Old Composer REACTS to Rob Zombie FEEL SO NUMB // Heavy Metal Music Reactions & Dissections

[@1949bug]

Dude “house of a 1000 corpses” and “devils rejects” are absolute classic horrors ......not listened to his music for 20 years now 🤯👌 thanks for the reminder 🙏

[@L33PL4Y]

Zombie's most recent three albums are fucking incredible, check them out: Rat Regeneration, Electric Warlock, and Lunar Injection.

[@redrumredrum7950]

Rob is so multi-talented! His music has always rocked, his art background definitely helps with ideas for his videos and stage shows, and his movies are awesome too 🤘🏻. Mofo's groovy at everything 🤯. Supercharger Heaven, from Astro Creep:2000 during White Zombie, is arguably one of the most awesome songs to rock to.👍🏻

[@sammylane21]

Especially HELLBILLY DELUXE and SINISTER URGE.

[@MrChrislur]

Rob is a legend. YEEEEAH

[@JLeaf-xs7yp]

SEPULTURA SOULFLY PANTERA Love all your dedication and creative content Geebz ❤

[@shotaholic1]

Rob Zombie also did all the artwork in the “trippy” scene from Beavis & Butthead Do America

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

I was obsessed with that as a kid. Little did.I know...lol

[@PD2KC]

@@MaynardsSpaceship same. Like ohh he was tripping on peyote little did I know

[@L33PL4Y]

He didn't just "do all the artwork" during that scene, he drew and animated the entire scene himself.

[@Salomon_G]

@@L33PL4Y It was only inspired by Rob's art. The sequence was directed and animated by Chris Pryonski

[@rammsteinrulz16]

Why is Geebz' "Awwright~" so satisfying?

[@Youtubz12]

Its genuine. Not much of that around anymore

[@elliotjgc]

One production thing i find really cool in some of rob zombies album is how sometimes what you think is a synth is a guitar part, the melody you mention in the chorus coudl be a synth or does sound like possible a guitar with a whammy pedal (effect that shifts the pitch up or down by a maximum of 2 octaves). As a guitarist that loves messing with sounds, stuff like that is what caught my ear with rob zombie's music.

[@thehe2546]

Agreed! I’m a keys player in a zombie tribute and it can be difficult figuring out what I should be playing

[@chrismeachum1107]

You should absolutely check out the band Underoath. They have a certain controlled chaos aspect to their mid 2000s stuff that only gives it more depth with each listen, while also having some incredibly memorable hooks. I recommend either “A Moment Suspended in Time” or “Casting Such a Thin Shadow”

[@cakemike83]

I've listened to Rob Zombie since the Hellbilly Deluxe album. And, and this my opinion, there's never been a bad album.

[@insaned4666]

Seriously! People kinda shat on some of his more recent albums … and I have no idea why other that the funky names. The albums have all been pretty awesome!

[@fanatic26]

@@insaned4666 Its because they grew up with his best work as White Zombie. The last few Rob Zombie albums sound more like something required to fill a record contract then anything hes actually had any passion for.

[@insaned4666]

@@fanatic26 Obviously, I wouldn’t agree with you at all there. The only one that seemed that way to me was the Hellbillly Deluxe 2 album. That one was …. Disappointing.

[@danieljesus5987]

I loved his latest

[@CraigKeidel]

@@danieljesus5987 His latest is great but I think his one directly before that is probably the best he's released since his peak. Adding John 5 into the process has really refreshed and invigorated his sound.

[@chadzillas5180]

Hey Geebz try square hammer by Ghost. Good band and on the lines of Rob zombie

[@AkashaOConnell]

Yas Ghost!!

[@cloudbloom]

I love the song by them called He Is

[@makjak111]

Good band but not remotely similar lol

[@chadzillas5180]

@@makjak111 theatrics yes. I’ve seen Rob zombie live. Watch the music video dance macabre by ghost.and tell me that’s not Rob zombie inspired?

