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THE REVIEW
More than anything else, I like to dust the book spines on the shelf that stretches from floor to ceiling,
add a fourth Easter egg wrapped in bright green plastic to the three in the basket,
or pour more tea into the half-empty cup,
and stealthily go to move the basement key.
And no one knows who did it.
But more than anything else, I like to fart over Marilyn Manson's records to let him know what a piece of shit he is...
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The review expresses a sarcastic and irreverent dislike for Marilyn Manson's album The Golden Age Of Grotesque. Despite a moderate rating of 3 out of 5, the reviewer predominantly vents frustration and disdain. The language is blunt and provocative, making the critique stand out for its emotional edge rather than detailed musical analysis.
Marilyn Manson
Stage name of Brian Warner, American singer-songwriter and frontman of the Marilyn Manson project, known for a provocative stage persona and albums blending industrial, glam and alternative rock.39 Reviews
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The reverend is back. But he doesn’t scare anyone anymore.
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This artistic farewell ... expresses a pessimism and an abandonment to inertia that I had not even perceived in 'Antichrist Superstar.'
Marilyn still uses his voice masterfully... but the spark that was there once is missing.
By Andy999
Marilyn Manson proves himself worthy of bearing such a name in choosing the symbol that represents the album and the tour.
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