"More Human Than Human" See also, Rob Zombie "Dragula" &"Living Dead Girl".

Rob is from Massachusetts. Along with his brother Spider who is the lead singer of Powerman 5000. Rob produced for his brother. Rob is also a graphic artist and has done alot of work on his album covers. Also did the psychedelic scene of The Beavis and Butt-head scene in the desert.❤😂🎉

Rob zombie's goal was metal you can dance to.

Not normally into his stuff but this song undeniably rocks

When this one come on in the car - i am SPEEDING cant stop

This song takes me way back to HS Buzzed driving in the middle of nowhere, smoking cigs and jamming to this song with the bros. 90s were a dope time. Btw, rob zombie said he grew up going to run-dmc concerts. Maybe that Influenced his delivery. Cheers.

Love this track. Check out "Black Sunshine " " Welcome to Planet MF "❤

Your reaction videos have absolutely the best sound of any of the thousands that I have listened to !!!!

I always think of groove is in the heart during the dancing parts haha

Awesome reaction to a really awesome song!!!

Rob Zombie is from Haverhill Massachusetts, north of Boston.

Love White Zombie

THICK groove

Dragula and More human than human

Groove metal.

3:03 No he didnt. Rob Zombie does his own directing. Hes even made a few movies such as House of 1000 Corpses. Hes LOVES old school horror flicks (hence why you see a lot of that influence in many of his videos) and hes also a huge fan of the older TV shows such as The Munsters and The Addams Family. Someone correct me if I am wrong but isnt Dragula (another of his hit song you should check out) an homage to Herman Munsters car form the show?

I met Rob Zombie, he's a cool dude. He is a fan of 60's an 70's Mexican Luchadores (Mexican Wrestlers) Horror Movies, thats why the video looks like this. Song I recommend is "I Am Legend", it is is inspired by the same novel as the Will Smith movie.

imo he's a spinoff of Ministry aka Al J

My suggestions for White Zombie: Welcome to Planet Motherfucker, Black Sunshine, Soul Crusher, I Zombie, More Human than Human, and Blood, Milk, and Sky. As a solo artist, checkout: the Devils Rejects, The Life and Times of a Teenaged Rock God, Well Everybody’s Fucking in the U.F.O., and Dead City Radio.

I'm not really sure whether bands like Metalica were still popular in the 90s. I thought that heavy metal rock was gone by then. But then as one of my friends once said, it never goes out of style. But I was much more into Alternative rock by that time (as I think most people were), which also included Grunge, Death Metal, and Nu Metal. Just way too many great bands in that era. If you'd like some suggestions for more White Zombie, you should probably check out More Human Than Human. It's super hard like this. And then try Rob Zombie when he went off on his own with songs like Dragula and Living Dead Girl. All his songs I've heard are bangers, but if you liked this song, you'll also like the three I mentioned. Haven't checked out you reaction list yet, but if you haven't already discovered Nu Metal, which also came out in the 90s, you'll find a similar style. Although I've never heard Rob Zombie was part of Nu Metal (in fact, I don't know where Rob Zombie fits into anything. Shock Rock? No. Death Metal? Not the stuff I've heard. But to me, he maybe sounds more Nu Metal than anything else. Nu Metal bands you should check out: Limp Bizkit (Rollin', Break Stuff, Nookie) Rage Against the Machine (Killing in the Name, Bulls on Parade) Disturbed (Down With the Sickness, Stupify) Kid Rock (Bawitdaba) Korn (Freak on a Leash) Couldn't imagine that if you like Thunder Kiss '65 that you wouldn't also love these. In fact I, in my personal opinion, think all the other songs I mentioned, including White Zombie's and Rob Zombie's songs, are all just a cut above this one.

Cosmic Monsters Inc.

I always though industrial dance metal 😅

Groove Metal, maybe. This is a cool song though. There's a few more song from this album with a similar sound, but this is the only one I knew the name of. When he went solo, he had some fairly popular songs, on of those is "Dragula," which is somewhat about grandpa Munsters car, from the show; it's featured in the video.