marilyn manson? - Page 8

Slutmonkey · 07-17-2004, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Sic Aenima

It's funny to see you people fight,

People who dosent like Manson wouldnt know how good of a lyric-writter he is, just like people who dosent like rock n' roll or guitar wouldnt know how good of a guitarist Hendrix is (dont fuckig tell me its different).

People who likes Manson should not be all pissed and pumped up when someone say Manson sux (no offence, Slutmonkey), i bet no more than one-third of the ppl on the planet can write lyrics as good as Manson.

And i donno why people remembers him for Antichrist Superstar, cuz there's alot of greats songs in Holy Wood, and Golden Age of Grotesque.

btw. Manson dosent write in the same mood all the time, listen The Beautiful People, and then listen to mOBSCENE, you'll know the difference.

thank you. idk about golden age though, its prob. my least fav of his albums. but ur 100% on holywood, great album. and i felt like i needed to defend him, no one else was, so i am glad to see someone agree with me god damn.

Acid Overdose · 07-17-2004, 04:30 PM

Haha Cool.

If you listen carefuly to the songs in each album, you'll find that there's main themes in each album.

Antichrist Superstar - This album is mainly about power, and the world becoming dead.

Mechanical Animals - Drugs.

Holy Wood - Death and violence; hopelessness and anti-govenment, anti-religion, anti-society.

The Golden Age of Grotesque - Entertainment, infections of media, and obscene.

GDK · 07-17-2004, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Sic Aenima

Haha Cool.

If you listen carefuly to the songs in each album, you'll find that there's main themes in each album.

Antichrist Superstar - This album is mainly about power, and the world becoming dead.

Mechanical Animals - Drugs.

Holy Wood - Death and violence; hopelessness and anti-govenment, anti-religion, anti-society.

The Golden Age of Grotesque - Entertainment, infections of media, and obscene.

You are 100% correct! I have never seen someone define Manson's albums so clear and straight forward.

Slutmonkey · 07-17-2004, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by GDK

You are 100% correct! I have never seen someone define Manson's albums so clear and straight forward.

agreed, very good job.

Acid Overdose · 07-18-2004, 01:51 AM

Thanx

Anyone read his auto-biography? "The Long Hard Road Out Of Hell", pretty interesting book, he talks about his life, from his childhood, up until Antichrist Superstar era.

Slutmonkey · 07-18-2004, 02:07 AM

yeah i read it. i'm almost done acctually. its a good book sofar. i'm enjoying it very much.

GDK · 07-18-2004, 02:13 AM

yah I finished it a couple days ago. The book is definately up on my favorite list, but then again I dont read many books because I have to really like the book to be able to sit still and read it.

Mercantico · 07-18-2004, 02:21 AM

I like him, not my favorite, but for his style i like him. Gotta see past the BS the media and the religious watchdogs give him.

algernon · 07-18-2004, 02:59 AM

Look, I'm not knocking him...but for me, music should be a healing experience...an escape into a joyful place. I just can't understand why anyone would want to be transported to the place this guy goes.

GDK · 07-18-2004, 03:03 AM

because for the people that love, his music does take you to a joyful place. Songs like coma black are healing. Guess you can call us manson fans Macaccists (sp?).