777

Album: Danzig II: Lucifuge (1990)
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Songfacts®:

  • Glenn Danzig explained the meaning of this song in a press release to promote the album: "Armageddon. What exists after 666? The end."
  • The Christian metal band Stryper attribute a very different meaning to the number 777. They see it as the opposite of 666, the "Number of the Beast," and use it in their iconography.
  • "777" is a track from Danzig II: Lucifuge, the band's second album. Like their debut, the album was produced by Rick Rubin, who signed them to his Def American label. The song was written by frontman Glenn Danzig.

Comments: 1

  • Mickey Knox from Farmington, NmThis is a cool song. It should have been included in Natural Born Killers. I also find it eerie that Glenn Danzig sounds like Jim Morrison of the Doors in both inflection and tone when singing. This could have easily been a Doors song.
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