry came from.

[@laodicea3513]

Definitely this sound have get the huge influence from Ministry by Al Jourgensen

[@bodyfarmbrat]

drug against war and so what live

[@theother1281]

Worth exploring Throbbing Gristle, Faust and Test Department as well.

[@dancarter8389]

Skinny Puppy would also be a good place to jump into, especially this time of year.

[@trevorsongary3431]

Layers is the key word. From the beginning to the end he keeps adding more and more layers. And all the layers keep coming forward and moving back. It's also supposed to be an auditory "trip". Even the stereo movement in the headset is meant to swirl around you head. Rob loves to play with the listener's equilibrium as you listen to the song. Almost like choreographing your bodies reactions to the music.

[@actonscaletrails2753]

yep

[@willfultrain6779]

Robs always had the kinda hippy disco meets metal vibe and that's what makes his music cool and good

[@BeardedSkeptic]

Strongly recommend some older White Zombie. The whole Astro Creep: 2000 record was really important for me (got kicked out of a church lock-in for sneaking into the youth pastor's office to listen to it, and invited to never come back). Their sound has always been horror influenced & involves lots of sound clips from sci-fi/horror movies. More Human Than Human is probably the obvious track as their most popular, but Electric Head Part 1 is killer, and I think you'd really like Blood, Milk, And Sky as an exploration of why texture is so important in rock/metal.

[@davidohalloran1311]

Astro Creep changed how I listened to music. Blood, Milk and Sky is an outstanding track on an epic album. It was sad to hear White Zombie broke up after such a monumental album.

[@snowayadventures]

chicken blast o rama was a favorite of mine!!!

[@sordid_mind]

Not quite from AstroCreep but my fav song from that time period is Feed The Gods. I think that song is seriously underrated & forgotten way too much

[@csmccarthy123063]

Don't forget Living Dead Girl!

[@jamessasson5982]

Lolol!!

[@Flagg795]

Good call! Rob is awesome. White Zombie was great back in the day & Rob’s solo career has been fun to follow. He is a little surly, but can be a great interview too if he is in the mood.

[@nodak81]

I used to work with a guy similar to Rob. He was older, he's probably about 73 now. Surly is a very kind way to describe him, old cranky bastard would be my choice. He was highly intelligent and artistic but man, was he an a-hole most of the time. He played a dozen different instruments and composed classical music symphonies and stuff like that. Even had them performed by local orchestras in front of big-wigs in the industry but he never found main-stream success and he was very bitter about it. Oh, and he also smoked crack to give him "inspiration". (yes, I'm serious)

[@twistedpixel756]

Falling into a rabbit hole was a perfect description of what his horror films feel like, you nailed that one when describing the video. He captures well the feeling of unstoppable, out of control, crescendoing dread and chaos. His wife, the dancer featured so heavily here, is a pretty decent actress as well. I generally watch horrors for thrill, but I watch his movies for an entirely different feeling.

[@justinhenderson2708]

Ive listened to this song probably 100 times and i cant remember ever noticing the sirens in the background. Definitely one of the benefits of watching someone such as yourself break down the song.

[@Mass-produced]

I've seen him so many times in concert. The whole band really puts on a show for every song

[@metalmamasue3680]

Yes ! We saw Rob Zombie in 2013 I beIieve, at Montage Mt, Scranton area, PA on the Mayhem Fest tour. There was a bad car accident on the road that takes you to the highway, you couldn't get out of that area without using that road and it was blocked off for hours, because there was at Ieast one fataIity, so they had to do their investigation. The power went out during FFDP and took a half hour for them to get the power back on. They played before Rob Zombie who played Iast. He played like an extra hour since no one could Ieave until the roads were opened. He either played for free or had to pay for that extra time, and it was epic. Big props to him for that. It still took us hours to get out of there but it was worth it to hear him play for so long. Great show !

[@marcibrabb199]

It's so interesting to think some people have never listened to music like this. I grew up with it, so it's fun to see someone experiencing it for the first time.

[@Strik.9]

Rob Zombie is an entertainer. I saw them once at Mayhem Fest 2010. We went tto see Lamb of God. Korn, and Hatebreed mostly. We all loved White Zombie but didnt expect much. Best performance by far.

[@metalmamasue3680]

Yes, we saw him at Mayhem Fest in 2013 at Montage Mt, near Scranton, PA. It was a great show. There had been a bad car accident on the road outside Montage Mt, you couldn't Ieave because the road was closed for hours since there was a fatality and they had to do their investigation. So Rob Zombie played an extra hour or more since no one could leave. It was a great show and having an extra hour of Rob Zombie made the hours long wait to Ieave, worth it.

[@Strik.9]

@metalmamasue3680 That's cool as hell. His back story is intriguing. Never realized Spider One was his brother.

