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==Won==
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== Won ==
 
* Entertainer of the Year, 1992 Florida Jammy Awards<ref>[http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1993-02-11/features/9301090039_1_presenters-marilyn-manson-rock-band Orlando Rocks (for One Night)]. Sandra Schulman. SunSentinel. February 11, 1993.</ref>
 
* Entertainer of the Year, 1992 Florida Jammy Awards<ref>[http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1993-02-11/features/9301090039_1_presenters-marilyn-manson-rock-band Orlando Rocks (for One Night)]. Sandra Schulman. SunSentinel. February 11, 1993.</ref>
* Song of the Year for "[[Dope Hat (song)|Dope Hat]]," 1993 South Florida Slammie Awards
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* Song of the Year for "[[Dope Hat]]," 1993 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Band of the Year, 1993 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Band of the Year, 1993 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Band of the Year, 1994 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Band of the Year, 1994 South Florida Slammie Awards
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* Album of the Year, 1994 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Album of the Year, 1994 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Band of the Year, 1996 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Band of the Year, 1996 South Florida Slammie Awards
* Best Art Directing for "[[The Beautiful People (song)|The Beautiful People]]," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
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* Best Art Directing for "[[The Beautiful People]]," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
 
* Best Editing for "The Beautiful People," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
 
* Best Editing for "The Beautiful People," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
 
* Best Styling for "The Beautiful People," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
 
* Best Styling for "The Beautiful People," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
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* Best Clip (Hard Rock/Metal) for "The Dope Show," 1998 Billboard Video Music Awards
 
* Best Clip (Hard Rock/Metal) for "The Dope Show," 1998 Billboard Video Music Awards
  
==Nominated==
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== Nominated ==
 
* Best Hard Alternative Band, 1992 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Best Hard Alternative Band, 1992 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Band of the Year, 1992 South Florida Slammie Awards
 
* Band of the Year, 1992 South Florida Slammie Awards
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* Best Video for "[[mOBSCENE]]," 2003 Kerrang! Awards
 
* Best Video for "[[mOBSCENE]]," 2003 Kerrang! Awards
 
* Best Metal Performance for "mOBSCENE," 2004 Grammy Awards
 
* Best Metal Performance for "mOBSCENE," 2004 Grammy Awards
* International Rock/Alternative Male/Female Artist/Group of the Year for ''[[Eat Me, Drink Me (album)|Eat Me, Drink Me]]'', 2008 ECHO Awards
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* International Rock/Alternative Male/Female Artist/Group of the Year for ''[[Eat Me, Drink Me]]'', 2008 ECHO Awards
  
==References==
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== References ==
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[[Category:Lists]]
 
[[Category:Lists]]

Latest revision as of 16:18, 23 January 2024

Won[edit]

  • Entertainer of the Year, 1992 Florida Jammy Awards[1]
  • Song of the Year for "Dope Hat," 1993 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Band of the Year, 1993 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Band of the Year, 1994 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Vocalist of the Year, 1994 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Video of the Year, 1994 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Album of the Year, 1994 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Band of the Year, 1996 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Best Art Directing for "The Beautiful People," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
  • Best Editing for "The Beautiful People," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
  • Best Styling for "The Beautiful People," 1997 Music Video Production Awards
  • Maximum Vision Award for "The Dope Show," 1998 Billboard Video Music Awards
  • Best Clip (Hard Rock/Metal) for "The Dope Show," 1998 Billboard Video Music Awards

Nominated[edit]

  • Best Hard Alternative Band, 1992 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Band of the Year, 1992 South Florida Slammie Awards
  • Best Hard Rock Video for "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)," 1996 MTV Video Music Awards
  • Best Special Effects in a Video for "The Beautiful People," 1997 MTV Video Music Awards
  • Best Art Direction in a Video for "The Beautiful People," 1997 MTV Video Music Awards
  • Best Rock Video for "The Beautiful People," 1997 MTV Video Music Awards
  • Best Rock Video for "The Dope Show," 1998 European Music Awards
  • Best Rock Artist, 1999 MTV Europe Music Award
  • Best Hard Rock Performance for "The Dope Show," 1999 Grammy Awards
  • Best Metal Performance for "Astonishing Panorama of the Endtimes," 2001 Grammy Awards
  • Best Video for "mOBSCENE," 2003 Kerrang! Awards
  • Best Metal Performance for "mOBSCENE," 2004 Grammy Awards
  • International Rock/Alternative Male/Female Artist/Group of the Year for Eat Me, Drink Me, 2008 ECHO Awards

References[edit]

  1. Orlando Rocks (for One Night). Sandra Schulman. SunSentinel. February 11, 1993.