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Barbarella wrote:
I used to joke that my mom would play me White Zombie/Rob Zombie in the womb
and I made that joke around her about a year ago, and she was like, "no, I actually really did that..."

anyways I think this explains a lot about why I am the way I am lol.




How did your parents taste in music affect you?
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Barbarella wrote:
unpopular opinion: modern rob zombie is better than classic rob zombie, he has gotten so much better over time 
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Date: 09-05-2021 20:34
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Barbarella wrote:
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Raquelle wrote:
I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
rob zombie’s music literally saved me and i’d give anything to see him live some day
god the music is good

my dad and i listen to some same music
and he introduced me to rock when i was a child
sometimes we go to concerts together
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Date: 09-05-2021 20:54
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Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
rob zombie’s music literally saved me and i’d give anything to see him live some day
god the music is good

my dad and i listen to some same music
and he introduced me to rock when i was a child
sometimes we go to concerts together
I'm bummed I've never gotten to see rob zombie live.
tracking down the weird audio samples in some of his older music is what introduced me to exploitation films! (which is a thing someone now wants to interview me on for publication, wow)
his influences have led me down so many interesting weird historical rabbitholes (like spookshows, wow)

even tho I don't listen to him as much as I used to, he's the single greatest media influence on my personality and interests. 
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Date: 09-05-2021 20:57
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Barbarella wrote:
Also having such rare interest in modern/popular music growing up, seeing Rob Zombie on MTV Cribs as a kid was a huge deal for me lolol
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MissLondon wrote:
Thanks to my parents
I’m a fan of blues and country.
Although, it feels natural to like the latter
since country is nothing but
the blues with a twaaang 
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Date: 09-05-2021 21:03
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Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
rob zombie’s music literally saved me and i’d give anything to see him live some day
god the music is good

my dad and i listen to some same music
and he introduced me to rock when i was a child
sometimes we go to concerts together
I'm bummed I've never gotten to see rob zombie live.
tracking down the weird audio samples in some of his older music is what introduced me to exploitation films! (which is a thing someone now wants to interview me on for publication, wow)
his influences have led me down so many interesting weird historical rabbitholes (like spookshows, wow)

even tho I don't listen to him as much as I used to, he's the single greatest media influence on my personality and interests. 
Ahhh that’s so cool!
He really has super interesting interests 
and the music with all the samples is so unique and good
we Have to see him live some day... he has never even been to Finland unfortunately
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Date: 09-05-2021 21:07
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Barbarella wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
Thanks to my parents
I’m a fan of blues and country.
Although, it feels natural to like the latter
since country is nothing but
the blues with a twaaang 
I used to hate country because I'd only really been exposed to that post 9/11 pop country pro america bullshit
and as I've slowly discovered outlaw and classic country, I'm hooked.

mom was a big fan of blues though
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Date: 09-05-2021 21:09
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Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
rob zombie’s music literally saved me and i’d give anything to see him live some day
god the music is good

my dad and i listen to some same music
and he introduced me to rock when i was a child
sometimes we go to concerts together
I'm bummed I've never gotten to see rob zombie live.
tracking down the weird audio samples in some of his older music is what introduced me to exploitation films! (which is a thing someone now wants to interview me on for publication, wow)
his influences have led me down so many interesting weird historical rabbitholes (like spookshows, wow)

even tho I don't listen to him as much as I used to, he's the single greatest media influence on my personality and interests. 
Ahhh that’s so cool!
He really has super interesting interests 
and the music with all the samples is so unique and good
we Have to see him live some day... he has never even been to Finland unfortunately
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Date: 09-05-2021 21:10
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MissLondon wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
Thanks to my parents
I’m a fan of blues and country.
Although, it feels natural to like the latter
since country is nothing but
the blues with a twaaang 
I used to hate country because I'd only really been exposed to that post 9/11 pop country pro america bullshit
and as I've slowly discovered outlaw and classic country, I'm hooked.