[@makjak111]

@@chadzillas5180 fair enough. I wasn't thinking live show presentation

[@skylerfunderburgh2014]

Just bought AKG headset for my tech drum kit and i'm excited! Been looking for a better one and I'm sure these will be the ones I'll keep forever. Thx Geebs!

[@adamhenton6221]

OH YEAH! Lil Rob Zombie on a Friday. Love this stuff!! 👍😎🙂🤙

[@carolynm.7530]

Geebzs you have just as an incredible talent in music as anyone in this music biz right now. It's just so different as to how it use to be presented. No worries, just do you! I love all your musical representations. Your acoustics are just out of this world, especially the one on your tick tock video when you're taking your doggie a bath. I absolutely love that one! 💙🎶🤯

[@ianjohnson171]

I'm so glad you did this song! This has always been my favorite of his, and it's never gotten as much attention as his more popular main stream hits. Maybe check out The Scorpion Sleeps next.

[@LJ-yz4ob]

Seeing him for the 4th time in September. He puts on a fantastic show.

[@UnemployedClown1]

Danny Elfman and Rob Zombie both worked on Tim Burtons first full length film Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Zombie was a directors assistant, so an actual connection there matey. Keep up the good vibes!

[@CraigKeidel]

I did not know that about Zombie! That's super cool. Love both Zombie and Elfman.

[@4flyingfish]

I remember loving that movie as a kid when I used to hat pretty much any other kids movies... that explains SO much as an adult. @_@

[@shotaholic1]

Rob was actually the “art director” on the “Pee Wee’s Playhouse” series also

[@stuartculshaw5342]

Dude you are taking me on a musical road listening to tunes for the first time. This is amazing

[@savagetilley2782]

LOVE Rob and LOVE this song.

[@jasondaniels640]

One of my favorite songs. Such a jam!

[@anabainein]

Rob Zombie has the great ability to craft a sonic narrative. All the way back to "la sexorcisto" you can 'see' the band by the feel of the music.

[@chrisdenman2847]

Yay! Zombie!

[@deminybs]

Ahhh yes....I remember elementary school friend getting this album and playing it on repeat all day haha over at his grandma's. Good times

[@MalinLH]

Converge - Dark Horse Converge - Heaven in Her Arms Dillinger Escape Plan - Widower Dillinger Escape Plan - Endless Endings Cave In - Big Riff Botch - We Are The Romans Would love any of these. Thanks for all you do.

[@jaratt85]

A major one that go unmentioned most times is Iron Head off that same album and it's the song he did with Ozzy. Something most people don't know about him is he actually started out by doing the set design for Pee Wee's Playhouse.. and he also did the peyote trip scene for Beavis and Butthead Do America. (which makes so much sense going back and watching it again) Not only did he do the music for it but all the animation too. I had to crack up when your head started going around in circles at the same time that in the video Rob is spinning his hair in a circle.. because yes I've seen that video enough times to be able to tell :P You know something about Rob Zombie.. I think he's one of the few modern bands that understands the need for a massive groove and in your face bass.. In all honesty, it reminds me of Fleetwood Mac, especially The Chain (which I can't believe you haven't done.. and please do the remastered album version when you do) the bass line in The Chain.. is off the chain for lack of a better saying.. and we all know Mick's drums are always amazing sounding.

[@vonVile]

Do some of Rob Zombie's newer stuff. - "Dead City Radio" - "Get High" - "Satanic Cyanide" - "Teenage Rock God" - "Shadow Of A Cemetery Man" (off his just released album)

[@fanatic26]

Or do his best work from White Zombie and leave the newer mediocre stuff alone

[@CraigKeidel]

@@fanatic26 Last two albums are seriously solid, sorry my dude.

