Devil themed tunes

[Norman Breaks]

Similar to the train theme thread. The Devil, or devils. Let's have 'em.

[Banshee Bones]

Oddly enough, you'd think the various metal genres would be packed with songs that have "devil" in the title but they don't, given the preference for referring the quare fella his more formal title of Satan, or Lucifer







And just to calm things down again:

[BrianD3]

The Green Manalishi - Fleetwood Mac. Very ominous sounding especially the wailing at the end


Fire - Crazy World of Arthur Brown. Also associated with a recent appalling incident.

[Scotty]

WARNING: Listen to this once and you'll be singing it for the rest of the day!

[quodec]

Back in my youth this was one of the first singles I bought, from 1973, drummer Cozy Powell and his instrumental hit 'Dance with the Devil'.

[nlgbbbblth]

I highly recommend this 1976 LP
Evil is the theme and this LP delivers in spades

[Norman Breaks]

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[nlgbbbblth]

"He's got his cloven hoof on the clutch."

The B-52s - Devil In My Car

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[Scotty]

One from my youth...

Despite being an anthem of the 80's, and INXS being massive at the time, it only barely made the TOP 50 in the UK charts.

[Norman Breaks]

Some Jimmy Castor devil tracks:





Funk warning

[nlgbbbblth]

One from my youth...

Despite being an anthem of the 80's, and INXS being massive at the time, it only barely made the TOP 50 in the UK charts.

Yes, the chart failure of Devil Inside was disappointing. The track was too long for radio though which didn't help. There was a tighter edit which I prefer but was only on a promo 7". If that was on the regular 7" pressings then it would have done much better.

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[nlgbbbblth]

The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Fire

[Norman Breaks]

Killer Mike - Don't Let The Devil

[Norman Breaks]

Probably one of the mellower Devil tunes

[Berties_Horse]

[Del.Monte]

Surprised "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" (1979) by the Charlie Daniels Band hasn't been mentioned - a really lively one where the Devil loses out and "Spanish Train" (1975) by Chris de Burgh where he has the upper hand. Both classics but I suppose you're all too young to remember them.