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(OT) WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works         


Author: Rushgedlife
Date: Jan 4, 2007 17:09

WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works - Jan. 3, 2007

Rob Zombie is putting together a WHITE ZOMBIE box set containing
"everything we ever recorded," according to the singer. "I am currently
transferring all the early shit from the original tapes," he said. "No
remixing going on here - everything will be as it was originally
recorded. Don't know when this box set will be available, but it is
slowly moving forward. This will be the final word on WHITE ZOMBIE."

Zombie recently mixed a new ROB ZOMBIE live album with producer Scott
Humphrey for a tentative early 2007 release.

Rob Zombie's remake of the classic horror film "Halloween" is scheduled
to hit theatres in August 2007. Shooting is scheduled to begin this
month.

Zombie's previous credits as a screenwriter and director are 2003's
"House of 1000 Corpses" and 2005's "The Devil's Rejects".
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Re: (OT) WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works         


Author: mikel
Date: Jan 5, 2007 05:01

athough I really like Rob and his projects, does every damn band need a
box set, "here I took a shit in a box" here's your sign.

mk

Rushgedlife wrote:
> WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works - Jan. 3, 2007
>
> Rob Zombie is putting together a WHITE ZOMBIE box set containing
> "everything we ever recorded," according to the singer. "I...
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Re: (OT) WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works         


Author: Rushgedlife
Date: Jan 7, 2007 05:29

stephenj wrote:
>how can a band that was around for about 5
>minutes have a "box set"?

They released a lot of stuff before they were signed to a major label
("God's On Voodoo Moon", "Pig Heaven", "Psycho-Head Blowout",
"Soul-Crusher", "God Of Thunder", "Make Them Die Slowly", etc.).
Most of it is very rare and hard (impossible) to find.

A set like this is only possible due to Rob Zombie's popularity and
continued visibility.

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"Normally, there's no stupider move in rock than
leaving a popular band for a solo career. For every
Rob Zombie there are a dozen sad fuckers like
David Lee Roth."

http://www.straight.com/content.cfm?id=9455
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Re: (OT) WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works         


Author: Tommy
Date: Jan 7, 2007 16:47

Rushgedlife wrote:
> stephenj wrote:
>
>>how can a band that was around for about 5
>>minutes have a "box set"?
>
> They released a lot of stuff before they were signed to a major label
> ("God's On Voodoo Moon", "Pig Heaven", "Psycho-Head Blowout",
> "Soul-Crusher", "God Of Thunder", "Make Them Die Slowly", etc.).
> Most of it is very rare and hard (impossible) to find.

Yet despite the fact that Van Halen had been performing with Roth since
1974, and despite the fact that there have been numerous soundboard
recordings in circulation during that time (including the Gene Simmons
demo recordings), you claim that Van Halen with Roth didn't begin until
1978, when their first mainstream record was released:

"Now you just look desperate.
The Roth era was great. No need to grasp at straws. It officially began
in 1978."

-- You, 11/6/06
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Re: (OT) WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works         


Author: stephenj
Date: Jan 6, 2007 21:14

how can a band that was around for about 5 minutes have a "box set"?

what's next, the marilyn manson and biohazard box sets?
> Rushgedlife wrote:
> WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works - Jan. 3, 2007
>
> Rob Zombie is putting together a WHITE ZOMBIE box set containing
> "everything we ever recorded," according to the singer....
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Re: (OT) WHITE ZOMBIE Box Set In The Works         


Author: Rushgedlife
Date: Jan 8, 2007 02:22

What are the chances that God Of Thunder makes it onto the White Zombie
box set?

http://p2m2.home.mindspring.com/zombie/godfr.jpg

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"The first album by the original lineup of Montrose
is one of my all-time favorites."

- Paul Stanley
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