S6E259 - Six Feet Under 'Haunted' with Jeff Kaiser

<p>Buckle-up listeners! This week's guest, <strong>Jeff Kaiser</strong> (<a href="https://linktr.ee/floridasoundarchive" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Florida Sound Archive Podcast</a>), brings us a record - and genre - that got his teenage self extremely high: It's the 1995 debut album by Tampa Death Metal supergroup <strong>Six Feet Under</strong> (featuring members of Cannibal Corpse and Obituary), '<strong>Haunted</strong>'. With a slightly groovier, more riff-heavy sound than your standard Death Metal fare, its horror-themed songs about zombies, werewolves and the darker side of existence just might get under your skin. Added bonus: your parents will HATE it!</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Suffering In Ecstasy</em> - Six Feet Under; <em>If This Is Love</em> - Charlie Pickett & The Eggs; <em>Buzzard Dance</em> - Billie Stewart (Songs of the Seminole Indians of Florida 1931-1933); <em>A Skull Full Of Maggots</em> - Cannibal Corpse; <em>Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment</em> - Ramones; <em>The Enemy Inside</em> - Six Feet Under; <em>Children Of The Grave</em> - Black Sabbath; <em>Silent Violence, Lycanthropy, Still Alive, Beneath The Black, Human Target, Remains Of You, Suffering In Ecstasy</em> - Six Feet Under; <em>Better You, Better Than Me</em> - Judas Priest; <em>Suck My Kiss</em> - Red Hot Chili Peppers; <em>Tomorrow's Victim</em> - Six Feet Under; <em>A New Hope</em> - Amboog-A-Lard; <em>Torn To The Bone, Haunted</em> - Six Feet Under; <em>Veil Of Maya</em> - Cynic; <em>Stepping Stone</em> - Six Feet Under</p>