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| Artist : Rob Zombie |
| Album : Educated Horses (Advance) |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : Geffen Records |
| Year : 2006 |
| Genre : Hard Rock |
| Rip date : Mar-16-2006 |
| Store date : Mar-28-2006 |
| Size : 62,1 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Sawdust In The Blood 01:23 |
| 02 - American Witch 03:48 |
| 03 - Foxy Foxy 03:29 |
| 04 - 17 Year Locust 04:07 |
| 05 - The Scorpion Sleeps 03:38 |
| 06 - 100 Ways 01:53 |
| 07 - Let It All Bleed Out 04:09 |
| 08 - Death Of It All 04:23 |
| 09 - Ride 03:32 |
| 10 - The Devil's Rejects 03:54 |
| 11 - The Lords Of Salem 04:14 |
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| 38:30 min |
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| Enjoy... |
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| The longtime frontman for schlock-metal superstars White Zombie, Rob |
| Zombie was born Robert Cummings on January 12, 1966 in Haverhill, |
| Massachusetts, forming the group soon after moving to New York City |
| circa 1985. He subsequently worked as a bike messenger, porn magazine |
| art director and production assistant for the classic children's TV |
| series Pee-wee's Playhouse, concurrently leading White Zombie through a |
| series of cult-favorite indie releases; the success of their 1992 major |
| label debut La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1 not only launched Zombie |
| to new prominence within the music industry, but also allowed him to try |
| his hand at animation (most notably a hallucinatory sequence of the |
| feature Beavis & Butt-Head Do America) and directing (he was slated to |
| helm the third chapter of The Crow franchise, working from his own |
| screenplay, but Miramax Films eventually pulled out of the deal). In |
| mid-'98 Zombie made his solo debut with the album Hellbilly Deluxe; When |
| it sold more copies in its first week of release than any White Zombie |
| record before it, he disbanded the group to forge ahead as a full-time |
| solo act, issuing American Made Music to Strip By in the fall of 1999. |
| Starting his own label, Zombie-A-Go-Go Records, he gave bands like the |
| Ghastly Ones a home while creating demented mix CDs like Halloween |
| Hootenanny. He delivered remixes to a number of soundtracks while |
| recording a new song for the Mission Impossible: 2 soundtrack, and he |
| rounded out his first major solo run with a Rob Zombie toy produced by |
| Todd McFarlane. He began to work on a feature film in April of 2000, |
| funded by Universal Studios after he designed a horror display for their |
| amusement parks. The film, entitled House of 1000 Corpses, was produced |
| and edited, but the studio backed out due to their own corporate |
| standards. Zombie wrangled the rights to the film from the studio while |
| taking out his frustrations on his next solo record, Sinister Urge. |
| Again working with collaborator Scott Humphrey (who had produced his |
| first record), he drafted in a metal superstar cast including Ozzy |
| Osbourne, Slayer guitarist Kerry King, M÷tley Crⁿe/Methods of Mayhem |
| drummer Tommy Lee, and Limp Bizkit's DJ Lethal. The record was another |
| success, leading to a huge Christmas tour with Osbourne at the end of |
| 2001 and another solo tour in the spring of 2002. He sold House of 1000 |
| Corpses to MGM for a Halloween release, although offers from several |
| smaller studios had to be refused because of the financial loss Zombie |
| would have taken. |
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