Editing Interview:1990 Scott David interviews Marilyn Manson
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'''Why did you decide to do a cover of Black Sabbath's "Iron Man"? You had mentioned them earlier as an influence.''' | '''Why did you decide to do a cover of Black Sabbath's "Iron Man"? You had mentioned them earlier as an influence.''' | ||
− | Um, I always thought that it was really powerful song, and uh, it was a really guitar oriented song, so Daisy was all for doing it, and um we just wanted to make it more powerful and put it into a 90's context because I've always said from the beginning we are what Heavy Metal could have been. Black Sabbath was like the last great Heavy Metal band. Now Heavey Metal is a curse word to me now. But as far as that goes, um, and since the song was guitar oriented, I decided to write the lyrics as a homage to Daisy by uh, writing about the Son of Sam. We called it [[Son of Man]] because it's second generation of Iron Man. Son of Man is a religious reference too, but I'm not going to preach to you, so you can look it up yourself. | + | Um, I always thought that it was really powerful song, and uh, it was a really guitar oriented song, so[[Daisy Berkowitz|Daisy]] was all for doing it, and um we just wanted to make it more powerful and put it into a 90's context because I've always said from the beginning we are what Heavy Metal could have been. Black Sabbath was like the last great Heavy Metal band. Now Heavey Metal is a curse word to me now. But as far as that goes, um, and since the song was guitar oriented, I decided to write the lyrics as a homage to Daisy by uh, writing about the Son of Sam. We called it [[Son of Man]] because it's second generation of Iron Man. Son of Man is a religious reference too, but I'm not going to preach to you, so you can look it up yourself. |
'''So pretty much, the music remains the same, but you added your own lyrics.''' | '''So pretty much, the music remains the same, but you added your own lyrics.''' | ||
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Ya, definitely, we changed everything but the chorus, because the chorus pertained to what I was singing about, and it appears that David Berkowitz himself had a lot in common to Iron Man. | Ya, definitely, we changed everything but the chorus, because the chorus pertained to what I was singing about, and it appears that David Berkowitz himself had a lot in common to Iron Man. | ||
− | '''You have a song named "[[ | + | '''You have a song named "[[Same Strange Dogma]]". What is that about?''' |
Well in general, that song really is dealing with prejudice and ignorance and certain people that are in authority positions. Um, specifically it is directed toward the PMRC, and uh, that whole scenario, and we are not the first person to sing about this and I'm not trying to jump on the bandwagon. I just want people to know how we feel about Tipper Gore, and that she is speaking her mind when she shouldn't. | Well in general, that song really is dealing with prejudice and ignorance and certain people that are in authority positions. Um, specifically it is directed toward the PMRC, and uh, that whole scenario, and we are not the first person to sing about this and I'm not trying to jump on the bandwagon. I just want people to know how we feel about Tipper Gore, and that she is speaking her mind when she shouldn't. |