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Past, Present & Future
Release Date: 2003 09 23
Label: Geffen
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Past, Present & Future is the first-ever Rob Zombie retrospective. The collection is steeped both visually and aurally in the scary monsters, sexy women, and schlock horror images that have always adorned Zombie's death's-head calling card; from a strictly musical standpoint, his turgid industrial sludge and beyond-the-grave vocals benefit greatly from the set's liberal editing. That's because Zombie has always had one fabulously filthy gear, and his pedal is always scraping the metal; Past's 19 tracks simply streamline his career's death race into one satisfying 2000-mile straightaway. "Thunder Kiss '65," "Dragula," and the incredible, impossible, wonderfully stupid "More Human Than Human" attack the eardrums with toxic vengeance; collaborations with Alice Cooper and Howard Stern approach the proto-industrial grind of KMFDM; and kooky covers of "I'm Your Boogieman" and "Brickhouse" run the originals' disco beat through a freaky fun house filled with lurid porn samples and booty-shaking bottom end. (The latter track even pulls poor Lionel Richie into a duet with Rob and raunchy Trick Daddy protégée Trina). "Pussy Liquor" is just dumb, but again, you have to be amazed at Zombie's ability to get away -- and even do well with -- such stupidity. After all, behind the dreads, monster makeup, and platform boots, Zombie is a likeable, talented creative with a flair for reinvention. Like so much of his source material, his work isn't meant for deep contemplation -- only chomping-at-the-bit consumption. That's why he can make it sound like he invented the word "Yeah!" In addition to its host of past guilty pleasures, Past, Present & Future includes two previously unreleased songs and a DVD with ten Zombie-directed music videos, three of them never before seen. Never known for his humbleness, Zombie also designed the accompanying full-color, 36-page booklet, which includes a bizarre photo timeline in which the Astrocreep seems to age 50 years in less than 20. Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1Thunder Kiss '65White Zombie, Zombie3:54
2Black SunshineWhite Zombie, Zombie4:49
3Feed the GodsWhite Zombie, Zombie4:30
4More Human Than HumanWhite Zombie, Zombie4:29
5Super Charger HeavenWhite Zombie, Zombie3:37
6I'm Your BoogiemanCasey, Finch4:27
7Hands of Death (Burn Baby Burn)Clouser, Zombie4:12
8Great American NightmareClouser, Zombie3:54
9DragulaHumphrey, Zombie3:42
10Living Dead GirlHumphrey, Zombie3:22
11SuperbeastClouser, Humphrey, Zombie3:40
12Feel So NumbHumphrey, Zombie3:53
13Never Gonna Stop (The Red Red Kroovy)Humphrey, Zombie3:10
14Demon SpeedingHumphrey, Zombie3:44
15Brick House 2003Richie, LaPread, Orange, Williams, King, McClary3:48
16Pussy LiquorHumphrey, Zombie4:46
17Blitzkrieg BopHyman, Erdelyi, Colvin, Cummings2:43
18Two-Lane Blacktop [#]Humphrey, Zombie3:02
19Girl on Fire [#]Humphrey, Zombie3:29
20Thunder Kiss '65White Zombie, Zombie
21More Human Than HumanWhite Zombie, Zombie
22DragulaHumphrey, Zombie
23Living Dead GirlHumphrey, Zombie
24SuperbeastClouser, Humphrey, Zombie
25Never Gonna Stop (The Red Red Kroovy)Humphrey, Zombie
26Feel So NumbHumphrey, Zombie
27Demonoid Phenomenon
28Return of the Phantom Stranger [#]
29Spookshow Baby [#]

Other Releases:
Past, Present & Future [f.y.e. Exclusive]
Release Date: 2008
Past, Present and Future [Bonus iPod Skin]
Release Date: 2007
Label: Geffen
Past, Present & Future [Clean]
Release Date: 2003
Label: Geffen





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