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| + | :''This article is about the album. For the song, see [[EAT ME, DRINK ME]]. For the energy drink, see [[Eat Me, Drink Me (drink)]]''.'' | ||
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| Cover = Eat-Me-Drink-Me.jpg | | Cover = Eat-Me-Drink-Me.jpg | ||
| Artist = [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] | | Artist = [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] | ||
| − | | Released = June 5, 2007 | + | | Released = June 5, 2007 |
| Recorded = October 31, 2006–February 26, 2007 in Beverly Hills and Hollywood, California | | Recorded = October 31, 2006–February 26, 2007 in Beverly Hills and Hollywood, California | ||
| − | | Genre = | + | | Genre = Alternative rock, industrial rock, alternative metal |
| Length = 52:22 | | Length = 52:22 | ||
| Label = [[Interscope Records|Interscope]] | | Label = [[Interscope Records|Interscope]] | ||
| Producer = [[Marilyn Manson]], [[Tim Skold]] | | Producer = [[Marilyn Manson]], [[Tim Skold]] | ||
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| Reviews = | | Reviews = | ||
| − | * Allmusic {{rating | + | * Allmusic {{rating 3}} [http://www.allmusicguide.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:avftxzu5ldke link] |
* Entertainment Weekly '''B''' [http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20040697,00.html link] | * Entertainment Weekly '''B''' [http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20040697,00.html link] | ||
| − | * ''Metal Hammer'' {{rating | + | * ''Metal Hammer'' {{rating 2.5}} |
| − | * Rocklouder {{rating | + | * Rocklouder {{rating 4}} [http://www.rocklouder.co.uk/articles/3258.html link] |
| − | * ''Rolling Stone'' {{rating | + | * ''Rolling Stone'' {{rating 3}} [http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/marilynmanson/albums/album/14898790/review/14933476/eat_me_drink_me link] |
| − | * Slant Magazine {{Rating | + | * Slant Magazine {{Rating 3.5}} [http://www.slantmagazine.com/music/music_review.asp?ID=1141 link] |
* Stylus '''D+''' [http://www.stylusmagazine.com/reviews/marilyn-manson/eat-me-drink-me.htm link] | * Stylus '''D+''' [http://www.stylusmagazine.com/reviews/marilyn-manson/eat-me-drink-me.htm link] | ||
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| − | '''''Eat Me, Drink Me''''' is the sixth studio album by [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]], released worldwide on June 5, 2007 by [[Interscope Records]]. ''Eat Me, Drink Me'' was recorded from late October 31, 2006 through early February 26, 2007 at a rented home studio in Beverly Hills, California, and in the neighboring Hollywood, California, in collaboration with [[Tim Skold]] who is responsible for composing all music on the album. It was produced by Manson and Skold, and mixed by [[Sean Beavan]]. | + | '''''Eat Me, Drink Me''''' is the sixth studio album by [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]], released worldwide on June 5, 2007 by [[Interscope Records]]. ''Eat Me, Drink Me'' was recorded from late October 31, 2006 through early February 26, 2007 at a rented home studio in Beverly Hills, California, and in the neighboring Hollywood, California, in collaboration with [[Tim Skold]] who is responsible for composing all music on the album. It was produced by Manson and Skold, and mixed by [[Sean Beavan]]. ''Eat Me, Drink Me'' is currently the band's shortest running studio album (though it is not the absolute shortest release by the band). |
| − | == Background information == | + | ==Background information== |
| − | === Manson on ''Eat Me, Drink Me'' === | + | ===Manson on ''Eat Me, Drink Me''=== |
| − | ''"I feel as if there's more like three albums' worth of material, [because] I don't want to cram a long record into a place that doesn't have the attention span for that... I'd like to return to the old-fashioned records that had eight or nine songs [that] were all very important. Not to say that I made records that had filler material. They were all based around a central idea, and the central idea in this one is my pain and its ability to be unashamed to repeat itself."'' | + | ''"I feel as if there's more like three albums' worth of material, [because] I don't want to cram a long record into a place that doesn't have the attention span for that... I'd like to return to the old-fashioned records that had eight or nine songs [that] were all very important. Not to say that I made records that had filler material. They were all based around a central idea, and the central idea in this one is my pain and its ability to be unashamed to repeat itself."'' |
| − | ::::<small> | + | ::::<small>—Marilyn Manson, MTV News</small> |
''"[The songs] are clearly written to seduce somebody... I don't want people to think that the record is some kind of exploitation of my personal life. At the same time, it also represents exactly who I am and what I feel... I really wanted to be a singer on this album. This is very earnest and uncalculated and raw, in the sense that I know I'm fucked up, and I'm really not ashamed of it."'' | ''"[The songs] are clearly written to seduce somebody... I don't want people to think that the record is some kind of exploitation of my personal life. At the same time, it also represents exactly who I am and what I feel... I really wanted to be a singer on this album. This is very earnest and uncalculated and raw, in the sense that I know I'm fucked up, and I'm really not ashamed of it."'' | ||
