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Rob Zombie’s music and lyrics are notable for their horror and sci-fi themes, and his live shows have been praised for their elaborate Shock Rock theatricality. So it’s not surprising that he has sold an estimated 15 million albums worldwide.  Here’s the story… 2024: Rob Zombie, along with Alice Cooper, launched the ‘Freaks On Parade” North American tour. The 21-date trek also included Industro-Rock acts Ministry and Filter in support. 2022: “The Munsters,” a film adaptation of the ’60’s television series was produced, written, and directed by Zombie, a lifelong fan of the show. The film premiered on Netflix and grossed $1,470,601 in home video sales. 2021:  “The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy” marked Rob Zombie’s first new album in nearly five years. The extended break was due to the production of his movie “3 From Hell.” 2016: Produced by Chris ‘Zeuss’ Harris, “The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser” featured guitarist John 5 and drummer Ginger Fish (both Marilyn Manson vets). Selling 41,000 equivalent album units (including downloads) in its first week, the set debuted at #6 on the Billboard 200. 2015: Rob Zombie released “Spookshow International Live,” a 19-song set with a mix of solo Zombie and White Zombie tracks. 2013: Studio album “Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor” dropped containing a cover of Grand Funk Railroad’s “We’re An American Band.” “I think for the first time this new album perfectly merges the old days of White Zombie with the future of what I am doing now,” said Zombie. The lead single was “Dead City Radio And The New Gods Of Super Town.” 2010: Zombie returned to his first love, comics. He announced Zombie Presents: Whatever Happened To Baron Von Shock?, with the first issue being a collaboration between Zombie and comic artists Donny Hadiwidjaja and Val Staples. “This comic venture is very, very different in tone for me,” wrote Zombie on his MySpace page. “. . . I wanted to create something that works more on a slice of life human level.” There was also a joint Zombie/Alice Cooper tour in the works. 2009: Never one to miss the most important holiday of the year – Halloween – Zombie kicked off his “Hellbilly Deluxe 2” tour (named after the album) in Phoenix, AZ, two days before Halloween. It was the first time he’d hit the road under the “Hellbilly” moniker since the original “Hellbilly Deluxe” trek in ‘98.2009: “Rob Zombie’s Halloween II” was in theaters. But he lost a promo battle. The trailer he crafted was rejected by the studio (it later surfaced online). “[I] spent forever trying to craft something special and they’re gonna market it like a generic piece of ’80s slasher-movie s**t,” complained Zombie.2007: Zombie wrote, directed and produced the remake/reworking of “Halloween,” the ’78 horror classic. Fellow horror director John Carpenter advised Zombie to “make [the film] his own.” Zombie wisely heeded that advice adding original scenes. Critics panned the $15-million film but it grossed more than $80 million worldwide.2007: “Zombie Live,” a concert album (makes sense), was unfurled. The 18-track set was recorded during the ’06 “Educated Horses” tour.2006: Zombie’s “Educated Horses” with “Foxy Foxy” and “The Devil’s Rejects” was issued.2005: Zombie directed “The Devil’s Rejects.” His script was a tale of murder, mayhem and revenge. Perfect “date movie.” It was the sequel to “House Of 1,000 Corpses.”2003: The horror flick “House Of 1,000 Corpses” was released. Many of the film’s characters were named after ones used by Groucho Marx. It was a simple tale of life in the Texas backwoods – inhabited by a sadistic backwater family of serial killers. There goes the neighborhood.2003: White Zombie/Rob Zombie compilation album “Past, Present & Future” was released. It included new and unreleased material.2001: Zombie’s “Sinister Urge” arrived in stores containing “Never Gonna Stop” and “Feel So Numb.” Never Gonna Stop Feel So Numb 1998: The morbidly funny single “Living Dead Girl” was from Zombie’s “Hellbilly Deluxe” LP. The album, his first post-White Zombie effort, was a mega-seller. The set also contained “Thunder Kiss ’65.” Living Dead Girl Thunder Kiss ’65 1996: “Astro-Creep 2000: Songs of Love, Destruction and Other Synthetic Delusions Of The Electric Head” was unleashed. White Zombie performed “More Human Than Human” at the MTV Music Awards. They walked off with the Best Hard Rock Video award and also appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman.1993: White Zombie made their major label debut on Geffen Records with “La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. I.” The title pretty much covered it. Beavis and Butt-head got behind White Zombie and later in the year, “I’m In Hell” appeared on “The Beavis and Butt-head Experience” CD.1989: Caroline Records signed White Zombie and released their first full-length CD “Soul Crusher” with John Rucci on guitar. Playing hard core primal Rock earned White Zombie a loyal underground cult following. This happened approximately two years after White Zombie’s debut EP “Psycho Head Blowout” was released on Silent Explosion Records. Zombie Trivia   Trivia I:   The name White Zombie is from a Bela Lugosi horror movie.   Trivia II:   Rob Zombie (born Rob Cummings on January 12th, 1966, in Haverhill, MA) is an avid comic book collector. Well, of course.   Trivia III:   In ’96, a Baptist minister, fearing satanic messages, got Johnson City, TN, to ban White Zombie. It would have been some show.   Trivia IV:   When Barbra Streisand got married (again) in ’95 White Zombie music (“Thunder Kiss ’65”) was blasted at the paparazzi (photographers) to keep them at bay. ### The post Rob Zombie/White Zombie appeared first on RockinTown.

