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* The front cover of the demo ''[[Big Black Bus]]'' features the band's first use of the term "Holy Wood", where the words "<small>HOLYWOOD PROD.</small>" can be seen on the side of the school bus. The term was later used in a July 28, 1999 post by Manson on [[MarilynManson.net]]'s message board, which opened with the line "Hello from the depths of Holy Wood..."<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.marilynmanson.com |title=''TOMORROW...AT LAST WE MEET AGAIN'' |publisher=[[MarilynManson.net]] |date=1999-07-28 |accessdate=2010-11-28}}</ref> | * The front cover of the demo ''[[Big Black Bus]]'' features the band's first use of the term "Holy Wood", where the words "<small>HOLYWOOD PROD.</small>" can be seen on the side of the school bus. The term was later used in a July 28, 1999 post by Manson on [[MarilynManson.net]]'s message board, which opened with the line "Hello from the depths of Holy Wood..."<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.marilynmanson.com |title=''TOMORROW...AT LAST WE MEET AGAIN'' |publisher=[[MarilynManson.net]] |date=1999-07-28 |accessdate=2010-11-28}}</ref> | ||
* The liner foldout of ''Holy Wood'' appears in the ''X-Files'' episode "Empedocles," where it is recovered from the desk of a possessed office worker. | * The liner foldout of ''Holy Wood'' appears in the ''X-Files'' episode "Empedocles," where it is recovered from the desk of a possessed office worker. | ||
| − | * The term "Holy Wood" was once used in a poem by Aleister Crowley, to whom Marilyn Manson frequently references. It is also used as a mockery of Hollywood, as per the imagery in the album's cover art. 'Holywood Productions' was also painted on the side of the black bus in which Charles Manson traveled briefly in the 1960's before settling at Spahn Ranch. It simply a misspelling of the word Hollywood. | + | * The term "Holy Wood" was once used in a poem by Aleister Crowley, to whom Marilyn Manson frequently references. It is also used as a mockery of Hollywood, as per the imagery in the album's cover art. 'Holywood Productions' was also painted on the side of the black bus in which Charles Manson traveled briefly in the 1960's before settling at Spahn Ranch. It simply a misspelling of the word Hollywood. |
| + | * Many songs on this album use the exact same chorus as"Coma White", such as "President Dead" and "The Nobodies". "The Nobodies" also uses the same bridges and pr-chorus from"Coma White" with the only differences being the opening and main rift. | ||
== Personnel == | == Personnel == | ||
