Відео

ЭТо он и поет

Согласен, аж блевать хочется

Наркоман???

shut up

Smart arse...

Ты не фанат если раньше этого не слушал. Ты фуфло, Джо Байден смеётся над тобой

Y mira que yo igual y recién en pleno 2024 lo estoy oyendo

Child catcher ?

Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang.

Shitty chicken gang bang

Любишь сильнее, чем свою маму???? Тогда ты должен стать проституткой у Брайана Уорнера

Cool. Come get a slice!

Personally I see Marilyn Manson and Marilyn Manson and the spooky kids as two different things so I see where you are coming from. Perhaps look more into the spooky kids discography and you may find some hidden gems.

@@skeletonkiss1112 Since after I posted my comment I dug around and got a hold of some Spooky Kids and I love it!

@@gweganderson glad to hear, the band personally influences me a lot. Everything from the lyrics to the music to the aesthetic is perfect.

@@skeletonkiss1112 I would say Manson had 4 phases of sound. And I personally only like the first 3 phases. Phase 1 is the early Spooky Kids demos and touring around Florida. They were still trying to figure out the sound and composition of the songs. For example you can tell in these demos that they hadn't quite figured out how to properly incorporate the samples into the music. This phase had a ton of really weird experimental stage stuff that at times didn't really register as 'a rock band making music'. Phase 2 would be their albums Portrait of an American Family and Smells Like Children. The whole sound/image of the Spooky Kids was refined into something more coherent and appealing. You could essentially sum it up as 'what if Willy Wonka, Aleister Crowley, and a bunch of saturday morning cartoon villains started a rock band'. I love this era's live shows what with all the crazy things all over the stage and the energy of the band. This was the era of them playing in front of a Ouija board on a stage covered in bloody baby dolls, marionet puppets, chickens in cages, naked women covered in chocolate syrup, etc. If you want a great example of this era look up them Live at Trocadero in 1995. Phase 3 is when the tone got a bit more serious with the albums Antichrist Superstar and Mechanical Animals. The music took a more introspective turn showcasing the band's rampant drug abuse, self abuse, and abuse of others over the course of their past few tours. They stopped going for 'a silly shock rock band' and instead went for 'what if the Antichrist used a rock band to gain followers'. The music of this time was often genuinely creepy/disturbing, while also being really catchy and appealing to a mass audience. There was a nice balance between that in this era, the notion of them being a weird industrial band that experimented a lot with different sounds, while keeping in mind that to make that sound popular they would have to produce some big hits as well. If you want a great look at this era watch the documentaries Dead to the World and God is in the TV. Phase 4 is pretty much everything post-Holy Wood. I would consider Holy Wood to be a sort of transitional album that still had a ton of the occult hidden meanings of the past albums but the sound leaned a bit too heavily towards 'mainstream metal' for my tastes. After this some members like Twiggy (who is fundamental to the sound of earlier albums), and Gacy (who is responsible for the industrial sound, insane sampling, and occult easter eggs) left which took away a massive part of what made the band great. Not to mention the band got older so in recent years they can't really put on the type of performances they used to do from 1994-1998 where they would throw their instruments at one another, cut themselves on stage, jump on one another, etc. The energy just isn't there. It's like seeing Iggy Pop and the Stooges live but if they're all sitting down calmly performing this harsh punk music.

@@cake1661 I would agree but I loved everything after holy wood.

here's the crispin scene the sample is from if yr interested - ua-cam.com/video/BD1f39Ny9C8/v-deo.html

Thank you

i’ve wondered for years where that sample came from.. thank you!

I love him as Layne in River's Edge❤️

This is the first version.

One of the first demos from around 91 Edit scott putsky had the rights to the spooky kids materiel but he died (daisy-berkowitz)

Negative three

Negative three

is this the very first album?

6th cassette demo. This is before he final Portrait CD. This is also the first demo where they dropped the spooky kids and are just Marilyn Manson.