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by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics: I urge everyone to read my Peace Proposal that details the intricacies of restoring global order. The importance of restoring peace is paramount. Without peace, we will be forced to endure World War III—the destruction and loss of life is unfathomable. Share this document with whoever is willing to listen. The core […]

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by James Howard Kunstler, All News Pipeline: “Protests are meant to be the voices of the unheard. Yet these protests are the voices of those who never shut up.” — Unnamed Observer of No Kings, reported by Roger Kimball Over the weekend, you might have noticed, the Portland, OR, police cleared out the Antifa encampments down […]

A large VA study confirms nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, reduces skin cancer risk. The research found a 14 percent overall decrease in nonmelanoma skin cancer risk from taking the supplement. Starting the vitamin after a first diagnosis slashed the risk of subsequent cancers by 54 percent. This affordable supplement could significantly reduce the need for surgeries and healthcare costs. The findings suggest a major shift toward early, proactive prevention is now possible. Article by Cassie B., republished with permission from Naturalnews.com You have been told your entire life that protecting your skin from cancer requires expensive creams, painful procedures, and constant vigilance. But what if a simple, affordable, and safe vitamin sitting on your local pharmacy shelf could dramatically reduce your risk? Groundbreaking new research involving tens of thousands of patients confirms that a specific form of nutrition offers a powerful, natural defense against the most common cancers in the world. This is not a speculative theory from the fringe; it is a data-driven conclusion from one of the largest healthcare systems in the United States, finally validating what natural health advocates have long suggested. A massive retrospective study of 33,833 veterans, conducted through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), has delivered compelling evidence that nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, is a potent weapon against nonmelanoma skin cancer. The research, co-authored by Dr. Lee Wheless of the VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System and Vanderbilt University, leveraged the VA’s vast data warehouse to track patients who were prescribed 500 milligrams of nicotinamide twice daily. This approach provided a real-world look at the supplement’s effectiveness on a scale previously unseen. The findings are a resounding confirmation of nature’s power. The analysis revealed a 14 percent overall decrease in skin cancer risk among those taking the vitamin. This is a significant result on its own, demonstrating that a simple nutritional intervention can have a measurable impact on public health. For a nation grappling with soaring healthcare costs and a cancer industry that often prioritizes expensive treatments over affordable prevention, this study offers significant hope. GET A GREAT ONE HERE: The power of early intervention The most stunning data emerged when researchers examined the timing of the intervention. The protective benefit of nicotinamide skyrocketed when patients began taking it promptly after their first skin cancer diagnosis. In these individuals, the risk reduction for developing a subsequent skin cancer jumped to an astounding 54 percent. This halving of risk from a low-cost vitamin underscores a critical principle of authentic healthcare: early, proactive prevention is infinitely more effective and humane than late-stage treatment. This benefit, however, diminished when treatment began after multiple skin cancers had already developed. This key detail points toward a crucial window of opportunity where the body’s natural defenses can be most effectively bolstered. It suggests that incorporating this nutritional strategy early in a patient’s journey could fundamentally shift cancer prevention protocols from reactive to proactive. The study focused on the two most common types of nonmelanoma skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma and cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma. These cancers affect millions of Americans each year, placing a massive burden on the healthcare system. Dr. Wheless highlighted the practical impact, stating, “We have patients that can get over 100 skin cancers and that’s a lot of individual cancers to be treating, a lot of surgeries, and a lot of time healing from all.” He added, “If we can reduce the rate of skin cancers by 50 percent, if a patient normally is getting, say 10 skin cancers per year…That’s five fewer surgeries and a major impact on that patient’s life.” A paradigm shift in prevention The implications of this study are profound for clinical practice. Dr. Wheless noted, “There are no guidelines for when to start treatment with nicotinamide for skin cancer prevention in the general population. These results would really shift our practice from starting it once patients have developed numerous skin cancers to starting it earlier.” This represents a potential paradigm shift, moving away from waiting for disease to proliferate and toward empowering patients with preventive tools at the first sign of trouble. The economic implications are equally powerful. The VA noted that treating skin cancers is one of the highest costs for community care referrals in dermatology. An affordable supplement that can cut the need for surgeries in half is not just a medical victory; it is a direct challenge to a system that profits from chronic disease. As Associate Chief of Staff of Research and Development Dr. Stokes Peebles stated, “There are very few interventions which can reduce the risk of recurrent cancer by such a large percentage.” As Dr. Wheless and his team look ahead, they aim to refine this approach through precision medicine, seeking to identify which patients will benefit most. For anyone concerned about skin cancer, this research offers a clear, accessible, and empowering message: the power to dramatically reduce your risk may already be within your reach. Sources for this article include: ScienceDaily.com VA.gov SciTechDaily.com