Rob Zombie has been releasing music since 1987, providing us with memorable tracks as a solo artist and as the frontman for White Zombie. Today's Readers Poll asks you -- Rob Zombie fans -- what is the best album the singer has released?

We'll start with the early Rob Zombie years, when he was fronting White Zombie. The band's 1987 debut, 'Soul-Crusher,' was described as noise rock by many critics. With tracks like 'Drowning the Colossus,' 'Die Zombie Die' and 'Future Shock' leading the way, admiration for the disc has only grown since its release. That was followed by their 1989 effort, 'Make Them Die Slowly.' Their sophomore set found them dipping more into thrash metal but admittedly the band was not completely happy with the outcome.

The group's frustration with their sophomore set primed them for a breakout with their third album. White Zombie's 'La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1' arrived in 1992 and found some radio and video love with 'Thunder Kiss '65' and 'Black Sunshine.' White Zombie's tenure came to an end with 1995's 'Astro-Creep: 2000,' but not before spawning another hit single in 'More Human Than Human' and fan favorite tracks 'Real Solution #9' and 'Super-Charger Heaven.'

On the solo front, Rob Zombie has been responsible for four records. 'Hellbilly Deluxe' arrived in 1998, featuring the immediate hits 'Dragula' and 'Living Dead Girl,' as well as fan favorite, 'Superbeast.' 2001 brought 'The Sinister Urge,' which spawned 'Feels So Numb,' the groovy 'Never Gonna Stop (Red Red Kroovy)' and 'Demon Speeding.' Zombie slid a little commercially with 2006's 'Educated Horses.' However, the album did feature the singles 'Foxy Foxy,' 'American Witch' and 'Let It All Bleed.' Zombie went back to the well and rediscovered his energy with 'Hellbilly Deluxe 2.' The 2010 album featured the songs 'What?' and 'Sick Bubblegum.'

So there you have it -- eight albums from Rob Zombie's career. Let us know which album you think was the best in the Readers Poll listed below.

 

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