[@metalmamasue3680]

​@@Strik.9That's excellent, I didn't know. Yeah after the show, within a few days my older son (who was there with us) said something on their FB page I think it was, about how John⁵ who was the guitarist at that time, was underrated and sounded so good and John⁵ himself replied and thanked my son and thanked us for coming to the show. They seem like cool guys indeed. I wouldn't hesitate to go again, same with my son. We see metal and hard rock shows every summer. We've seen Lamb Of God 3 yrs in a row and they just get better each time. I would Iove to see Elizabeth react to Descending, my favorite LoG song. The drumming alone is next level. Idk why, but it speaks to me deeply. I think she would Iike it. Lol 😎🤘

[@davegink9222]

White zombie was awesome in concert! Preferred his work with them, than solo.

[@jaredfarney675]

Rob Zombie is really cool. His style is "groove metal " and B movie horror. He is very involved in many aspects of his music, performance and directing. He even made a creepy cartoon movie. Good job on the reaction.

[@vogelvrouw]

i havent known this song for long but spotify kept recomending it to me after albums and playlists and i absolutely love it, it's quickly become one of my favorites

[@firewater1022]

Of everyone you've reviewed Elizabeth, Rob is the one you must absolutely see live! His shows are simply the funnest concerts, he's an amazing performer, and the crowds are always great.

[@Daymond1973]

There's a raw power to his voice I love. Dragula is a fave. Also check out Living Dead Girl which is another favorite.

[@metalmamasue3680]

Feel So Numb is a favorite of mine.

[@Socialfourtwenty]

Watching her breakdowns of epic songs is akin to audible edging. When you, yourself, know the song your ears are yearning 😂

[@metalmark1214]

Elizabeth takes a ride with Rob Zombie in his Dragula. Hold on, it's going to be a helluva ride.

[@SynicalDan]

This song is an absolute banger, and blows my hair back as much as it did when I first heard it in 1999. It's risky to be driving on the streets when this song comes on...instant speeding ticket.

[@shoelessbandit1581]

It's scientifically proven you drive an average of 10 mph faster than you normally would. Not great when you're already speeding

[@joesantiago413]

This is gonna be hard to put into words but I'm gonna try. Watching your videos, hearing, seeing and feeling your emotions and perspective on music I've loved my entire life is so fun to watch. The joy and expression on your face honestly makes me so happy. You put a perspective on it that no one has or can. It really helps because you are so beautiful and intelligent. You make some of the cutest faces. I absolutely love what you do!!!!

[@DarthRayj]

What you said about bouncing in the club to this is really funny because I spend a lot of time at my local goth club and this gets played probably every other week or so! It's honestly a really fun song to stomp around to in a partially lit club with a bunch of people wearing all black

[@Zeitgeist6]

I saw him live once. Really cool show. He really loves his 50's horror and scifi stuff and creates such a fun atmosphere with it.

[@steviecretin3960]

That wavey sound at the start is at lease based on the Theremin. It was used quite often on 30s scare movies. And same for many of the costumes in the video. I can't help but think Rob Zombie got a hold of these and thought, "I'm going to make a song and video with these" :)

[@acthompson727]

I saw him live last year and the man sounds exactly the same, absolutely phenomenal voice and performer Edit: Fun fact, his wife Sheri Moon Zombie, is in this video, they’ve been together 30 years

[@alchemist3661]

A little fun fact, this song was (allegedly) written in 20 minutes. While recording the album, it was found out that all the songs Rob had put together, wasn't long enough to fill out the contract he had with the label. So he wrote this song just to fill the time

[@dewedytwo3246]

Funny, that’s the same thing that happened with Paranoid by Black Sabbath

[@joelwatkins]

You know what they say "diamonds are formed under pressure" 😅

[@MaaZeus]

Surprisingly a lot of good songs are made like that. You have to trust your artistic intuition and go with the feel and emotion. You do not have time to overthink it, which is sometimes detrimental in song writing.

[@Shinigammi420666]

A cool tidbit about Rob and his brother Spider. While Rob went for the more horror based aspects in many of his songs, Spider (lead singer for Powerman 5000) was driven more towards the sci-fi realm. Each had their own favorites growing up which later influenced them in their music careers :)

[@BlackieNuff]

Rob Zombie is too much damn talent in one human body - musician, film director, graphic artist - the guy does it all in the creative arts. You have to admire his brilliance in combining the most obscene and gory images with the classic horror elements (MGM classic monsters, etc).

[@DustinHarms]

Rob Zombie/White Zombie is totally implanted in my mind of late 90s/early 2000s music. Super creative, super trippy, but really catchy and driving. Some of their songs still just make me laugh but headbang at the same time. Just so unique and representative of a genre that I don't even feel exists anymore.

[@jim2245]

I haven't heard his recent material in the last 5 or 10 years, but, he's a diabolical musical genius. His ability to mesh music and percussion with whatever environment he's immersed himself in is second to none. And he's certainly not afraid to experiment with new and old artistic ideas. One of his gems is Superfreak.

[@Carol-D.1324]

I absolutely love that she’s always positive about everyone she listens to. She just makes me happy to be here. ✌️&❤️

[@jsc315]

The one thing about music is that it should always be enjoyed.

[@bloodofmyenemies]

$$$

[@jasonkeith5537]

If you really want to experience Rob Zombie you need to go see him live. Some of the best stage shows I've ever seen. 100% showman!!!

[@corypyo]

Yes!! He’s always been about the theatrics. I got to watch him and Alice Cooper for a Halloween show. INCREDIBLE!!

