When you think back to the 90’s and the insipid grunge filled music scene that prevailed, what was one of the few glimmers of hope for the diehard metal head?  Manson?  Pantera? Megadeth?  All of them are good answers but one of the most memorable was  White Zombie, Rob Zombie’s brainchild that grew out of the seedy mid 80’s in NYC.  Though the material that was released in the 80’s never hit the right chord with the public it was not over as the 90’s were going to go for the publics throat. Along came La Sexorcisto : Devil Music Vol. 1 and the 90’s were forever changed.  It seemed as though they came out of nowhere and immediately they were the biggest name in metal and  Rob even spent time on the Head Bangers Ball redoing the set in his own imagery.  It was not over as the next CD to be delivered was even bigger than the last.  Astro - Creep: 2000 pushed the envelope even more as the expectations grew for this meteor of a band.  It proved to be the bands swan song as Rob felt it was time to grow away from the shelter that WS gave  him and put his own name on the line for future projects.  The first out of the pipe was  Hellbilly Deluxe and his solo career was born and he continued to put forth hit after metal hit and slay audiences across America with his own brand of stage horror.  Following a hiatus where he pursued other interests, he came forth the Sinister Urge and once again he showed the critics and fans alike why he was still THE artist to contend with, as if he was never gone.  Finally we have Educated Horses, his newest release and well represented while on tour with OZZFest and Judas Priest along with his own headlining tour.  What does all of this bring us to?  His own Millennium Collection, unleashed by Universal and compiled by the man himself.  It seems as though this master behind shock rock will not have anything out without his stamp on it and this is no different as the tracks were picked by him and produced by Rob as well.