I might be gone for a few days. I'm taking a holiday with Satan.
Even the Devil needs a little revitalizing now & again. Anton LaVey here applies his kaleidoscopic vision to conjure forth occult musical treasures, sending them out into the æthers, to haunt & delight us. With his background in classical, burlesque, circus, & roadhouse styles of playing, LaVey uses modern synthesizer technology for illegal purposes---to evoke feelings. The murky deathless halls of Tartarus resound with songs of suicide, strained gaiety, & unreserved romance. Dim the lights, settle back, & let His Infernal Majesty take you on a holiday tour of His world…
Remakes of classic old songs, mastered with the unique touch of Anton Lavey & his Unholy Organ. "Band Organ Medley" contains "Money in My Clothes", "Taboo", "Giovanni" & "Yankee Rose". Additional vocal help by Blanche Barton on "Blue Prelude" & "Satan Takes a Holiday 2" & Nick Bougas (tracks 4, 7, 11, 14, & 15).
Anton Szandor LaVey – Satan Takes a Holiday, Amarillo Records ACM 594, 1995.
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Tracklist –
Satan Takes a Holiday (instrumental)
Answer Me
The Whirling Dervish
Chloe (The Song of the Swamp)
Thine Alone
Golden Earrings
The More I See You
Band Organ Medley
Hello Central, Give Me No Man’s Land
Blue Prelude
Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise
Honolulu Baby
Variations on “The Mooche”
Here Lies Love
Dixie
If You Were the Only Girl
Satan Takes a Holiday (vocal)
Satanis Theme
Hail the Horned One,
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ReplyDeleteI used to live a few blocks away from LaVey's Victorian house was located, but it had just been torn down when I moved there (in the Richmond district of SF). Later, they built some lame, yuppie condo on the spot and it was weird to see a modern building where once a pure black structure of significance (historical and cultural) once stood. Somebody painted a pentagram on the garage door, which made me smile with satisfaction.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this album!
Yeah, the Black House. Back in 1999, when I was still living in San Jose, a friend & I broke in to the abandoned structure. It was trashed inside & there was nothing really worth saving. We took some pieces of wood & some rotten cloth as mementos. Then I heard it was demolished around 2001??? Glad someone tagged the garage with appropriate design. Too bad no one wanted to save the place. It was built right before the !906 tragedy in SF, I believe.
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