[@constructionbootgazer]

Has he ever done a tour with GWAR? They’re not my taste, but huge respect for the shows they put on live as well.

[@adamkey1092]

They somehow sound just like this live also they put on an amazing show with him headbanging / powder looking like smoke from his head / his cage dancers / clear liquid filled guitar that he sprays the crowd with that’s fake blood, it’s fantastic!!!

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

Uhhh idk about the fake blood due to people with allergy issues 😂 lmao does he add a warning?

[@teubks]

@@Silver_wind_1987_no, typically when you go to these types of shows fake blood is probably not the worst fluid you’ll come into contact with.

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

@teubks no but still....I'd be adding a warning for the ones who either break into hives or anaphylaxis ya know?

[@metalmamasue3680]

You definitely should never go to a Rammstein show if who knows what fluids may be encountered, has you worried 😂

[@kunipshunfit]

I saw Rob Zombie and Korn in The Mississippi Coast Colosseum in 2000. This video, awesome as it is, cannot portray the power his music has in person. The percussion from the bass could literally be felt for thousands of feet outside the arena. I was in the 2nd row. After the concert I couldnt hear for 3 days. Young and dumb. The slam from those drums made alot of people sick. lol It was amazing.

[@apexderrick]

Credit to Beavis and Butthead for bringing White Zombie more into the mainstream. I love the 90s industrial sound more than almost any other heavy genre of music. Nine Inch Nails would, of course, be fun for you to explore as well. Thanks for reviewing this one!

[@DeathColdBeer]

oh snap? SHe hasnt Heard Reznor yet? i figured by now surely...with Tool etc...oh man. A NIN catalouge of songs would cause some traffic and one will be me.

[@OlySasquatch78]

The first time I saw Rob Zombie was in 1993 when he was in the band White Zombie. I was a freshman in high school. It was the first of many shows I seen them. Also the bassist Sean had to sit through the whole show because she had a appendicitis and the show prior to the one in Seattle that I was at some moron decided to spray mace into the crowd causing her problems. Great memories from all their shows.

[@troublesomethings]

This song still give me goosebumps after so many years and thousands of listens

[@ostlandr]

Check out the "Hot Rod Herman" club remix from the soundtrack from "The Matrix."

[@454k30]

Rob Zombie is such an exceptional mix of metal, techno, and just sound wizardry that some of those songs will never sound old or aged.

[@bluejokelpie1044]

Dragula is like THE song for Halloween! Excellent choice! Rob Zombies Voice is such a weird thing to me. I don't think I can name any singer whose voice sounds so consistently distorted and full of grit. Now I'm just waiting for an analysis of Kyo from Dir en grey and be happy :) Happy Halloween everyone!

[@aaronclift]

Lemmy from Motörhead comes to mind as someone who fits your description.

[@WinteringHeart]

Omg FINALLY someone else mentions Kyo! Been a huge Dir En Grey fan since I was like 12 and heard Yokan and Child Prey. Very different songs but I was a weird kid so it fit. I’m utterly obsessed with Tada, mada, watashi from his other band Sukekiyo right now. Rediscovered it recently and forgot how much I love it.

[@greenworm7915]

I have this CD and still love it. He’s very talented!

[@beepboop204]

def still is a fun listen

[@AK-460Magnurse]

Seen White Zombie back in '96. One of the best stage shows of the 100 or so concerts I've been to. Dude is a Absolute Beast. And so intelligent to boot. So fun watching her react to metal songs I love, I feel proud like it's My music she's listening to.

[@mitchmercredi]

I saw him open for Ozzy a few years ago. His band was incredible, they blew me away! Such a great set

[@leniobarcelos1770]

Maybe she should do a reaction to the song, 'Iron Head' where Rob and Ozzy sing together.

[@saadesigner07]

I was never really a Rob Zombie fan. I had never listened to him other than in passing. I got to see him open for Korn back in 2009 or 2010, and he BLEW me away. Such a good show. He had John 5 and Joey Jordison in his band at the time. They killed it.

[@Jeff-el3zy]

I saw Rob Zombie at the Rock is Dead tour in Gulf Shores MS with Korn. Even though he opened for Korn, he BLEW THEM AWAY. Everyone left the Coliseum saying he upstaged Korn by an order of magnitude. So amazing.

[@53ryanadams53]

JUst saw Rob at a music festival this past May and this dude can still kill a show i had a blast and loved every song even the ones I didn't know.

[@jerryransdell3450]

Rob Zombie's style of metal is unique to him and has been dubbed by the industry as "Comic Book Horror " as it is heavily influenced by his passion for old horror movies and the old horror comic books from the 1960s and 1970s.

[@KirkTeetzel]

The beauty of White Zombie (Rob Zombie) was that it got everybody on the dance floor. Great metal with an awesome beat

[@chevleclair493]

This is probably too late, but I've always heard Rob Zombie's vocal style in this song is akin to a lit bomb being thrown into a volcano. Then there's a tiny beat followed by an eruption. Think of the chorus, bridge, and coda as the product of the eruption. The fire, smoke, ash, and explosion all coming out at once. It's very intense.