"Following this, the band moved around again, with Jeff Chambers on guest guitars and Josh Lazie on bass guitar coming on board to join Danzig who again contributed guitars to the album and returning drummer Joey Castillo. In regard to the recording of the album, Glenn was quoted in an interview with Metal maniacs in December 1999, "This record is the first time I've ever recorded my vocals digitally. I recorded with a mic and in a booth, but through a computer, and that's how the overdubs were done on this record as well. What I tried to do with this record is take all my favourite elements from Danzig 1 through 5, and the Thrall EP, put it all together and add a couple of new flavours."

Most fans would have been excited about this development. The best of everything that had come before this combined?! It had “winner” written all over it! The end result of course is open to the individual's opinion."

On this episode we are going to talk about “6:66 Satan’s Child” by Danzig, the band’s 6th studio album released 25 years ago this week, on today’s episode where “you leave me cold, couldn’t pay the price” on Music from a Lifetime.