| − | ::::<small> | + | ::::<small>—Marilyn Manson, ''Rolling Stone''</small> |
''"This is the record I've worked all my life to get to. You always have to transform, or you can’t continue as an artist, and this record has been the biggest transformation for me... It’s better heard than described... On this record I really wanted to sing, and that has to come from a naked, emotional place. It's not a record about me crying, or songs about my woes, but I think this record will probably speak to more people in different ways, because of its total human element... If I had to do a record review, I’d say it’s got a cannibal, consumption, obsessive, violent-sex, romance angle, but with an upbeat swing to it... The album's title [Eat Me, Drink Me] was also inspired by that story several years back of the German man who put out an ad that he wanted to be eaten, and the man who ate him. Although I can't relate to the relationship those two had, I found the story very compelling in a romantic way."'' | ''"This is the record I've worked all my life to get to. You always have to transform, or you can’t continue as an artist, and this record has been the biggest transformation for me... It’s better heard than described... On this record I really wanted to sing, and that has to come from a naked, emotional place. It's not a record about me crying, or songs about my woes, but I think this record will probably speak to more people in different ways, because of its total human element... If I had to do a record review, I’d say it’s got a cannibal, consumption, obsessive, violent-sex, romance angle, but with an upbeat swing to it... The album's title [Eat Me, Drink Me] was also inspired by that story several years back of the German man who put out an ad that he wanted to be eaten, and the man who ate him. Although I can't relate to the relationship those two had, I found the story very compelling in a romantic way."'' | ||
| − | ::::<small> | + | ::::<small>—Marilyn Manson, ''Revolver''</small> |
The singer also referred to the album as "very guitar-oriented and very melodic", and as featuring "various unconventional forms of percussion". He has also called it a romantic album, whose lyrical content involves "the unfulfilled yearning to be in another time or another place where you feel like you would fit in better". | The singer also referred to the album as "very guitar-oriented and very melodic", and as featuring "various unconventional forms of percussion". He has also called it a romantic album, whose lyrical content involves "the unfulfilled yearning to be in another time or another place where you feel like you would fit in better". | ||
| − | === Recent events === | + | ===Recent events=== |
On February 26, 2007, MarilynManson.com revealed the opinion of ''Rolling Stone'' upon first hearing the album as being: | On February 26, 2007, MarilynManson.com revealed the opinion of ''Rolling Stone'' upon first hearing the album as being: | ||
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To promote the album Manson has traveled to France, England and Germany where he has held both press conferences and listening parties. Similar listening parties for journalists and fan club administrators have taken and are planned to take place in other European countries and America. Measures taken to prevent an unauthorized recording or copy of the album leaking have included bag searching and the prohibition of recording devices and mobile phones. | To promote the album Manson has traveled to France, England and Germany where he has held both press conferences and listening parties. Similar listening parties for journalists and fan club administrators have taken and are planned to take place in other European countries and America. Measures taken to prevent an unauthorized recording or copy of the album leaking have included bag searching and the prohibition of recording devices and mobile phones. | ||
| − | === Recording details === | + | ===Recording details=== |
| − | Manson began his singing on the album in November 2005 but was focused on his film ''[[Phantasmagoria: The Visions of Lewis Carroll|Phantasmagoria]]'', the process of opening an art gallery and personal troubles relating to his marriage. It was after opening the gallery that Manson really began his contribution as a singer by working out melodies and structures around Skold's already existing compositions, writing lyrics quickly and usually recording on the same day. One result of this is that the album features six guitar solos from Tim Skold and many other guitar while bass and keyboards feature much less than on a usual Marilyn Manson release. Sonically the album is predominantly mid-tempo and is said to be Manson's most melodic work to date. Manson has since revealed