[@L33PL4Y]

@@fanatic26 Yeah for real, you're dead wrong. Rat Regeneration, Electric Warlock, and Lunar Injection are all by far Zombie's best work since the original Hellbilly. La Sexorcisto isn't even that great. Zombie's best albums are Astro Creep, Hellbilly Deluxe, Rat Regeneration, Electric Warlock, and Lunar Injection.

[@pablojosegarciacounago7265]

​@@L33PL4Y the sinister urge is in my opinion (and for most people) his best solo work after Hellbilly. And for his recent albums, the best one is Venomous Rat. Anyway, all of his records had some really amazing moments

[@pablojosegarciacounago7265]

​@@fanatic26Hellbilly Deluxe, and the sinister Urge are really amazing records, and Educated Horses or Venomous Rat are great too. His really solo stuff has many good moments too

[@joeygauvin2765]

In the same mood of horror rock I'm surprised you haven't done some danzig or misfits. How the gods kill is awesome

[@kimberlyowenssargent4253]

Agree on that song and just Danzig in general.

[@brentliebrecht7866]

The band at this time was Blasko and Riggs on guitar and bass , Tempesta on drums ( holdover from WZ) and Rob Himself.

[@foxholelove87]

Did not see you pulling out Rob Zombie! I like it though! Growing up my dad and I would rock out to Rob Zombie!

[@TacticalFlatcap]

This is one of those albums that is a true anthology, i can listen it on loop on long drives over and over. A real masterpiece imho.

[@worldismyashtray]

I can be in the calmest of moods and this song will come on and I must head bang.

[@siskovich]

Rob Zombie's albums really take off when John 5 (John Lowery) joins, which I think is on the next record. Guitar genius with 8 or so solo records of his own, in addition to having played with Marilyn Manson. Great songwriting partnership with Rob.

[@CraigKeidel]

Yeah John's talents were really wasted on Manson, I'm glad he joined Rob

[@Desolaytore]

@@CraigKeidel How were they wasted? Those two Manson albums were great.

[@CraigKeidel]

@@Desolaytore Because Manson is fucking awful. Best thing that ever happened to Rob was Manson having to pull out of touring for his recent issues. A lot of Zombie fans have avoided seeing him live because Manson was always on the ticket

[@L33PL4Y]

Totally disagree. Zombie's best album is Hellbilly Deluxe, Sinister Urge is alright but far weaker, Educated Horses only has a couple of really great tunes on it and the rest is forgettable, Hellbilly 2 is a horrible, uninspired insult to the Hellbilly Deluxe name, and then Zombie FINALLY got truly great again on Rat Regeneration and he's been incredible ever since on the subsequent two albums.

[@shotaholic1]

@@Desolaytore Manson never let J5 play the way he wanted. Manson treated him like absolute garbage and didn’t let J5 shine the way Rob does.

[@wallflower630]

Wow. Flashback lol. I had a cassette full of his music, great for long road trips. Rocking. Great video. Thank you.

[@kevinschotte2106]

Never been a big fan of Zombie...I do dig Astro Creep 2000 though! KickassRECORD! Another cool vid Geebz! Keep it up!

[@notsure1350]

La Sexorcisto was good too but I agree Astro Creep was definitely the best. I loved it.

[@L33PL4Y]

Astro Creep is one of the best industrial albums of all time. To me, the only record that tops it is Static-X's Wisconsin Death Trip.

[@Salomon_G]

La Sexorcisto was the best. By far. In every way.

[@L33PL4Y]

@@Salomon_G No way, Sexorcisto really isn't that great compared to Astro Creep.

[@Salomon_G]

@@L33PL4Y Better in every single way. LS is a masterpiece. Most White Zombie fans know better, especially musicians.

[@klitlikaswtfzone3220]

FINALLY SOME ZOMBIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS... keen on more... even keen on a live reacts if you can decent footage of the tour that included Joey Jordison on DRUMS... (i was lucky enough to see that line-up live)

[@lilscrydvl]

Zombie is just one of those people that absolutely blow my mind - I have no idea how he can be that creative, in so many different avenues (yes related but vastly different at the same time), and just keep going. I get tired thinking of how insane his brain works lol plus, Sherri Moon is just perfect for him. They're like Mortician and Gomez Addams.. And she's constantly supporting and inspiring him.. that said, who is excited for the Munsters?!

