Marilyn Manson in general

This has to be the best possible thing for me to review because i'm a bit of an obsessive fan. Where to start...... well, i first heard Marilyn Manson on Kerrang! when i was around ten years old. The song was "The nobodies" and it was the first song that i liked for the fact it was a good song and not because my mates liked it. I remember when i told my dad i liked it, he had a sort of worried smile as he walked to tell my mum her young innocent son was a fan of Marilyn Manson. I think he knew it would make a big difference to my life. Six years later and i'm still a huge fan. As i look around my room i see a Marilyn calendar, sketches, paintings, 2 DVD's, ...  Read the complete review

Instead of ranting on about how great Marilyn Manson is and how much I Enjoy his music and how ignorant people can be (and can't they just, I can't even begin to describe how ignorant. Particularly many years ago while at school rock music and Marilyn Manson were 'weird' and those who did not conform to the normal 'nice happy pop music and dress top to toe in Adidas or whatever the trendy brand of the week was' were 'freaks' and got much hassle over nothing....(yeah yeah I'm a little bitter and twisted) But these ignorant people seem to still make up the majority of today's population - I know there's people with brains who use them out there somewhere but I ...  Read the complete review

Marilyn Manson, one of the controversial artists of all time, he is hated amongst a lot of people, where as other people look at him as a huge figure in the music industry, so is this man a genius, or is this man a poser who is turning the general public into sheep, this is something I am going to attempt to talk about now. Any of you who have read my opinions will know that I rated Marilyn Manson’s album, Mechanical Animals very highly indeed, and I still believe it is an inspired piece of art, that does not mean however that I agree with the way he goes about doing things, and some of the things he has done at gigs, I would like to make this clear from ...  Read the complete review

First off, I'm aware that I should wait for the category listing for this album to appear before I post this review, but hey I'm in the mood for writing and making some pennies, so I'm going to slot this in here - I'm sure the dooyoo folks will put this into the appropriate category, afterwards. Anyway, the morbid one is back; Marilyn Manson. The modern answer if you wish to David Bowie and/or Alice Cooper. And the man blamed for everything from the Columbine tragedy to the reason why your computer won't start! On this outing, Manson claims that 'Holy Wood' (with a book in the works to co-incide with this) is the third installment ...  Read the complete review

WARNING! Adult theme and NOT for the easily offended! Marilyn Manson - The Guns, God and Government tour Place: Birmingham Arena (NEC) Date: 21st January 2001 Cost: £18.50 a ticket (inc. booking fee) Having seen Marilyn Manson on their last UK tour this was one concert this year I knew I couldn’t miss out on. It’s not going to be to everyone’s tastes and can be extremely offensive in places (especially if you’re religious!). As with most rock / metal concerts you should expect it to be LOUD at all times and full of (strong) flashing lights. It’s not an ideal concert to go to if you ...  Read the complete review