that he sang most of the album laying down on the studio floor with his hands cupping the studio microphone, resulting in a very distinctive vocal sound. | + | Manson began his singing on the album in November 2005 but was focused on his film ''[[Phantasmagoria: The Visions of Lewis Carroll |Phantasmagoria]]'', the process of opening an art gallery and personal troubles relating to his marriage. It was after opening the gallery that Manson really began his contribution as a singer by working out melodies and structures around Skold's already existing compositions, writing lyrics quickly and usually recording on the same day. One result of this is that the album features six guitar solos from Tim Skold and many other guitar while bass and keyboards feature much less than on a usual Marilyn Manson release. Sonically the album is predominantly mid-tempo and is said to be Manson's most melodic work to date. Manson has since revealed that he sang most of the album laying down on the studio floor with his hands cupping the studio microphone, resulting in a very distinctive vocal sound. |
| − | == Promotion == | + | ==Promotion== |
| − | On April 16, 2007, "[[If I Was Your Vampire]]" was made available for streaming on Marilyn Manson's newly created official MySpace account. Also revealed was the album's cover art that appeared in the player. Hours later the cover art was confirmed in an [[Interscope Records|Interscope]] press release sent to select music distributors. | + | On April 16, 2007, "[[If I Was Your Vampire]]" was made available for streaming on Marilyn Manson's newly created official MySpace account. Also revealed was the album's cover art that appeared in the player. Hours later the cover art was confirmed in an [[Interscope Records|Interscope]] press release sent to select music distributors. |
On April 18, 2007 Marilyn Manson opened an official account on VampireFreaks.com, probably in order to promote the album's running "vampire" theme to a suitable community. | On April 18, 2007 Marilyn Manson opened an official account on VampireFreaks.com, probably in order to promote the album's running "vampire" theme to a suitable community. | ||
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On May 31, 2007, for a limited time the entire album was made available via MySpace. | On May 31, 2007, for a limited time the entire album was made available via MySpace. | ||
| − | Manson also appeared on the [[ | + | Manson also appeared on the [[Interview:The Henry Rollins Show|Henry Rollins Show]] in April for additional promotion. |
| − | == Themes == | + | ==Themes== |
| − | According to Manson, vampirism is just one of the dark themes running through ''Eat Me, Drink Me''. "If I had to do a record review, I'd say it's got a cannibal, consumption, obsessive, violent-sex, romance angle, but with an upbeat swing to it." Aside from the obvious Lewis Carroll and Jesus Christ references, Manson says the album's title was also inspired by the story of Armin Meiwes, who placed an ad online for a person consenting to be eaten. "Although I can't relate to the relationship those two had, I found the story very compelling in a romantic way. I think a lot of people wouldn't look at it as romantic, but it was to them in some sick way, and it is to me in some sick way, too". | + | According to Manson, vampirism is just one of the dark themes running through ''Eat Me, Drink Me''. "If I had to do a record review, I'd say it's got a cannibal, consumption, obsessive, violent-sex, romance angle, but with an upbeat swing to it." Aside from the obvious Lewis Carroll and Jesus Christ references, Manson says the album's title was also inspired by the story of Armin Meiwes, who placed an ad online for a person consenting to be eaten. "Although I can't relate to the relationship those two had, I found the story very compelling in a romantic way. I think a lot of people wouldn't look at it as romantic, but it was to them in some sick way, and it is to me in some sick way, too". |
| − | == Track listing == | + | ==Track listing== |
# "[[If I Was Your Vampire]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 5:56 | # "[[If I Was Your Vampire]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 5:56 | ||
# "[[Putting Holes in Happiness]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 4:31 | # "[[Putting Holes in Happiness]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 4:31 | ||
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# "[[Are You the Rabbit?]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 4:14 | # "[[Are You the Rabbit?]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 4:14 | ||
# "[[Mutilation Is the Most Sincere Form of Flattery]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 3:52 | # "[[Mutilation Is the Most Sincere Form of Flattery]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 3:52 | ||
| − | # "[[You and Me and the Devil Makes 3]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 4:24 | + | # "[[You and Me and the Devil Makes 3]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 4:24 |