[@williamclose6978]

Another unsung hero of the work Rob Zombie did was the soundtrack for the music/atmospheric effects for a video game called "Nightmare Creatures". Good stuff Geebz👍. Still hoping for some Faith No More breakdowns. "The Real Thing" or "Zombie Eaters" are great examples of Mike Patton's debut album with the band.

[@Wildman70892]

Hearing Rob Zombie on the soundtrack as I played Twisted Metal as a kid absolutely formed my taste in music 🤘

[@ShavidDerf]

So nostalgic. Got a suggestion, Geebz. I need some back up on this, too from people. Please check out Frontier Psychiatrist by The Avalanches. I assure you, it's like nothing you've done yet. Please? Really want to see your reaction on this one of a kind song. Thanks.

[@murdockreviews]

I'm all for it!!

[@4flyingfish]

Can I upvote this 6 times? Lol

[@j.j.6327]

Great choice. My favorite Zombie song. It definitely doesn’t get enough love. You should also try White Zombie. Either “black sunshine” or “super charger heaven”

[@TonyHavenMusic]

In my opinion, this was his best album start to finish, it clicked all of the elements of who he is together perfectly

[@cowsdotricks]

It's all about White Zombie baby!

[@kurnhurin4118]

A great little song, I know this was someone's intro music as a wrestler in the WWE. Also, the song "Never Gonna Stop Me" also on the sinister urge was used by the wrestler The Edge. At the time I remember thinking "surely he should be writing a song for the undertaker?"

[@cowsdotricks]

Edge

[@kurtdurlesser4073]

"Those Who Know" by Estradasphere from their album "Palace of Mirrors"

[@Ice_Box_Gym]

My 1st concert! December 2nd 2001 in Madison, WI

[@DarkenDrekon]

You should check out a band called The Birthday Massacre, they are a lesser-known band. I've never heard them on the radio but, I'm interested in your take on them. If you are looking for something from their "depute" I'd check out "Lovers End" or "Blue" Other good tracks from them: "In the Dark" "Superstition" "The Other Side" and "Under Your Spell"

[@RimshotKiller]

First heard Rob Zombie in the Flatout 2 soundtrack. That was fun stuff...

[@riccardocravero3614]

For a very rhythm-heavy and groovy track, listen to More Human than human

[@grinningdogs]

I love me some Zombie, honestly i really like his work with John5 on the later albums

[@Slaughterhauzen]

I love a lot of the bands and songs you cover (please do more Mastodon, like Capillarian Crest), but if I had to say the most important figure in my personal music journey, it has to be Joshua M. Homme. Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures, Eagles of Death Metal, Desert Sessions....the man is the true King of Rock n Roll. He even does backup vocals on the Mastodon banger "Colony of Birchmen"

[@kornyque8081]

How about some Incubus "pardon me" think you would enjoy that!

[@greghanson869]

This to me, by FAR, is his most under appreciated album.

[@L33PL4Y]

...You're crazy, it's his most popular album. You do know that it's his highest fan-rated album, right? Everyone loves this record. I personally think it's weak, Feel So Numb is the only truly great track on it, and everything else on it is either poppy wankery or weak songwriting.

[@sleepwalker6825]

Can you React To Thunder kiss 65 ... Banging Track By White Zombie ... Love the Breakdowns Thank You Sir Noel

[@notsure1350]

Yes a million times yes

[@notsure1350]

Worthy of note as well: Black Sunshine

[@beaujacquier2514]

Rob Zombie is one of the most amazingly talented artists and one of the very few artists of whom I own every album. And i know that you may be sick of me saying it (but at the same time I don't care), would love to see you break down Yoshu Fukushu by Japanese band Maximum The Hormone.

