It still doesn’t flow very well, but it’s a big improvement over the original. Zombie has seen fit to excise that misplaced element and replace it with another wonderfully atmospheric acoustical bit. The original was a deliciously catchy track with a pointless drum solo taking up space in the middle and ruining the flow. It also means jumping into the meat of “Mars Needs Women” is easier, though I still think this track is eclipsed by others of its ilk such as “Lords of Salem” and the newly added “Michael”.įinally, “The Man Who Laughs” has been redone, and rightfully so. This is a great move that makes this short bit of acoustical interlude far more palatable. The superb acoustic intro to “Mars Needs Women”, which I originally thought was slightly awkward for not really leading anywhere and being attached to a song it didn’t flow into well, has been chopped off, given its own track, and named “Theme for an Angry Red Planet”. Small tweaks have been made to the existing content of the album. Other tracks “Michael” is stylistically similar to, such as “The Devil’s Rejects”, seem to share these twangy, back country thematics. There’s even a bluesy guitar solo near the end, lending a down-home flavor to the song, something Zombie seems to do quite well. Zombie’s performance is stunning here, brining a low-pitched drawl to the verses that sounds positively insidious. An appropriately evil organ begins the proceedings and leads into a slow-paced verse that chugs along in wonderfully foot-stomping fashion. “Michael” is the next to last track and pays homage to the sinister star of the Halloween series. The song brings a pleasing blend of old and new Zombie influences which should hopefully give each camp something to enjoy. The quiet verses make a nice contrast to the relentless energy of the chorus and give the song a comfortable pace. It sounds right at home next to former Hellbilly Deluxe 2 singles such as “What?” and “Burn”, but has a more abrasive edge that its predecessors lack. “Everything is Boring” is sandwiched in the middle of the disc. Longtime fans are sure to have a smile on their face with this one. It almost sounds out of place on the album as a whole, lacking almost any of the catchy pop influences that have been so prominent in his work of late, but its two newcomer brethren make the fit more comfy. It has been a long time indeed since Zombie has sounded more like his old self than on this stunningly aggressive track. “Devil’s Hole Girls and the Big Revolution” begins the festivities, becoming the album’s new opener. With the addition of a few new tracks, the tweaking of one that was a bit self-indulgent, and even a little video content, Rob Zombie has moved this a solid step closer to being deserving of its title as a sequel to his most fondly remembered solo album. Regardless of which side of the fence you fall on, you’ll find something to like in this reissue of Hellbilly Deluxe 2. There’s a great deal of debate as to whether his recent work is actually any good. I Made It (Cash Money Heroes) – Kevin Rudolf Feat.Longing for the past seems to be a common pastime among Rob Zombie fans. Hush Hush Hush Hush – The Pussycat DollsĢ0. One More Lie (Donae’o Mix) – Craig DavidĠ1. Hey Hey (DF’s Attention Vocal Mix) – Dennis FerrerĢ1. Acapella (Dave Aude Radio Remix) – Kelisġ7. Stereo Love – Edward Maya & Vika Jigulinaġ5. Playing With Fire (Cahill Club Mix) – N-Dubz Feat. I Like (Jost & Grubert Radio Mix) – Keri Hilsonġ2. Bad Romance (Chew Fu Remix) – Lady GagaĠ7. Rude Boy (Chew Fu Bumbaclot Fix Radio Edit) – RihannaĠ6. We No Speak Americano (I Like That) – Yolanda B Cool Vs D Cup Feat. Beautiful Monster (Low Sunday Terrified Edit) – Ne-YoĠ2. R&B in the Mix 2010 is where dance and R&B fuse, with massive tracks from NeYo and Taio Cruz as well as other huge hits from Timbaland and Justin Timberlake, Aggros Santos, Kelly Rowland, Tinchy Stryder, the brand new rap mix of the number one smash “Speak No Americano” and huge mixes of the biggest names in the world including Lady Gaga and Cheryl Cole.
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