# "[[EAT ME, DRINK ME]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 5:40 | # "[[EAT ME, DRINK ME]]" <small>(Manson/Skold)</small> – 5:40 | ||
| − | === Bonus tracks === | + | ===Bonus tracks=== |
| − | # "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)" <small>[[Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand) (Inhuman Remix by Jade E Puget)|(Inhuman Remix by Jade E Puget)]]</small> – 4:09 | + | # "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)" <small>[[Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand) (Inhuman Remix by Jade E Puget)|(Inhuman Remix by Jade E Puget)]] (Bonus Track on all versions)</small> – 4:09 |
# "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)" <small>[[Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand) (Space Cowboy Remix)|(Space Cowboy Remix)]] (Japan/UK Bonus Track)</small> – 5:22 | # "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)" <small>[[Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand) (Space Cowboy Remix)|(Space Cowboy Remix)]] (Japan/UK Bonus Track)</small> – 5:22 | ||
# "Putting Holes in Happiness" <small>(Acoustic Version) (Japan Bonus Track)</small> – 4:10 | # "Putting Holes in Happiness" <small>(Acoustic Version) (Japan Bonus Track)</small> – 4:10 | ||
# "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)" <small> [[Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand) (Penetrate the Canvas Mix by Tretcher Collins)|(Penetrate the Canvas Mix by Tretcher Collins)]] (Best Buy Bonus Track)</small> – 4:48 | # "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)" <small> [[Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand) (Penetrate the Canvas Mix by Tretcher Collins)|(Penetrate the Canvas Mix by Tretcher Collins)]] (Best Buy Bonus Track)</small> – 4:48 | ||
| − | == Versions == | + | ==Versions== |
| − | === Commercial releases === | + | ===Commercial releases=== |
{{Version | {{Version | ||
|Country = au | |Country = au | ||
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| − | === Promotional releases === | + | ===Promotional releases=== |
{{Version | {{Version | ||
| − | |Country = | + | |Country = Germany |
|Extra = | |Extra = | ||
|Front = EMDM_Ger_Front.jpg | |Front = EMDM_Ger_Front.jpg | ||
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{{Version | {{Version | ||
| − | |Country = | + | |Country = United Kingdom |
|Extra = | |Extra = | ||
|Front = EMDM_UK_Promo_Front.jpg | |Front = EMDM_UK_Promo_Front.jpg | ||
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{{Version | {{Version | ||
| − | |Country = | + | |Country = United Kingdom |
|Extra = | |Extra = | ||
|Front = EMDM_UK_Promo2_DVD.jpg | |Front = EMDM_UK_Promo2_DVD.jpg | ||
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| − | == Album credits == | + | ==Album credits== |
| − | [[Marilyn Manson]]: I would like to thank the loyal few that waited, at the far end of the abyss, for me to make this record. My [[ | + | [[Marilyn Manson]]: I would like to thank the loyal few that waited, at the far end of the abyss, for me to make this record. My [[Barb Warner|mother]] and father, my best friends (you know who you are). Tony, Bobby and everyone else who has forgiven me for my wrongdoings. This record is dedicated to those who stood by me. Most of all, this is for [[Evan Rachel Wood|Evan]]. |
[[Tim Skold]]: I would like to thank Lennart, Ase, Linda, Erin, Ken and Kay, Stephen Sessa, Ken TJ Gordon, Matty Barrato, GRM Tools. | [[Tim Skold]]: I would like to thank Lennart, Ase, Linda, Erin, Ken and Kay, Stephen Sessa, Ken TJ Gordon, Matty Barrato, GRM Tools. | ||
| − | Produced by: Marilyn Manson and Tim Skold. All songs written by Marilyn Manson & Tim Skold. Mixed by [[Sean Beavan]] for SOS Management. Mastered at Marcussen Mastering.<br> | + | Produced by: Marilyn Manson and Tim Skold. All songs written by Marilyn Manson & Tim Skold. Mixed by [[Sean Beavan]] for SOS Management. Mastered at Marcussen Mastering.<br> |
| − | Performed by Marilyn Manson and Tim Skold. Recorded, engineered, and programmed by Tim Skold. < | + | Performed by Marilyn Manson and Tim Skold. Recorded, engineered, and programmed by Tim Skold. <!--The following appears in the import version of the album, in this place in the liner notes--> TRACK 12: Inhuman Remix by Jade e Puget TRACK 13: Remixed and additional production by Space Cowboy for Space Cowboy Entertainment.<br> |
All songs: ©2007 EMI Blackwood Music, Songs Of Golgotha Music (BMI), 120050 Publishing (BMI), (P)2007 [[Interscope Records]].<br> | All songs: ©2007 EMI Blackwood Music, Songs Of Golgotha Music (BMI), 120050 Publishing (BMI), (P)2007 [[Interscope Records]].<br> | ||
| − | Photo Credits: Front Cover: Nela Koenig. Back Cover: [[Anthony Silva]]. Inside Photos: [[Perou]], Nela Koenig, Manson. All Polaroids by MM and ERW.<br> | + | Photo Credits: Front Cover: Nela Koenig. Back Cover: [[Anthony Silva]]. Inside Photos: [[Perou]], Nela Koenig, Manson. All Polaroids by MM and ERW.<br> |
Heart-Shaped Eyes self-portrait by Manson. Art direction and design by Marilyn Manson and Liam Ward.<br> | Heart-Shaped Eyes self-portrait by Manson. Art direction and design by Marilyn Manson and Liam Ward.<br> | ||