[@hays9008]

Hey Geebz watching from Torquay (Bells Beach) Australia. Cold and surf is rotten

[@cosimomarino6885]

Ooo man what a great tune!!! Machine Head - A Farewell to Arms let’s goooo

[@andrewsavage3356]

Would love to hear some more Between the Buried and Me. 'Extremophile Elite' would be killer, and is off the same album as Astral Body; 'Future Sequence,' which is a masterpiece. Keep up the good work!

[@TheMachoBurrito]

youve helped me listen

[@erikfrankfurt4650]

This song's a real toe-tapper. I've been into Rob Zombie since I was 14 (2014). I was attempting to simply analyze this song as Geebz would, but I noticed that my foot was just going.

[@erikfrankfurt4650]

After listening through, I realized that this is a legitimate song to dance to. My foot plapped the whole way through at the same tempo.

[@Liz-cmc313]

Saw him 5 times and each show was better than the last.

[@L33PL4Y]

Fuck yeeeeesss, more Zombie. Do some White Zombie and more Rob Zombie. I'd love to hear Grease Paint and Monkey Brians.

[@Flugmorph]

flatout 2 nostalgia rushing through me

[@jasonyoung4926]

I'd like your take on "Voice of the Soul" by Death

[@brothadarrell8315]

Have you looked into Silverchair? I'd love to hear what you think of the song Pure Massacre. They were 15 years old, singer/guitarist Daniel John's and the other 2 play bass and drums. Israel's Son is an incredible song too but the radio in 1995 played mainly "Tomorrow" which is also amazing. Please do one on any of those...at least listen to them on ur own time..they never quite had a good album after that debut in 1995 but it was huge...thank u

[@tedmowsby9607]

Never had a good album after that? I beg to differ. Freak Show, Neon Ballroom, both superior IMO.

[@andreweconomos6081]

Geebz! I second the submission for Ghost. Square Hammer is great, as well as Faith, Dance Macabre, and Rats. If you're looking g for something different when you cycle back to Nightwish, I'd recommend While Your Lips Are Still Red, The Crow The Owl and The Dove, or Slow Love Slow, which is their take on soft swing jazz and IMO Annette's best performance with them. Enjoy!

[@ХуйСгоры-й3у]

Rush - Far Cry Styx - Red Storm

[@chrisburrelljr9270]

More human than human by rob zombie please

[@franzpattison]

Speaking of engineering I think Antichrist Superstar by Marilyn Manson is one of the best produced albums I've ever heard, particularly the songs Tourniquet, Cryptorchild, and Man That You Fear. I'd love to hear your impressions on any of those.

[@cole-ou6zs]

Do more rob zombie, do songs from his Astrocreep 2000 album

[@donovandelaney3171]

I wonder where Rob Zombie found all those cheerleaders and Goths?

[@noholdsbarred8194]

Love Rob Zombie, but always prefered White Zombies' music from 90s

[@kelbygassett1389]

Got a suggestion from the album Decomposer by The Matches, The Barber's Unhappiness, think you'll dig it.

[@HarbingerOfTruth1]

I would recommend analyzing something like Agalloch as I don't think you've really touched on doom/black metal yet and they are a great band which I hope you'd find interesting. Songs like In the shadow of our pale companion and Falling snow would definitely be worth checking out

[@pablomaya2735]

Maybe try listening Unhallowed by Dissection? They were one of the most professional black metal bands with very enchanting sections and solos.

[@wolframreactor74]

Thunderkiss 65 is epic

[@darktranquillitea939]

666 views at the time I'm watching this. Couldn't get better for Rob 😂🤘🏽

[@TheKevv57]

Hey Geebz absolutely loving your content! One band I would love to see you react to is an instrumental band called Scale the Summit- The Great Plains. I’ve never seen anyone talk about them.

