"Eat me, drink me" CD by Marilyn Manson
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| Item no. | 431627 |
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| Title | Eat me, drink me |
| Musical Genre | Industrial |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Marilyn Manson |
| Release date | 01/06/2007 |
| Product type | CD |
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| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
CD 1
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1.If I was your vampire
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2.Putting holes in happiness
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3.The red carpet grave
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4.They said that hell´s not hot
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5.Just a car crash away
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6.Heart-shaped glasses (When the heart guides the hand)
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7.Evidence
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8.Are you the rabbit?
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9.Mutilation is the most sincere form of flattery
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10.You and me and the devil makes 3
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11.Eat me, drink me
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12.Heart-shaped glasses (When the heart guides the hand)(inhuman remix)
by Samuele Rudelli (14.07.2007) The marriage with fetish-model, Dita von Teese made Mr. Manson a tamed, little dog who completely neglected his fans and his music. Logical consequence: an almost four-years break, a bad popularity decrease and a big midlife crisis. All that seems now compensated with the surprising split of Dita as well as great comeback album reviving the Shock-Rocker of the old days with new life. "Eat me, drink me" presents morbid soundscapes, heavy Industrial and frank lyrics in which the 38-year old Manson either counts off with his ex or devotes with relish to his new girlfriend, the only 19-years-old actress, Evan Rachel Wood. She is also the reason for the Lolita motive in "Heart-shaped glasses", the only real Pop song on the album. The rest is sad, beautiful Horror Rock making "Eat me, drink me" the best Manson-album since "Mechanical animals" (1998) – and a sure guarantee for a dirty divorce of the Hollywood kind. Remember: too exciting women bring nothing but trouble.