| − | Management: [[Tony Ciulla]] at Ciulla Management. Business Management: David Weisse @ Weisse & Associates Inc. A&R: Mark Williams @ Interscope Records.<br> | + | Management: [[Tony Ciulla]] at Ciulla Management. Business Management: David Weisse @ Weisse & Associates Inc. A&R: Mark Williams @ Interscope Records.<br> |
Booking agents: Rick Roskin, Chris Dalston, Emma Banks @ CAA. | Booking agents: Rick Roskin, Chris Dalston, Emma Banks @ CAA. | ||
| − | == Cover gallery == | + | ==Cover gallery== |
| − | + | <center> | |
| − | + | <gallery widths="170px" heights="130px" perrow="4"> | |
| − | + | Image:Eat-Me-Drink-Me.jpg|<center>Front cover | |
| − | + | Image:Back_cover.JPG|<center>Back cover | |
| − | + | Image:Disc.jpg|<center>Disc | |
| − | + | Image:Insert.PNG|<center>Inlay | |
| − | + | Image:Traycard.JPG|<center>Traycard | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_1.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 1 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_2.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 2 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_3.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 3 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_4.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 4 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_5.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 5 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_6.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 6 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_7.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 7 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_8.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 8 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_9.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 9 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_10.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 10 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_11.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 11 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_12.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 12 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_13.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 13 | |
| − | + | Image:Booklet,_page_14.PNG|<center>Booklet, page 14 | |
| + | Image:Sticker.PNG|<center>Sticker | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
| + | </center> | ||
| − | == Personnel == | + | ==Personnel== |
* [[Marilyn Manson]] – vocals, percussion, lyrics, producer, photography, polaroid photography, art direction and design | * [[Marilyn Manson]] – vocals, percussion, lyrics, producer, photography, polaroid photography, art direction and design | ||
* [[Tim Skold]] – guitars, bass, keyboards, music, engineering, programming, producer | * [[Tim Skold]] – guitars, bass, keyboards, music, engineering, programming, producer | ||
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* Liam Wood – art direction and design | * Liam Wood – art direction and design | ||
| − | == Trivia == | + | ==Trivia== |
| − | * A [[Hot Topic download card|download card]] was released with the album in Hot Topic stores in 2007, which allowed downloadable bonus tracks. Most of which were availible on the album's international versions and respective singles. | + | *A [[Hot Topic download card|download card]] was released with the album in Hot Topic stores in 2007, which allowed downloadable bonus tracks. Most of which were availible on the album's international versions and respective singles. |
| − | * When promotion for [[Lest We Forget – The Best Of|Lest We Forget]] concluded the band returned to the studio and recorded eight embryonic songs – some of which had vocals, and one notably a tribute to Andy Warhol. They were the starting stages for the recording of the album. | + | *When promotion for [[Lest We Forget – The Best Of|Lest We Forget]] concluded the band returned to the studio and recorded eight embryonic songs – some of which had vocals, and one notably a tribute to Andy Warhol. They were the starting stages for the recording of the album. |
| − | * Manson | + | *Manson cited this as his most personal and important album of his work (as of 2007). |
| − | * The album's [[ | + | *The album's [[Working_Titles_of_Marilyn_Manson_songs#Working_Titles_for_Albums|working titles]] were "When the Heart Guides the Hand" and "Putting Holes in Happiness". |
| − | == External links == | + | ==External links== |
* [http://marilynmansonvault.com/ Official ''Eat Me, Drink Me'' website] | * [http://marilynmansonvault.com/ Official ''Eat Me, Drink Me'' website] | ||
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{{Discography}} | {{Discography}} | ||
| − | [[Category:Marilyn Manson | + | [[Category:Marilyn Manson Discography]] |
[[Category:Studio albums]] | [[Category:Studio albums]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Eat Me, Drink Me | + | [[Category:Eat Me, Drink Me Era]] |
| + | [[Category:Marilyn Manson]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Tim Skold]] | ||