[@MisterBrimm]

I feel like Trent Reznor's career more closely resembles Danny Elfman, with the Oscars for film scores and what not.

[@joehynes5452]

nods head in agreement

[@kyuzo6661]

Spot on with Zombie's talents. Please check out "Superbeast" and "In the Age of the Consicrated Vampire We all Get High".

[@MrJesseforsell]

Could you listen to something with Howard Jones for example old killswitch engage or light the torch

[@BUD420MAN]

Probably the most played artist in Gyms and Strip Clubs of all time!! Very creative mix of Metal and Techno!!! Please React to Jason Richardson and Luke Holland - Ho's Down PLEASE !! Awwwright!

[@alexvoyd1132]

Geebz have you ever done any black metal reactions? I think you will love old Satyricon or Emperor

[@jaredzolik361]

Do Jason Becker!!!! Please!

[@HappyMonda]

Geebz, take a look into The Melvins! Over 30 albums of experimental work. Don't listen to Revolve it's too easy. History of Bad Men, The Talking Horse, Bloated Pope, Amazon, The Mechnical Bride, there's so many amazing and truly unique songs

[@r0x666]

Cool stuff. Check out Thornhill - Nurture too. Cheers.

[@ttoettoe9324]

I'm a new subscriber! Love your breakdowns. I'd like to recommend: Colin Stetson | "Hunted"

[@Tdeadman511]

I suggest "Return of the Phantom Stranger" from Hellbilly Deluxe album.

[@gabrielgonzatti140]

Please listen to tool descending and vicarious

[@Katuulu]

React to Ghost - Zombie Queen!

[@karlbosilev1]

I’d like to recommend anything by Jerry Cantrell. Maybe to get the real feel of what he’s about listen to Psychotic Break, phenomenal song.

[@edgeofsociety]

Stavesacre - Gold and Silver. I promise you that it will give you that chicken skin feeling. Post-hardcore band (1995 - present) but really went with a lighter song that tugs on the heart strings on this track. PLEASE consider this one!

[@billbill3915]

NOFX - The Decline. You won't be sorry.

[@sehrgrossesglied5000]

Ohh Yeah :D

[@kyuzo6661]

Hey, check out "Kiss the Go-Goat" by the band Ghost!

[@klitlikaswtfzone3220]

(also i guess a reluctant shout-out to the EX to got me into ROB/WHITE ZOMBIE)

[@ashhenderson4327]

Geebz! My favorite reaction channel! I'd love to see a reaction to Create Couldn't Keep Up by Tides of Man. Fantastic song.

[@vierdo]

Rob Zombie is always cool stuff inded. Not a huge fan but i sure like his music a lot when i get to it. Right now in this moment i am watching your reaction to: Dream Theater - Dancing of eternity with orchestra and quier from Boston opera house. And you are asking about the quire and the orchestra to do something. Well then i suggest you do an decomposing video of Dream Theater - The Illimination Theory, from the same live show. Then you will hear and see it all happening.

[@Wildman70892]

I'd love for you to check out Ratfinks, Suicide Tanks, and Cannibal Girls by White Zombie 🤙

[@PlaySkillTV]

Sry i must admit The Riff Come in my So "FLATOUT2" Such a great Game and Soundtrack !! Love it

[@Drybones898]

No wonder it sounded familiar. I remember demon speeding was on there but not this one.

[@PlaySkillTV]

@@Drybones898 yeah sure it was a great game with beautiful soundtrack like alkatrine trio with mercy me such a great time ⌚ 🎸

[@PlaySkillTV]

@Big Homie Steve The Metal Head yeah true FlatOut 2 was Legendary and Ultimate Carnage btw you can buy these Games by keyseller or Direct on Steam if you have a PC :D

[@niceshowdude4496]

Hey Geebz, try LIFESICK - Suicide Spell! Super heavy band from Denmark!

[@QatZnak3]

Cannot believe you have not had a Riverside song on your channel. Please, please react to Left Out.