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Burn Baby Burn

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I think this album has a very erotic techno beat to it,and I think the lyrics are very sadistic and morbid but satisfying to the soul.Good music to get you to your sexual peak.

If you like your music to move you and compel you to celebrate your being in dance, this is the best CD of such music I have ever heard. I have the entire EHC catalogue and love every effort, but this one is far and away my favorite. New to the EHC? Start here--you will immediately be submerged in the unique universe of the EHC.

This album is one of the best EHC has ever put out, but Callin' Dr. Love is her sister and should be purchased as a pair.

the electric hellfire's "Burn baby Burn" has a great 60's "flowerpower" feel combined with Industrial/Techno-style beats. The music is powerful, satanic and sometimes funny. It's like Satanic disco with a little dose of acid just for effect. If Satan and Charles Manson ever Started a band together, this would be it. I love this!

well. If you've heard this band you'll understand the surfy, dancing, satanic funk that EHC seem to bang into your skull. Whenever I hear this album I can't get it out of my head. That's a good thing by the way. Every home should have a little bit of this.

Satan has never been so musically inclined. What makes this album great is the combination of great, dark music with some of the most witty/intelligently written lyrics I've heard. Granted, it will offend the strongly Christian-minded, but on its musical merits alone this is an outstanding CD. Starting from the very first track to my favorite, Mr. 44, this CD never lets up.

Burn Baby Burn alone is worth the price of this CD. Liar, Liar, your Church is on fire! This is something your kids can sing along with. Funny, funny stuff. Good Dance music. Great Satanist Glamor rock from a great bunch of folks. Teach your kids the new morality; buy them this CD. Wyatt Kaldenberg

A lot of people like "Kiss The Goat" but this, their first album is better.

"Burn Baby Burn" is the debut album from this self professed Satanic "electro-glam" band and to date it's their best effort yet. Where subsequent releases have been nothing less than excellent, "Burn Baby Burn" just has that special "something" that keeps me coming back.
"B3" is steeped in themes of psychedelia, sadomasochism, and Satanic doctrine to name a few. Heavy synth, danceable beats, and eighties metal style solo guitar alongside Rev. Thorne's razor edged vocals give the EHC a sound the likes of which I've never before heard. All this is delivered in their trademark brand of black humor. The music at times seems almost to belie the nature of the songs. This paradox defines the very heart of the Church of Satan and in this respect Thorne and company make the most logical choice for the Church's musical mouthpiece.
So what you have here is a masterful collection of delightfully evil tunes with enough of an infernal edge to keep them from becoming too kitschy. "Burn Baby Burn" is definitely their strongest outing but don't write them off completely. I would suggest listening to their albums in order, as listening to them out of chronological order sort of dilutes their musical progression and may even turn some people off.

I just noticed the date this CD was released (1993), I can't believe it was that long ago. Anyhow this was the best release from Electric Hellfire Club, led by frontman Thomas formerly of My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult.

EHC play on the we love satan thing and as both a music fan and a Industrial DJ there really are only two songs worthwhile. "Invocation" and "Mr 44" are the two best songs on the CD and are worth checking out, just don't expect too much from the rest of the CD.

As a DJ I would say pick up the CD if you have the spare cash as both songs mentioned are good for play every now and then.