So, what will be your 6/6/06 playlist?

Anyone here making a comp to comemorate today's date.

Oh lets see:

Iron Maiden - 666 The Number Of The Beast
Black Sabbath - oh hell, just pick an album...ok just one song
" - Heaven and Hell
DIO - Holy Diver
Opeth - Demon Of The Fall
Highway to Hell - AC/DC
Sympathy For The Devil - Rolling Stones
Robert Johnson - The Crossroads
Don Henley - Garden Of Alah
Flower Kings - Paradox Hotel
Charlie Daniels - Devil Went Down To Georgia

Hell, I done run slap outta ideas.

Let's see...

Grateful Dead? Friend Of The Devil

Van whatever...Runnin' w/the...well, you know. Or...Strummin' with the...gotta throw that one in at some point...

I love both Billie Holiday & Chet Baker's versions of That Ole Devil Called Love. Then there's Old Devil Moon...

Gene Vincent? Race With The Devil? The Stray Cats & Jeff Beck both did nice covers of this, also.

X--Devil Doll
Randy--Devilish, from one of my favorite r'n'r recs of the decade so far, "Welfare Problems"
Misfits--Devilock...unfortunately, this is not one of their better efforts.

I think there's a Johnny Cash song or two that might fit yr bill, as well.

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Diamondhead - "Am I Evil?"

Possessed - "Satan's Curse" or "Fallen Angel"

Van Halen - "Runnin' with the Devil"

Venom "At War with Satan"

Exodus - "Strike of the Beast"

Exciter - "I Am the Beast"

And as nobody pointed out, lots of SLAYER.

knac.com is playing Slayer non-stop, all day.

Hey, it's Tunesday in the devil's playground! Me, well, been playing There's a Star Above the Manger Tonight by Red Red Meat quite a bit, and it doesn't have any overt references to the mark of the beast, although the title track does make mention of the devil, and magpies, and Jesus, and shepherds whispering numbers ...

Brandy and Rye, the Magpies are stirring
lay down your last twenty dollars

Shepherds are dead sober, whispering numbers
there's a star above the manger tonight

the Devil gets wise when you start to win
dead from your pleasures too soon

horseflies are flying slow, heavy from your remains

silver green, many mansions above us
wash up your hands before you dive in

sweet baby Jesus, give me luck at the tables
there's a star above the manger tonight

turn down the lighthouse low
let the lost keep staying lost

Shepherds are dead sober, whispering numbers
there's a star above the manger tonight

Love the line about, "the horseflies are flying slow, heavy from your remains" :devil:

A few I heard on some metal station on the way to work today:

Pantera - Cowboys From Hell
Megadeth - Holy Wars
Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar
Metallica - Four Horsemen
Some Post Ozzy Black Sabbath tune I didn't recognize

and yeah, 3 or 4 Slayer tunes...since when did Slayer become the official spokesband for the devil?

It may not be in the same Devilish league as Black Sabbath, Maiden or Slayer but....

Chris DeBurgh's Spanish Train.

and yeah, 3 or 4 Slayer tunes...since when did Slayer become the official spokesband for the devil?[/QUOTE]


ummm, i believe they always have been?

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Originally Posted by kexodusc

since when did Slayer become the official spokesband for the devil?

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1984.

I forgot my Slayer CDs at home, and I'm heading to Chicago straight from work today, so I won't be able to celebrate NDoS unless there's some played on XM radio.

For CDs, I'll be listening to the Liars latest, Whiskeytown, Sleater-Kinney, Deerhoof, and probably a couple compilations I put together.

Does anyone have the Deadweight cover of "Devil Went Down to Georgia"? I love that one.

Allmusic had a nice article about the subject today. hotlink