Audio CD review:
Rob Zombie - Hellbilly Deluxe [CD/DVD Combo]

Rob Zombie - Hellbilly Deluxe [CD/DVD Combo]

Band: Rob Zombie Title: Hellbilly Deluxe [CD/DVD Combo] Rating: Release Date: 2005-11-22 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Call Of The Zombie / Zombie, Rob 2: Call Of The Zombie (Video) / Zombie, Rob 3: Demonoid Phenomenon / Zombie, Rob 4: Demonoid Phenomenon (Video) / Zombie, Rob 5: Dragula / Zombie, Rob 6: Dragula (Video) / Zombie, Rob 7: How To Make A Monster / Zombie, Rob 8: How To Make a Monster (Video) / Zombie, Rob 9: Living Dead Girl / Zombie, Rob 10: Living Dead Girl (Remix Video) / Zombie, Rob 11: Living Dead Girl (Standard Video Version) / Zombie, Rob 12: Meet The Creeper / Zombie, Rob 13: Meet The Creeper (Video) / Zombie, Rob 14: Perversion 99 / Zombie, Rob 15: Perversion 99 (Video) / Zombie, Rob 16: Return of the Phantom Menace / Zombie, Rob 17: Return Of The Phantom Stranger (Remix Video) / Zombie, Rob 18: Return Of The Phantom Stranger (Video) / Zombie, Rob 09/28/2005 19: Spookshow Baby / Zombie, Rob 20: Spookshow Baby (Video) / Zombie, Rob

A MUST for Zombie fans! The DVD included with the CD contains more videos than on the PP&F version and, not only that, an UNCENSORED version of "Demonoid Phenominon" with flashed boobs galore! This is well worth owning even if you are just a casual fan! . Ignore those who say that if you already own "Hellbilly Deluxe" and/or "Past, Present & Future" you should avoid this unless you are a dedicated fan. Pretty good Many of the songs by Rob Zombie are included in the Twisted Metal Series games, such as Twisted Metal III and 4. Good,but missing artwork My big complaint is with the packaging. I prefer The Sinister Urge more,but this is still a good album even though it sounds more nu-metal than White Zombie. Why is the artwork from the original cd missing?You think they could have included it along with some new stuff. "Hellbilly Deluxe" (squared) "Dragula" and "Living Dead Girl" became massive hits, and were soon enough overplayed and made tons of appearances on various movie soundtracks. Rob Zombie's first solo outing since disbanding White Zombie came in 1998 with "Hellbilly Deluxe"; a surprisingly pumping and enjoyable dirge that managed to overcome the repetitiveness that would plague Zombie's later releases. This Deluxe Edition features the original album, plus a booklet of new artwork and a bonus DVD containing videos for every song directed by the man himself. What's really surprising here is that nearly eight years after it's original release, "Hellbilly Deluxe" is still worth headbanging to and still enjoyable, and it remains the best material that Rob Zombie has ever done solo (nothing will ever touch the magic he helped create in White Zombie). This is a great buy for fans who don't own the original copy of "Hellbilly Deluxe", but for those who already do, this isn't worth laying down the cash for unless you are an absolutely die hard fan. Still awsome after all this time I purchesed a heavily censored version of Hellbilly Deluxe from Wal-Mart. I first got into Rob Zombie back in my Sophmore year of High Schoo. I'm not as into this form of music as I use to be, but still it's nice to revisit old favorites from time to time. Now then I know some people complain about Mr. Zombie taking forever to release new material. Frankly from what I know of him Rob Zombie believes in hardwork. Rather than sending out manufactured work like most popstars do Rob Zombie builds his material from the ground up. Thus he turns out a product that is higher in quality, also he sees to it that his fan base is always supported by constantly re-releasing older material often retooled, perfect for those like me that have gone through multiple copies of his work. Dispite what another reviewer has sad all the songs from Hellbilly are here on a music CD. Also he includes a DVD with music videos for all 13 songs along with two remixes of his other work. You can see a complete list of all Rob Zombie discography, or go back to the Rob Zombie tabs