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hunt0168 said:
Awesome as always Jeremy. Great song choice too! Marilyn Manson is kind of in a lane of his own. Some might say that you are as well. Lol…

Thanks for the great video. Amazing!
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I've never been a big fan of Marilyn Manson, but I've been into Nine Inch Nails since the ‘80s. In 1993, I went to a NIN concert in Tulsa, OK, where Manson was the opening act. I had never heard of him before, and his performance shocked a lot of people.

That said, I actually like this song—it feels like he’s matured his craft in a more refined way. I also remember hearing him speak in interviews after that first impression. He’s surprisingly articulate, a perfect example of why you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover.

 
Infidel 762 said:
Another one is the lead singer of Twisted Sister. In the 80s he destroyed Al Gore and left him speachless;

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Totally agree with you on Manson. I used to be torn on his music. Still am on some of it. It wasn’t anything to do with him or the persona. All artists have their angles. Also agree about Dee Snider. Can’t say I’ve ever been a huge Twisted Sister fan, but can’t argue that he is a really intelligent guy.

Kinda wondered if you had heard the song “Odds of Even” by Manson? Same album as 3rd Day of 7 but it starts and ends with coyotes sounding off!
 
Reminds me, back when I helped guide in an archery bear camp in Ontario, we named every stand, 1 of which I christened "Twisted Sister".
 
People would be shocked at the metal bangers that are highly educated with college degrees. They all say it’s a “job” or an act. They’re actually extremely good salesmen/women. They put on what will get them sold out concerts and make money to boot.
Bohemian Rhapsody will really floor you. You don’t become what they became by being a stoner or stupid, lol.
I’m not saying I listen to all or even agree with what’s produced, but you have to give credit where credit is due.
 
Well I never liked hard rock or metal when I was younger growing up in the 60's and I still don't like it :ROFLMAO: but I sure can't get enough of your vids and AWESOME photos so I guess I will tolerate you and Kino's choice of music:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
hunt0168 said:
Totally agree with you on Manson. I used to be torn on his music. Still am on some of it. It wasn’t anything to do with him or the persona. All artists have their angles. Also agree about Dee Snider. Can’t say I’ve ever been a huge Twisted Sister fan, but can’t argue that he is a really intelligent guy.

Kinda wondered if you had heard the song “Odds of Even” by Manson? Same album as 3rd Day of 7 but it starts and ends with coyotes sounding off!
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i went and listened to the Odds of Even, it is ok. I think he realeased something new this year but i really dont listen or follow any of his stuff anymore. i loved TS when they first came out, now about the only song of theirs I could listen to is;



Spurchaser said:
People would be shocked at the metal bangers that are highly educated with college degrees. They all say it’s a “job” or an act. They’re actually extremely good salesmen/women. They put on what will get them sold out concerts and make money to boot.
Bohemian Rhapsody will really floor you. You don’t become what they became by being a stoner or stupid, lol.
I’m not saying I listen to all or even agree with what’s produced, but you have to give credit where credit is due.
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I ran with a stoner, heavy metal crowd growing up. some of my friends have done good, some are dead, or in prison, some are so strung out they are no longer rational. I lot of the rich preppy kids turned out the same. You just never know what life is going to throw at you and how one will react to it. "trauma is the gateway drug" holds true in a lot of cases, but then there are those who had life handed to them on a silver platter, only to piss it all away.
 
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