William's Song a Day Blog - est. September 2007

From: La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Volume One ; Year: 1992; Genre: Alternative Metal Here's one of my personal favourites off of White Zombie's La Sexorcisto album. Some of the better songs in existence, at least in the last 60-70 years, are about a car; this is an epic one. Hear Black Sunshine on YouTube. My song pick one year ago today: The Headhunters - Actual Proof My song pick two years ago today: Jethro Tull - Old Ghosts My song pick three years ago today: Rush - The Wreckers My song pick four years ago today: Ian Anderson - After These Wars My song pick five years ago today: Fleet Foxes - White Winter Hymnal My song pick six years ago today: Paper Lace - The Night Chicago Died My song pick seven years ago today: Muse - Starlight My song pick eight years ago today: Styx - Lorelei My song pick nine years ago today: Three Dog Night - Never Been To Spain My song pick ten years ago today: Concrete Blonde - Joey

1388 White Zombie - Thunder Kiss '65 From: La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol.1 , Year: 1992 Getting in a late pick this evening to close out this super busy weekend. This tune came on my iPod at some point during this weekend; I like it so I'm making it my pick for today. Watch the music video on YouTube. Here is a live performance circa '95 on YouTube. My song pick a year ago today: Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer My song pick two years ago today: Johann Sebastian Bach - BWV 29 - Cantata No. 29 - Wir Danken Dir, Gott, Wir Danken Dir My song pick two years ago today: Tears For Fears - Sowing the Seeds of Love +

My 666th song choice... I guessed that I needed a fitting song for the ominous pick. There were many songs that would fit it, but this one fit best for me; it's an excellent song that I would have added to my list anyway. Of course I love that the song makes references to the film Blade Runner , which is based in the Philip K. Dick novel " Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? ;" a favorite Sci-Fi book and movie of mine. This number in pop culture has been referred to as "the devil's number" or somehow is connected to Satan and/or Hell, however, the Number of the Beast is actually the number of a man. From Book of Revelation 13:18: "Here is the wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six." With it being the number of a man, I could not think of a better song than More Human Than Human. Oddly enough some recent discoveries have been found ...