Il Demonio Nera - DVD

First and foremost, Danzig’s DVD entitled Il Demonio Nera is a collection of music videos, outtakes, and alternative versions of songs that came out of Danzig’s IV and V discs. To make it easier for you to see what’s on this DVD, I’ll break it down by describing each track briefly:

1. “Until You Call on the Dark (MTV version)” --- Extremely obnoxious song, but we’re not really talking about the music, so I’ll go on to say the video is just as annoying. We’ve got Danzig, masked, crawling on stage while singing this tune to fans reaching toward him, with some Viking looking women in the background.
2. “Until You Call on the Dark (Glenn Danzig performance) --- The only difference between this video and the first one is the fact that the camera focuses solely on Danzig (something he must love). Same obnoxious song, and the same weird Viking women wearing leather thongs.
3. “Cantspeak (clean version)” --- This is where the band attempts a Tool-like video.
4. “Cantspeak (filter pass version) --- Same video, just not as crisp looking.
5. “I Don’t Mind the Pain (MTV Version) --- This is where Danzig attempts to be sexy, as he has several black and white scenes without a shirt on. He also tries to come across as looking really tough, but you can tell it’s contrived (little man syndrome at it’s best). Try not to have a convulsion when the strobe lights come on.
6. “I Don’t Mind the Pain (Glenn Danzig performance) --- Same video, but this time we get to sit through the entire song to watch Danzig sing on top of some stone pillar.
7. “I Don’t Mind the Pain (band performace) --- Here’s where you REALLY gotta try not to go into convulsions. The whole video is nothing but the blue strobe lights found in the MTV version. MAN, is this version irritating! And even in this “band performance” version, all you see is Danzig.
8. “Sadistikal (Black & White version, unreleased)” --- Let me just say, this is NOT a song! Listen to it, and you’ll know exactly what I mean. The video isn’t any better. Scattered images of band members, skulls, skeletons, and some chick rubbing her tits with blood all over them….this is artistic vision as it’s best (and if you don’t sense the sarcasm in that statement, you may be the type to appreciate this kind of video).
9. “Sadistikal (Color & Black/White version, unreleased) --- Same annoying fucking “song,” same dumbass video, just with some color added…WOOHOO!
10. “Sacrifice (Director’s cut)” --- Danzig’s attempt at sounding like Nine Inch Nails, and not even coming close. More annoying strobe shit, Danzig’s trying to crawl out of the screen and into my livingroom but I don’t want him in here, and then we find him playing to a crowd in an underground club.
11. “Serpentia (Regular version, unreleased)” --- Okay, this is not a song either. Some sound effects and some woman moaning, that’s all this is. Oh, and I think Danzig’s trying to say something, but I can’t make him out. I only know he’s talking because I see his lips moving. I think he’s still attempting to be Trent Reznor. He’s covered in grease and, at one point, almost looks as if he’s humping the screen….“Is that supposed to be sexy?” This is even more irritating than anything that preceded it.
12. “Serpentia (Alternative version, unreleased) --- More of the same as track 11.

So, for a collection of the worst Danzig songs and some of the worst videos you’ll ever see, pick up his latest DVD release.

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