Marilyn Manson — “Deep Six,” from the album The Pale Emperor (2015).
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Weekly Focus: Marilyn Manson, Pt. II, Day Three
Marilyn Manson — “The Flowers of Evil,” from the album Born Villain (2012).
Weekly Focus: Marilyn Manson, Pt. II, Day Two
Marilyn Manson — “Four Rusted Horses,” from the album The High End of Low (2009).
Weekly Focus: Marilyn Manson, Pt. II, Day One
Marilyn Manson — “Slo-Mo-Tion,” from the album Born Villain (2012).
Album of the Week: Marilyn Manson’s Born Villain
Okay, full disclosure.
After the release of The Golden Age of Grotesque, I ventured away from Marilyn Manson. There was nothing deep about the departure. I simply found other bands I enjoyed more and MM was stuck on the back burner. However, recently, I have returned to one of my original favorites and checked out all that I missed.
Born Villain stood out to me, particularly the track “Pistol Whipped.” I’m not sure why, I just love the song and most of what I’ve heard from this record. And so I’ve chosen Born Villain as my album of the week.
Playlist Challenge, Day 297
Marilyn Manson — “The Red Carpet Grave”
Playlist Challenge, Day 265
Marilyn Manson — “I Don’t Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)”
Playlist Challenge, Day 250
Dharmata — “Here and Gone”
Happy Birthday, Marilyn Manson!
Shock rocker Brian Warner, aka Marilyn Manson, turns 49 today. I have been a fan of him and his band since the age of eleven, so in honor of his birthday, here are a few of my favorites!
(Okay, it turned out to be more than a few… Ha!)
“The Dope Show”
“Deformography”
“Dried Up, Tied and Dead to the World”
“Disassociative”
“King Kill 33”
“Killing Strangers”
“Dope Hat”
“We Know Where You F**king Live”
“This is the New S**t”
Playlist Challenge, Day 240
Marilyn Manson — “Great Big White World”
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