Marilyn Manson

Profile:
American rock band which has gained notoriety for its extraordinary and outrageous contents, performance and media exposure.
Originally formed as Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids in 1989 in Florida, USA.

This is the band profile. For the person and band leader of the same name, see Marilyn Manson (2).

Current members:
Marilyn Manson (2) – vocals (1989–present)
Twiggy Ramirez – guitar (2009–present), bass (1993–2002, 2008–2009)
Fred Sablan – bass (2010–present)
Jason Stutter - live drums (2012-present)

Former members: (incl. previous "The Spooky Kids")
Daisy Berkowitz – guitar, programming (1989–1996)
Zsa Zsa Speck – keyboards (1989)
Olivia Newton Bundy – bass (1989)
Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, sampling, percussion (1989–2007)
Gidget Gein – bass (1989–1993)
Sara Lee Lucas – drums (1991–1995)
Ginger Fish – drums (1995–2004, 2006–2011)
Zim Zum – guitar (1996–1998)
John 5 – guitar (1998–2004)
Tim Skold – bass (2002–2005), guitar (2006–2008)
Mark Chaussee – live guitar (2004–2005)
Rob Holliday – live bass (2007–2008), live guitar (2008)
Wes Borland – live guitar (2008–2009)
Andrew Gerold – live bass (2009–2010)
Chris Vrenna – live drums (2004–2005), keyboards (2007–2011), live drums (2010–2011)
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Albums

Portrait Of An American Family

(17 versions)
Nothing Records 1994

Antichrist Superstar

(16 versions)
Nothing Records 1996

Mechanical Animals

(22 versions)
Nothing Records 1998

The Last Tour On Earth

(13 versions)
Nothing Records 1999

Holy Wood (In The Shadow Of The Valley Of Death)

(22 versions)
Nothing Records 2000

The Golden Age Of Grotesque

(16 versions)
Interscope Records 2003

Eat Me, Drink Me

(10 versions)
Interscope Records 2007

The High End Of Low

(19 versions)
Interscope Records 2009

Born Villain

(6 versions)
Cooking Vinyl, HELL, ETC. 2012

Singles & EPs

Get Your Gunn

(12 versions)
Nothing Records 1994

Lunchbox

(6 versions)
Nothing Records 1995

Smells Like Children

(15 versions)
Nothing Records, Interscope Records 1995

Sweet Dreams

(3 versions)
Nothing Records, MCA Records, Interscope Records 1995

Dope Hat

(CD, Maxi, Promo)
Nothing Records 1995

The Horrible People / Tourniquet

(2 versions)
Nothing Records 1996

Antichrist Superstar (Single)

(CD, Single, Promo)
Nothing Records 1996

Long Hard Road Out Of Hell

(4 versions)
Epic, Epic, Immortal Records (3) 1997

Tourniquet

(8 versions)
Nothing Records, Interscope Records 1997

Remix & Repent

(6 versions)
Nothing Records 1997

The Beautiful People

(12 versions)
Nothing Records, Interscope Records 1997

Man That You Fear

(CD, Maxi, Promo)
Nothing Records, Interscope Records 1997

The Dope Show

(16 versions)
Nothing Records 1998

Marilyn Manson / Hole (2) - I Don't Like The Drugs (But The Drugs Like Me) / Malibu (CD, Maxi, Promo)

Universal Records 1998

Marilyn Manson / Baxter - Rock Is Dead (14 versions)

Gallo Record Company 1999

Coma White

(3 versions)
Nothing Records 1999
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Reviews & Discussion

lstookey Feb 02, 2012 (edited 3 months ago)
I have never listened to Eat Me Drink Me or The High End of Low, which I think is when people have felt he slumped. But the fact is people all artists who are around for any length of time slump. Holy Wood is freaking fantastic. I love Antichrist and Portrait and Mechanical Animals as well. From what I have read and heard he has Twiggy back. His new album soon to be released is influenced by Slayer and said to be more of a death metal type approach. Will be interesting to see what he comes up with. I'm looking forward to it! With over 50 million albums sold, those of us who are fans are hardly alone.
Review by rabhekaumae Oct 19, 2010
I have been a fan since I was 12( dopehat) after the golden age of grotesque come out I like it however it was very different. After that however I have been very disappointed in his writing and composing abilities..
Review by hobbesdream Sep 12, 2008
Marilyn Manson's quite a rock star, that's for sure.
while i must say i have been a fan since 1996 (Antichrist Superstar that is) my fandom has had it's ups and downs. Mechanical Animals was a very high point, and i kind of lost interest after that (though i still have every full length album he's released since.) Around the pre-release time of Eat Me, Drink Me my fandom began anew. I was excited for the first time in a long time to hear from my ol' favorite. I was not disappointed, I enjoyed Eat Me, Drink Me quite a bit, but something was still not all there. I finally met the man himself at a signing for EMDM and found him to be a very kind and generous person. His new album which is in the works (and his first album with original bassist Twiggy who departed after Holy-Wood)has definitely got my buzz and i'm ready to experience this coming era of Marilyn Manson
Review by noizyme Mar 02, 2006 (edited over 6 years ago)
OK, Marilyn has a great head on his shoulders, he does, but what he lacks is tact in his progressive confusion which is his artwork, lifestyle, and messages. His lyrics, often naive and filled with ridiculous plays-on-words to act as intellectual originality, are never the highlight of the act. His concert (for Antichrist Superstar's release) was my first concert, and it ranks as one of the best concerts I've been to. Theatrically speaking, the man knows how to throw a concert. His ego has risen through time, which makes his releases and his credibility wane through the years. He was at his best during the Antichrist album's era and before, when there was no sure thing with his band, and the only thing he had going for him was a band full of wackjobs who didn't care that they looked like a travelling sideshow. That's when everything was truly original and nothing shocked parents more and all that hooplah. I want to see Marilyn get less polished (like he is now with that businessman-like approach to goth-wear) and get more crazy and unkempt like he was, because this new Manson is way to safe for anyone to adhere to anymore...even the Hot Topic crowd know that, and that's pretty pathetic.
Review by Alastis Feb 26, 2006 (edited over 6 years ago)
I might be a minority here, but I can say that don't like musical endeavors of Mr. Manson. Brilliant businessmen ? Absolutely ! Great musician/songwriter ? Not really. I admit that I loved him as a kid and so did many other kids. Its hard to tell, though, whether it was because of his image and extreme views/interest in perversion (you know - sticking the cross up your ass and such) or because of music. I fell in love with his pictures, long before I heard the music. And right now it seems to me that all of his controversial moves were done in order to cover up music that's not really interesting or innovative nor it contains anything original. Its almost the same for Kiss and Bon Jovi (certainly, completely different bands) which might gather millions on stadiums with their theatrics and whatnot, but in the end music itself is as vapid and dull as possible.
Review by DarkSouljah Apr 04, 2004
One of the few artists who pride themselves in change and progression. Unfortunately i can't say i liked much of what came after Antichrist Superstar, since at that point he became very commercialized and seemed to be desperate for ideas. Everything he has to say is worth hearing, as he is a brilliant man with even better ideas.
Review by shanethedominator May 29, 2003
How to sum up this Man's talent....his approach towards his Music is cerebral, analytical, and ever controversial
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