First Time Hearing Rob Zombie on Halloween!!!

What a perfect way to kick off Halloween. My patrons put Rob Zombie in front of my face with "Dragula" to analyze as the spooky season hits its climax, and I'm all about this! How evil is Rob Zombie? I guess we'll find out!

Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Rob Zombie for the first time, performing "Dragula”.
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Written and Performed by Rob Zombie
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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[JpJP]

Elizabeth has a supernatural ability to pause just as a mega drop is about to happen. It’s like stealing an Oreo from your mouth just at the instant you can taste it. Lol.

[metalmark]

The title of the song comes from the name of Grandpa Munster's car, DRAG-U-LA, on the classic TV show The Munsters, which ran from 1964-1966. The car was built around a coffin

[KhajiitMoon]

Living Dead Girl is great follow up for spooky themed delights. Rob Zombie is such a lovely human despite is "creepy" exterior. He's a gem in the music and film making worlds. Love how much fun you had with this

[wfly]

Dragula was the name of the family car on the 60s sitcom “The Munsters”. It was an old dragster that resembled a hearse. Rob Zombie spent nearly his entire youth in the 60s in front of a TV screen, and loved TV and movies. So although his songs are dark, nightmarish, and horror inspired…there’s always a fun playful and kitschy side to them.
Also, his parents were circus carnies when he was a kid, so he grew up around sideshows, freaks, funhouses, and all the weirdness of circus/carnival life.
If you REALLY want to experience lyrics that elude to 60s pop culture, then react to his song “Thunder Kiss 65”.

[flingonber]

Rob Zombie actually has a reputation for being an extremely kind, gentle, and sweet person, funnily enough.

[smegbrainsukaya]

You can guarantee that if this track comes on in a rock/metal club that the entire dance floor would be bouncing.

[Cadinho]

Fun Fact: Dragula is the original car that Herman Munster drove in the TV series.

Also, the whole album "Hellbilly Deluxe" is amazing.

[tobiassabot]

Rob Zombie's singing is the vocal equivalent of an ACDC power chord. It ain't complicated it just slams you through the wall.

[JustinDynamicD]

There are a lot of reaction channels out there, but there is something so genuine on these breakdowns that keeps me coming back.

[galerios]

Rob Zombie, Robert Bartleh Cummings, and the lead singer of Powerman 5000, Michael David Cummings (Spider One) are brothers. Rob chose to take musical inspiration from horror movies, while Michael took inspiration from science fiction. Both are amazing metal musicians.

[jeffreymartinez]

I've seen Rob Zombie a couple times live and he brings the showmanship from this video to the stage in full force. The colors, the lights, the props, the costumes, all of it. It's phenomenal. You picked a good song to analyze.

[freyja]

One really cool thing about Rob Zombie is the woman you see in his videos and that sings in a lot of his songs is actually his wife Sheri Zombie. I always thought it was cool that she is always involved in his projects!

[dahor]

I was lucky enough to meet Mr zombie more than a few times. He had a house near where I lived and shopped at the grocery store I worked at in high school. It took a few times of him going through my check-out line for me to be sure it was him. He was super quiet and a bit surprised when I recognized him, but super nice and talked me up a bit when he saw I was a fan. I swear nobody believes me to this day that Rob zombie used to come through my checkout once a week.

[hazi]

You should definitely check out some of Rob Zombie's earlier work in White Zombie. Thunder Kiss 65, Soul-Crusher, Black Sunshine, More Human Than Human, Super-Charger Heaven would all be excellent choices.

[heatherwade]

Just want to say I don’t see nearly enough Rob Zombie reactions so thank you for doing this one.

[houdinjeff]

This song always makes me think of two things…

1. The Matrix, it’s playing in the club where Neo and Trinity first meet.
2. Playing Rock Band with my niece, this was one of the earliest songs she liked singing so we played it a bunch. Hearing a 6 year old belt out those lyrics is quite an experience.

[ArcaneWolf]

Rob Zombie is always good, tongue in cheek fun. His love for old (and bad) horror movies doesn't only play out in video images, he often incorporates odd dialogue into the songs themselves. Incorporating and layering different sounds, effects and media makes many of the songs an oddball experience, but if you're in for the fun, they certainly are entertaining and full speed energy.

[chrisbillard]

Rob zombie is brilliant, and frankly, under appreciated. I'm a huge fan of his music and films, but even if it isn't your thing, you have to admit that his level of creativity is remarkable. If you listen to the entire "hellbilly deluxe" album, it really transcends any music genre. I feel its also important to know that he doesn't drink or do drugs, this is just total creativity.

[ChubbyMcCheesburger]

This is why I love this channel. I've listened to this song millions of times, yet she pointed things that I never realized or thought about before. It sheds a whole new light on the song

[QuantumBeeWellness]

His previous band, White Zombie, was the soundtrack to my life in the early to mid 90s! Particularly the Astro-Creep and La Sexorcisto albums. You'll love their bassist too!!