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John 5 снова будет работать вместе с ММ

картинчеги

@темы: John 5, Twiggy Ramirez, Madonna Wayne Gacy [Pogo, Ginger Fish, Zim Zum, Marilyn Manson, Фото

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Появились предположения о содержании новой песни DEVOUR

8 am, Easter morning.
No eggs here, no chocolates here
lying ear to ear in your fuzzy embrace
If I was your bunnnyyy
IF I WAS YOUR BUNNY.

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Появилась информация о первом треке альбома.



First Track on the new Marilyn Manson album is named:


Devour

I've been given permission to both post it and tell the story behindit, but I'll allow him to do this when the time is right because he isa far better writer than I.

Know this though: when I became his roommate my bedroom was theblood-covered room on the "Eat Me, Drink Me" album cover. The last dayI was his roommate was in a different house, my room covered in realblood - none of it my own - and I was driven to an emergency room forthe first time in my life.

Then he wrote this song.

The first written for the new album, but certainly not the last casualty suffered in its creation.

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New Manson Song Title/Information To Possibly Be Released Tonight [UPDATED]

via, ofcourse our friend, Rudy Coby.

Quote:

From: Rudy Coby Subject: New Marilyn Manson Song Title Announcement Body: With permission. Later tonight.

We'll See.



OH! and this too

Sunday, January 11. 12:10 PM

Quote:

Manson just gave me full permission to say anything I want ereregarding the new album after another listen to the nowalmost-completed version last night.



I'm even allowed to reveal a new song title if anyone is interestedalong with the story behind it (to a certain extent because I'm stillnot going to ruin any surprises)

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@темы: Twiggy Ramirez, Кортни

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Огpаблено все с того же MansonUSA форума

@темы: Фото

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Marina Chavez:

@темы: Фото, HW

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цитата плюс фото %)

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Предлагаю сверить цитату Мэнсона с Фото
Товарищи как вы считаете нам врут наши глаза или же что-то еще?

Надпись на картинке цитата из объявления Мэнсона: «слухи о том, что я нашел замену Эван или что у меня новая подружка - это абсолютная неправда»

и вот этого на закуску

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A Beautiful Christmas

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@темы: parody song

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Похоже Трент помирился (в состоянии примирения) с Мэнсоном и выступит в его защиту на суде?

Dita will be testifying in court in defense of ex husband Marilyn Manson in a breach of contract lawsuit filed by former Manson keyboardist Stephen Bier. Bier claims that Manson used money from their former band partnership to buy personal goods, including gifts for Von Teese. Marilyn has also asked the help of friend Trent Reznor to testify in his defense. The trial is set for February 2nd.
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@темы: Marilyn Manson, Trent Reznor, События, СМИ

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Заявление Мэрилина Мэнсона

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Заявление Мэрилина Мэнсона

"Ледии джентльмены, я хочу сделать заявление, слухи, что я нашел "замену"Ивэн или у меня появилась новая подруга - являются ложными. Я завершаюработу над новым альбомом, также я никогда не встречался с Ne-Yo. Ягарантирую ему, что он не захочет сотрудничать с безбожником. Готовяськ празднику, знайте, я могу испортить ваш новый год, потому что музыкаобещает быть надоедливой и сладкой". Marilyn Manson 21.12.2008

Источник www.mansonusa.com
and

Linka



marilynmanson.ru/info/more.pl?id=473

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меньше не было

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В каком-то журнале назвали два пробных названия с ного альбома





"I Wanna Kill You Like They Do In The Movies"

"Armagoddamnmotherfuckinggeddon"

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'98 наверное.
с каким-то типом какую-то песню.

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интерьвью (то же что говорилось в видео постом ниже)

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he Art Newspaper: I understand that you sleep by day. When do you paint?

Marilyn
Manson: It’s easiest for me to paint late at night when I’m at my most
­creative, around 3am. I’ve been making a new album and the band works
from 8pm until about 4am, so I often come home and paint in silence.
It’s a real escape for me because it’s the thing I can do when no one’s
around.

TAN: I’ve read that you started drawing as a child, using it as an escape.

MM I liked drawing as a kid and I wanted to become a cartoonist for something like Mad magazine.

TAN: Are there any special objects that you keep around for inspiration in your painting studio?

MM
I have things taped and written on the walls, it’s almost like a big
notebook. It’s a bit haunted-house-mixed-with-Las Vegas, there’s no
sense of time and there are no clocks. I have a lot of art and anatomy
books, magazines, about 250 children’s books and lots of Polaroids. I
kneel down on the floor when I work, so I can control and balance the
paint, and the ceiling fan above me has a video camera attached so I
can document my painting.

TAN: Would you describe your works as psychological portraits of your subjects?

MM
I don’t paint photorealistic works; I think that’s what cameras are
for. I’m painting a girl that I met recently who was concerned about
how she looked, and I explained that I was trying to capture her
personality.

TAN: Are your paintings more personal than your very public stage persona?

MM
I have a terrible time losing my paintings to other people. I don’t
consider painting a hobby at all. At one point I was willing to
completely trade one for the other while I was going through a dark
period in my life, but somehow the combination of singing and painting
seemed to work together.

TAN: Can you tell me about your painting Trismegistus, the centrepiece of the show?

