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“Oh, a chat show. Chat shows used to be really good here – celebrity mysteries, mass murderers. Now it’s just white trash calling each other ‘hoes.’ I want to bring back the showbiz element.” | “Oh, a chat show. Chat shows used to be really good here – celebrity mysteries, mass murderers. Now it’s just white trash calling each other ‘hoes.’ I want to bring back the showbiz element.” | ||
− | Later this month, Marilyn Manson are bringing their titanically doomy bletherings to Britain. If you enjoy lyrics about suppurating wounds, then hie you down to the ticket office. There’s a coupla tunes in there too - ‘[[Tourniquet]]’ and their version of ‘[[ | + | Later this month, Marilyn Manson are bringing their titanically doomy bletherings to Britain. If you enjoy lyrics about suppurating wounds, then hie you down to the ticket office. There’s a coupla tunes in there too - ‘[[Tourniquet]]’ and their version of ‘[[Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)]]’, which is enough to convince you that Annie Lennox wore those Minnie Mouse ears to cover up her horns. Other than that though, you’re better off reading the interviews. Does Manson relish his UK jaunts? |
“I like England. It’s very grey, but that suits me. My make-up runs in hot countries. I can’t sit around in a restaurant seeing people smiling and having lives, because they don’t know the things I know. And I see a lot of gloomy faces in England, so I feel at home there.” | “I like England. It’s very grey, but that suits me. My make-up runs in hot countries. I can’t sit around in a restaurant seeing people smiling and having lives, because they don’t know the things I know. And I see a lot of gloomy faces in England, so I feel at home there.” |