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| − | "'''Transylvanian Concubine'''" '''(Yes Sir, Mr. Sir Mix)''' is a remix of "[[Transylvanian Concubine]]", a song featured on cello rock band [[Rasputina]]'s 1996 release ''Thanks for the Ether''. The song was remixed by [[Marilyn Manson]] and [[Sean Beavan]] with [[Twiggy Ramirez]] and Norman Block. The remix was made as a show of respect towards Rasputina, who opened for [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] during the [[Dead to the World | + | "'''Transylvanian Concubine'''" '''(Yes Sir, Mr. Sir Mix)''' is a remix of "[[Transylvanian Concubine]]", a song featured on cello rock band [[Rasputina]]'s 1996 release ''Thanks for the Ether''. The song was remixed by [[Marilyn Manson]] and [[Sean Beavan]] with [[Twiggy Ramirez]] and Norman Block. The remix was made as a show of respect towards Rasputina, who opened for [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] during the [[Dead to the World North American Tour|North American leg]] of the band's [[Dead to the World (tour)|Dead to the World tour]] in 1997, where they were frequently harassed onstage. Rasputina returned this compliment with their 2001 EP ''Lost & Found'', which featured their cover of Marilyn Manson's "[[Tourniquet (song)|Tourniquet]]". |
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