WHITE ZOMBIE (MAKE THEM DIE SLOWLY) LP CAROLINE RECORDS
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Feb 19, 2010 Sold Date
Feb 17, 2010 Start Date
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Make Them Die Slowly (album)


Make Them Die Slowly is the second album by White Zombie released in 1989. It is presumably named after the 1981 cannibal movie Cannibal Ferox, which was originally released in the US as Make Them Die Slowly. There is a printing error on the CD's side saying "Let Them Die Slowly" instead of the album's proper title.

Track listing

All lyrics written by Rob Zombie, all music composed by White Zombie.

# Title Length 1. "Demonspeed"   5:21 2. "Disaster Blaster"   6:03 3. "Murderworld"   6:10 4. "Revenge"   4:22 5. "Acid Flesh"   5:30 6. "Power Hungry"   5:12 7. "Godslayer"  

Personnel

] Band members

  • Ivan de Prume - Drums
  • John Ricci - Guitar
  • Sean Yseult - Bass, Art Direction
  • Rob Zombie - Vocals, Lyricist, Art Direction
  • Susan Glister - Backup Vocals

Technical staff

  • Martin Bisi - Engineering
  • Oz Fritz - Assistant Engineer
  • Bill Laswell - Producer
  • Robert Musso - Engineer
  • Nicky Skopelitis - Programming
  • Artie Smith - Technician
  • Howie Weinberg - Mastering

The album displays change from the punk-influenced noise rock of their earlier albums to a sound more reminiscent of thrash metal. Rob has claimed "We fell into the noise scene by accident" and that "After a while we got fed up and didn't want to have anything to do with it. We tried to move away from it consciously".[2] Sean has cited both Metallica and Slayer as being influential to the band during this time. [3] In an interview with Creem Presents: Thrash Metal, Sean suggested that, "The new stuff is pretty close to being metal," while Rob claimed, "I don't know if you'd really call it 'metal' but there's a lot more focus to it. The songs are more like... songs."[4]


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