LaVey
Personaggio o gruppo
Anthon LaVey, Church Of Satan
Biografia
Anton Szandor LaVey[1], (11 Aprile 1930 – 29 1997 Ottobre, Chicago) il cui vero nome è Howard Stanton Levey, fu il fondatore americano e Massimo Sacerdote della chiesa di Satana e anche scrittore, occultista, musicista e attore. E' stato l'autore della Bibbia Satanica e il fondatore del Satanismo, un sistema sintetizzato della sua concezionde della natura umana e dei principi di filosofi che professavano il materialismo e l'individualismo, per cui affermava di non avere "ispirazione sovrannaturale".
Libri
The Satanic Bible (Avon, 1969, ISBN 0-380-01539-0) The Complete Witch, or, What to do When Virtue Fails (Dodd, Mead, 1971, ISBN 0-396-06266-0); republished as The Satanic Witch (Feral House, 1989, ISBN 0-922915-00-8); re-released with an introduction by Peggy Nadramia, and an afterword by Blanche Barton (2003, ISBN 0-922915-84-9). The Satanic Rituals (Avon, 1972, ISBN 0-380-01392-4) The Devil's Notebook (Feral House, 1992, ISBN 0-922915-11-3) Satan Speaks!, introduction by Blanche Barton, foreword by Marilyn Manson (Feral House, 1998, ISBN 0-922915-66-0)
Film
Invocation of my Demon Brother (short, uncredited role as Satan, 1969) Satanis: The Devil's Mass (featured, 1970; released on DVD by Something Weird Video, 2003) The Devil's Rain (technical advisor, role as High Priest, 1975) The Car (creative consultant, 1977) Doctor Dracula, aka Svengali (technical advisor, 1981) Charles Manson Superstar (research consultant, 1989) Death Scenes (narrator/host, 1989) Speak of the Devil (featured, 1995)
Registrazioni
The Satanic Mass, LP (Murgenstrumm Records, 1968; re-released on CD with one bonus track, "Hymn of the Satanic Empire, or The Battle Hymn of the Apocalypse", by Amarillo Records, 1994; Mephisto Media, 2001) Answer Me/Honolulu Baby, 7" single (Amarillo Records, 1993) Strange Music, 10" EP (Amarillo Records, 1994; now available through Reptilian Records) Satan Takes A Holiday, CD (Amarillo Records, 1995; now available through Reptilian Record
Sito Web
Church Of Satan, Anton LaVey [1]