mom was a big fan of blues though
Classic for sure!
Give me Willie, Waylon, Charley, Patsy etc any day!
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Date: 09-05-2021 21:14
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Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
I'm bummed I've never gotten to see rob zombie live.
tracking down the weird audio samples in some of his older music is what introduced me to exploitation films! (which is a thing someone now wants to interview me on for publication, wow)
his influences have led me down so many interesting weird historical rabbitholes (like spookshows, wow)

even tho I don't listen to him as much as I used to, he's the single greatest media influence on my personality and interests. 
Ahhh that’s so cool!
He really has super interesting interests 
and the music with all the samples is so unique and good
we Have to see him live some day... he has never even been to Finland unfortunately
I need to see this omg
I can see where Death Proof got some influence
amazing
i Really need to get a grip on my movie game, I haven’t watched anything exciting in ages
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Date: 09-05-2021 21:18
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Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
Ahhh that’s so cool!
He really has super interesting interests 
and the music with all the samples is so unique and good
we Have to see him live some day... he has never even been to Finland unfortunately
I need to see this omg
I can see where Death Proof got some influence
amazing
i Really need to get a grip on my movie game, I haven’t watched anything exciting in ages
Death Proof is definitely a play on classic exploitation films.
Actually, almost everything Tarantino has done is borrowed from exploitation films
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Date: 09-05-2021 21:22
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Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
I need to see this omg
I can see where Death Proof got some influence
amazing
i Really need to get a grip on my movie game, I haven’t watched anything exciting in ages
Death Proof is definitely a play on classic exploitation films.
Actually, almost everything Tarantino has done is borrowed from exploitation films
Yea exactly
I really want to start watching the films he’s taken stuff from
It might be a bit hard to find the films to see
but would you mind recommending me something to watch?
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Date: 09-05-2021 21:24
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Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
I need to see this omg
I can see where Death Proof got some influence
amazing
i Really need to get a grip on my movie game, I haven’t watched anything exciting in ages
Death Proof is definitely a play on classic exploitation films.
Actually, almost everything Tarantino has done is borrowed from exploitation films
Yea exactly
I really want to start watching the films he’s taken stuff from
It might be a bit hard to find the films to see
but would you mind recommending me something to watch?
Faster Pussycat, Kill! Kill! is a good place to start if you can find it.
Russ Meyers estate seems to have a tight grip on it though.
Foxy Brown is easy to find
the original Gone in 60 Seconds
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry
She Devils On Wheels
Anything by Herschell Gordon Lewis if you're down for gore horror (he literally invented the splatter genre)
The Curious Dr. Humpp is one I've only seen clips of, but Rob Zombie samples it ("use my body to keep you alive" ) but I can't find the whole movie in English  unless I buy the blu ray.

theres a show that Something Weird Video uploaded to youtube called Reel Wild Cinema which is abbreviated versions of lots of exploitation movies and is a lot of fun to watch. 
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Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Death Proof is definitely a play on classic exploitation films.
Actually, almost everything Tarantino has done is borrowed from exploitation films
Yea exactly
I really want to start watching the films he’s taken stuff from
It might be a bit hard to find the films to see
but would you mind recommending me something to watch?
Faster Pussycat, Kill! Kill! is a good place to start if you can find it.
Russ Meyers estate seems to have a tight grip on it though.
Foxy Brown is easy to find
the original Gone in 60 Seconds
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry
She Devils On Wheels
Anything by Herschell Gordon Lewis if you're down for gore horror (he literally invented the splatter genre)
The Curious Dr. Humpp is one I've only seen clips of, but Rob Zombie samples it ("use my body to keep you alive" ) but I can't find the whole movie in English  unless I buy the blu ray.

theres a show that Something Weird Video uploaded to youtube called Reel Wild Cinema which is abbreviated versions of lots of exploitation movies and is a lot of fun to watch. 
Thank you so much! You’re the coolest!
I have three weeks of summer holiday now so I’ll use my time well and watch some good cinema.
The show seems super interesting as well, I’ll have to look into that too. 
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