The music and arrangement. Not a fan huh?
I'm not a huge fan of Marilyn Manson, but I like a few of the songs.
The version you posted also reminds me of another band, just can't recall which one.
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I'm not a huge fan of Marilyn Manson, but I like a few of the songs.
The version you posted also reminds me of another band, just can't recall which one.
From a musical standpoint, Manson's voice is like nails on a chalkboard to me.
On another note, he's completely obnoxious.
Lastly, I've had so many people come up to me and say "You must be a Manson fan!" No! No, I'm not! Lemme alone!
I was thinking of the style of the music. There are shared elements. I hadn't heard another version of the song and rather like that one that you posted.
Manson wasn't the first thought in finding music to draw a comparison, but it was the band whose name I could remember. I'm still trying to think of the other band that also incorporates similar elements.
I promise, I will not mistake you for a Marilyn Manson fan.
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Me either! I would actually like to go but I'd rather go to Scotland, so that's probably my next destination.
I agree about him personally. He is obnoxious.
Nine Inch Nails?
I may have been thinking about Disturbed as having a similar sound. I'll think about it.
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That's another possibility.
The problem I have is that listening to the cover brought to mind a song or, more precisely, a part of a song and I can't place it. It wasn't a Marilyn Manson song.
I am experiencing another of my sudden interest episodes. Over the last couple of weeks I'm suddenly interested in LA Guns and Tone Loc. I never really listened to LA Guns before and haven't listened to Tone Loc in a long time. The interest just cropped up like usual, out of seeming no where.
I don't explain it. Just know I have the habit and ride it out.
Haven't heard of them.
LA Guns are a glam metal band out of LA that were pioneers of the early 80's metal sound. Traci Guns is the Guns part of Guns and Roses, leaving soon after the band formed.
Tone Lōc is late 80's/early 90's rap with crunchy guitars.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
I ain't going to Russia, no way, no how.....
This is LA Guns "The Ballad of Jayne".
LA Guns "Electric Gypsy".
Tone Lōc is quite a departure from LA Guns, but I suddenly find myself listening again.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
There's sort of a tongue in cheek element to Tone Lōc.