This is one of the jumpier tracks with some insane imagery that I will never make sense of. What? - One of those songs that you listen to again and again, and never get tired of.
Brings to mind older songs such as "Demon Speeding" and "Dragula", but there's a new approach used here. Sick Bubble Gum - A fast-paced, concise track, with a catchy chorus. From the crisp rhythm to the soothing acoustic sound, there is plenty to enjoy here. Jesus Frankenstein - A sinister opening to the album. First things first, don't expect a return to the style of the original Hellbilly Deluxe, that's not what it is. I've listened to this album many times and it's not getting old. The backstage footage is interesting for a few minutes, but quickly becomes a bit tiresome.įor die hard Zombie fans, this special edition version is probably worth tracking down, but for others it may seem a bit unnecessary.
The most interesting part of the DVD was seeing the footage of Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper singing a live version of "School's Out". The bonus songs are decent enough, though they don't necessarily rank as some of the best material compared to the other songs on the standard version. If you were smart enough to wait until this version was released, you get 3 bonus tracks and a DVD with several video clips and backstage footage. In true Roadrunner records fashion you are offered the album in standard edition, only to be duped into buying it a second time when the special edition version is released afterwards. This album isn't quite as much of a headbanger as the original Hellbilly, but has it's strengths just the same. Intially, when this album came out, I was expecting it to sound very similar to the 1998 Hellbilly album.
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