1. Electric Head Pt.1 - this one is a hard rock song, good way to start off an album, very good music, vocals arent very impressive though.

2. Super-Charger Heaven - ahhh yes "Devilman", VERY good music and vocals; kind of showing their evolution in music style

3. Real Solution #9 - Low-fi vocals, great chorus altough all it says is yeah

4. Creature of the Wheel - this song is by far the worst on the album, no good chorus or music, just too plain, nothing special

5. Electric Head Pt. 2 - VERY good music and vocals, similar to Super-Charger Heaven, more of a funk vibe that Pt.1 much better

6. Grease Paint & Monkey Brains - very good vocals, sounds like (go to) California and Spookshow Baby on Rob's solo work. love this one

7. I, Zombie - some of the best drums I've heard in a long time! very good song, few vocals, chorus is Astro: 2000, so...very good track

8. More Human Than Human - very good, hit single, cool video

9. El Phantasmo and the Chicken Run Blast-O-Rama - my favorite song on the album, Rob is carrying a tune with his voice that is uniquely awesome!

10. Blur The Techicolor - great song, not much of chorus though

11. Blood Milk and Sky - I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I Give You The Leaders Of The Industrial Revolution!
Everyone's heard of Rob Zombie. You know, the OTHER famous solo metaller besides the Ozzman, that's still around. Well, this is where he learned the ropes. White Zombie's(the band Rob used to be in) Astro Creep 2000 is a fun-filled ride through the fun side of heavy music. This album is a fine work of industrial metal, which laid a lot of groundwork down along with Psalm 69, The Downward Spiral, and Demanufacture. "More Human Than Human" is the obvious hit single, with its simple bassline and awesome slide guitar. Other works are "Super-Charger Heaven," a fun campy song blazing along at locomotive pace; "I, Zombie," with its great chorus line; "Creature Of The Wheel," for its all-out heavyness; and "Real Solution #9," another nice rocker straight out of the Ministry songbook. All in all, the album's good fun, with slightly perturbing artwork and the Zombie seal-enough to make this not a masterpiece, nor a classic but a milestone in industrial metal as we know and love it today. Pick this up along with La Sexorcisto and Zombie's solo stuff.

Zombie Revisited
It had been a while (like 4 years or so...) since I'd listened to this album, and I don't know what was wrong with me. This is a great, timeless, completely heavy album. The whole thing is better than what came before (La Sexorcisto) and better than what came after (Rob's first solo album). Overall, that would put this at the pinnacle of the Zombie legacy. Every song is great in its own way, and on this disc White Zombie stradles that very fine line of giving each song its own sound without making the listener wonder if they're listening to a compilation; that is to say, every song has its own unique nuances but the whole thing is signature White Zombie. "More Human Than Human" was the monster (haha!) hit, but any of these songs deserves repeat listens. Go out and get this one if you have a hankerin' for some heavy, dirty, vicious-sounding metal.

Great Album
All scored out of 10

Electric Head Pt. 1 (10 great song great lyrics)

Super Charger Heaven (7 I just dont love this song like others, still a great listen)

Real Solution #9 (11 A personal favorite Zombie's voice is just so awesome and the chorus is great! I feel that if this was done by any other musician it would suck but Zombie pulls it off)

Creature of the Wheel (8 Great filler Song The whole band killed it on this song.)

Electric Head Pt. 2 (10 More great Zombie stuff. His voice is great the whole thing just pops greatness)

Grease, Paint, and Monkey Brains (9 Great lyrics and a tune combined with Zombies voice= magic)

I, Zombie (8 Also great for a filler song. Great lyrics it all gels well but it becomes all the better when it leads to...)

More Human Than Human (15 IMO it is the best Zombie song ever White or Rob. I just love this song its in my Top 10 best songs ever. Not enough can be said about it song)

El Phantasmo And The Chicken-Run Blast-O-Rama (6 Not that awesome. Still pretty good. Worth a second and third listen. Not a mixtape maker)

Blur the Technicolor (8 I love the guitar in this song. Zombie seems to be 2 people in this song. I love his mixing in this song.)

Blood, Milk, and Sky (5 Pretty Good song didn't get me in though...The best part was the hidden track)

Astro Creep: 2000 Review
Electric Head Pt. 1 (4:55) 5/5
Super Charger Heaven (3:37) 5/5
Real Solution #9 (4:43) 4/5
Creature of the Wheel (3:25) 5/5
Electric Head Pt. 2 (3:53) 4/5
Grease, Paint, and Monkey Brains (3:49) 5/5
I, Zombie (3:31) 4/5
More Human Than Human (4:28) 5/5
El Phantasmo And The Chicken-Run Blast-O-Rama (4:13) 3/5
Blur the Technicolor (4:09) 3.5/5
Blood, Milk, and Sky (5:48) 3.5/5
Total CD Runtime: 46:36
CD Rating: 47/55