MM
I found a portable embalming table from the 19th century, and some
foolish part of me thought it would make a goth girl really excited.
But I left it sitting against the wall in my studio, and one night I
started painting around midnight with only the moonlight coming through
the shades. I finished the work by about 1pm the next day. It’s a very
fragile piece and I’d like to see it end up in a museum.

TAN: Is it true that the first paintings that you sold in 1999 were five-minute concept pieces that were bought by drug dealers?

MM They were traded for drugs. I wonder where those are now.

TAN:
How would you describe your watercolours? Is it accurate to
characterise some of your major themes as death, celebrity, pop culture
and hermeticism?

MM I always choose interesting people,
like the Black Dahlia [Elizabeth Short, who was the victim in a
gruesome unsolved Los Angeles murder in 1947] and [murdered child
beauty pageant contestant] JonBenét Ramsey, who are fascinating because
of their mystery. I also have a lot of fetishes that come from pop
culture—things like “Tom & Jerry” cartoons where we see a woman in
high heels pointing her red fingernail, but that’s all you ever see.

TAN:
Where do you get most of your material? Do you work from newspaper and
magazine photographs, live models, memories or from sketches?

MM
I’m a closet photographer. My house is filled with big movie lights so
I can take photographs whenever I want. I don’t really like to show my
photographs, but if I might brag, I think they’re pretty good. I like
to photograph a person before I paint their portrait and lighting is
very important. I don’t necessarily work directly from the photograph,
but I want to have something in my head when I begin.

TAN: Can you name some artists who have influenced your work?

MM
I love the surrealists. I have a Dalí video where he refuses to do an
interview with Orson Welles for his own documentary that I love. I also
like what Man Ray did with film and shadows. And Egon Schiele has been
a big influence on me. I enjoy looking at Bacon’s notebooks and his
studies because it reminds me of how I work.

TAN: What do you
think about Matthew Barney? You’re both interested in creating
elaborate personas with detailed histories and philosophical
underpinnings.

MM I have an extreme love/hate for Matthew
Barney because I’m jealous that he is able to do so much. Someday I’d
like to work with him, or beat him up for being so good at what he
does. I have every one of his books and bootleg copies of the
“Cremaster” series. We both incorporate the same type of manic detail
in our work.

TAN: In previous interviews you’ve said that
the name Marilyn Manson refers to “the disturbing dualism of American
culture”. Can you explain what you mean by this?

MM In the
1990s, one channel on the television would be investigating the secret
behind Marilyn Monroe’s death, while [talk-show host and investigative
journalist] Geraldo Rivera was interviewing Charles Manson on another.
To me, Monroe and Manson were equally famous for completely different
reasons. Besides the obvious contrasts of beauty and ugliness, and
female and male, I think that Monroe had a dark side and Manson has
strange moments of coherent philosophy. For me, being Marilyn Manson is
my art. My brain doesn’t shut off, so it’s not as easy as saying that
Marilyn Manson is just a stage persona; it’s me and I don’t think about
it any other way.

TAN: You recently developed your own brand
of absinthe called Mansinthe. Did you start drinking absinthe because
of the romantic associations it has with writers and artists like Edgar
Allan Poe, Oscar Wilde, Charles Baudelaire and Vincent van Gogh?

MM Yeah, I think so. I like it because it doesn’t make me drunk and it helps me to create.

TAN:
You’ve been ­interested in the creative energy of Weimar Germany for
some time now. I realise that there’s a historic ­specificity to the
period, but there are some interesting parallels in terms of ­cultural
excess and the bankruptcy of our financial institutions. Do you think
the global recession might lead to increased ­creativity by artists?

MM
If money becomes an issue, artists will probably resort to the basics.
I think it will make people appreciate the things that they’ve cre-ated
with their own hands that have a personal and spiritual value.

TAN: Do you consider yourself a spiritual person?

MM I think I’m 100% a spiritual person. If I didn’t care about the world, I wouldn’t put something into it.

@темы: СМИ

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@темы: Видео

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Новые фото:
www.purepeople.com/20619-PHOTOS-EXCLUSIVES-Mari...

Еще одна статья с новым фото:
www.okmagazine.com/news/view/10685

С mm.ru





UPD

Другие источники

большие фото

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запись создана: 05.12.2008 в 22:23

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UPD
Девушку зовут Исани, модель 24 года
http://www.modelmayhem.com/isani
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endID=30988143

а тут статья о выставке вцелом и немного об загадочной леди.
www.miamiherald.com/entertainment/story/799889....

Marilyn Manson's New Girlfriend?

Marilyn Manson steps out with his possibly-new girlfriend while out and
about in Miami on Wednesday. At least we know the shock rocker has a
type, right?

Just one month ago, Marilyn and Evan Rachel Wood called it quits. Evan
recently said the split was because of work-related reasons: “Manson
and I both decided to take some time apart so we could concentrate on
work.”
Marilyn’s marriage to burlesque queen Dita Von Teese dissolved at the end of 2006.

фото со среды, Майами.
Ходят слухи, что это и есть новая пассия и причина раздельного проживания Эван и Предводителя.
(хотя ходят предположения, что новая пассия, это на самом деле вот тогт парень справа)

запись создана: 05.12.2008 в 02:23

@темы: Marilyn Manson, Фото, СМИ

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By Steven Klein for Zoo Magazine...

@темы: Marilyn Manson