Marilyn Manson - Eat Me, Drink Me (Bonus Track Version) (iTunes Version)
Though Marilyn Manson lives to shock people with his outrageous behavior, his music is surprisingly conventional. Anyone acquainted with the works of David Bowie, Alice Cooper and the decades of punk and industrial music that followed should have no problem acclimating to Manson’s murky hard rock stew. With his band now in the past, Manson teams with bassist Tim Skold in a home recording studio to make what on the surface seems to be his most intimate album to date. At times, the sound still expands to grand dimensions but mostly Manson and Skold create thick, dense guitar patches that feel as if the world is closing in on them. “If I Was Your Vampire” kicks things off with a slow, creepy riff that sounds as if Manson is being physically restrained from tearing the roof off. Elsewhere, he employs a stack of wah-wah guitar (“They Said That Hell’s Not Hot”) and burbling synths to support his ragged croak of a voice. The days of cataclysmic destruction may be past — this is not Mechanical Animals — but the dawning of a new hard rock day has Manson feeling pretty apprehensive. And that’s a good thing for listeners hooked on his doomsday scenarios.
Genres: Alternative, Music, Rock, Hard Rock, Metal
Released: Jun 05, 2007
℗ 2007 Interscope Records
Tracklist:
01 If I Was Your Vampire
02 Putting Holes In Happiness
03 The Red Carpet Grave
04 They Said That Hell's Not Hot
05 Just a Car Crash Away
06 Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)
07 Evidence [Explicit]
08 Are You the Rabbit?
09 Mutilation Is the Most Sincere Form of Flattery [Explicit]
10 You and Me and the Devil Makes 3
11 Eat Me, Drink Me
12 Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand) [Inhuman Remix by Jade e Puget]
13 Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand) [International Edit] [Clean] (Video)
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