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| − | Beginning in 2004, the [[Lest We Forget – The Best Of|Lest We Forget]] era motioned for [[Marilyn Manson|Manson]]'s alleged "exit from music". The compilation served as a Best-of album for the past thirteen years in which Manson was involved in music. The subsequent [[Against All Gods|tour]] and its imagery was of an elegant Victorian style and brought back the themes of [[Celebritarian Corporation|Celebritarianism]], last seen in the [[Holy Wood]] | + | Beginning in 2004, the [[Lest We Forget – The Best Of|Lest We Forget]] era motioned for [[Marilyn Manson|Manson]]'s alleged "exit from music". The compilation served as a Best-of album for the past thirteen years in which Manson was involved in music. The subsequent [[Against All Gods|tour]] and its imagery was of an elegant Victorian style and brought back the themes of [[Celebritarian Corporation|Celebritarianism]], last seen in the [[:Category:Holy Wood era|Holy Wood era]]. During this time, Manson had been experiencing depression, largely due to marital problems with his then-wife [[Dita Von Teese]] and began focusing on his career in painting, rather than music. His painting, "[[Experience Is the Mistress of Fools]]" is used as the cover of the album. |
Although being largely inactive music-wise during this era, the [[Marilyn Manson (band)|band]] produced a commercially successful cover of Depeche Mode's "[[Personal Jesus]]", released as a single. | Although being largely inactive music-wise during this era, the [[Marilyn Manson (band)|band]] produced a commercially successful cover of Depeche Mode's "[[Personal Jesus]]", released as a single. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:10, 5 October 2017
Beginning in 2004, the Lest We Forget era motioned for Manson's alleged "exit from music". The compilation served as a Best-of album for the past thirteen years in which Manson was involved in music. The subsequent tour and its imagery was of an elegant Victorian style and brought back the themes of Celebritarianism, last seen in the Holy Wood era. During this time, Manson had been experiencing depression, largely due to marital problems with his then-wife Dita Von Teese and began focusing on his career in painting, rather than music. His painting, "Experience Is the Mistress of Fools" is used as the cover of the album.
Although being largely inactive music-wise during this era, the band produced a commercially successful cover of Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus", released as a single.
Pages in category "Lest We Forget era"
The following 94 pages are in this category, out of 94 total.
