Artist	Song
The Five Blind Boys of Alabama	Way Down In the Hole
from Spirit of the Century (2007)
TV On the Radio	Let the Devil In
from Return to Cookie Mountain (2006)
Jay-Z	Lucifer
from The Black Album (2003)
Disturbed	Inside the Fire
from Indestructible (2008)
Tom Waits	Down, Down, Down
from Swordfishtrombones (1990)
Opeth	The Grand Conjuration (Edit)
from The Grand Conjuration - Single (2007)
The Misfits	Devilock
from Collection (1986)
Soul Coughing	Bus to Beelzebug
from Ruby Vroom (2010)
Eagles	Take the Devil
from Eagles (2006)
Chris Isaak	Speak of the Devil
from Best of Chris Isaak (Remastered) (2006)
Rev. Johnny Blakey	The Devil Is Loose In the World
from Spreading the Word: Early Gospel Recordings (C) (2006)
The Dramatics	The Devil Is Dope
from The Best of the Dramatics (2006)
A.A. Bondy	When the Devil's Loose
from When the Devil's Loose (2009)
The Wailin' Jennys	The Devil's Paintbrush Road
from Firecracker (2006)
Judas Priest	Deal With the Devil
from Angel of Retribution (2005)
Eagles of Death Metal	Kiss the Devil
from Peace Love Death Metal (2004)
Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs	Devil Do
from You Can't Buy a Gun When You're Crying (2007)
Gillian Welch	The Devil Had a Hold of Me
from Hell Among the Yearlings (1998)
Los Amigos Invisibles	Diablo
from The Venezuelan Zinga Son, Vol. 1 (2004)
Supersuckers	Born With a Tail
from The Sacrilicious Sounds of the Supersuckers (1995)
Super Furry Animals	Demons
from Radiator (2005)
Steve Taylor	Drive, He Said
from On the Fritz (1994)
Randy Newman	Happy Ending
from Randy Newman's Faust (2005)
Yngwie Malmsteen	Caprici Di Diablo
from Perpetual Flame (2008)
John Zorn	Demon Sanctuary
from Naked City (2007)

Comment:

Feeling a little devil-may-care? Then bow down to some serious Swedish death metal, courtesy of Opeth and their musical black mass "The Grand Conjuration." Join SoCal's own Eagles of Death Metal for a session of satanic snoggin' on "Kiss the Devil," or "Let the Devil In" to the tune of TV On the Radio and their reckless alt-rock shout out. Just don't forget — like Jay-Z ("Lucifer") and the Five Blind Boys Of Alabama ("Way Down In the Hole") so eloquently warn, he'll be waiting for you when you've had your fun.

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