Marilyn Manson Album: “Disposable Teens EP”
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Disposable Teens EP |
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Release Date:2000-11-28
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Explicit Lyrics:No
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UPC:766486604124
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- "working class hero" cover alone is worth five stars
the vocals marilyn uses on this song are the most beautiful i've ever heard. i wish he'd sing like that more often. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- More POWER in one CD!
It's all the beautiful songs in the single "Disposable Teen" (part.1 and part.2), and it's in one CD at a lower price. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- never cared for the beatles..MM is better
i never saw what was so great about the the beatles. i like them but never thought they were as great as everyone makes them out to be. but through MM cover i begin to see what everyone is talking about. MM cover not just the song of the beatles but the spirit. 0 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
- This Man Just Amazes Me!
So okay, Marilyn Manson. Obviously freaky and corny. Has exploited death and depression and the mounds of suffering teens everywhere for upwards of ten years now. To me, his music sounds like someone banging a garbage can with a very big stick. To you, perhaps this is the most innovative stuff around!
The song registers somewhere between confusing and utterly pointless. The lyrics are as follows:
mumble mumble mumble (profanity)
(profanity)(profanity)(profanity) mumble
mumble (profanity) TEENS!
mumble mumble TEENS!
(profanity)(profanity)(profanity)
YEAH! YEAH! YEAH YEAH YEAH!
Wow! That was a real mind-trip wasn't it? The only reason I give this two stars is because Marilyn (or whatever it is he goes by) has somehow kept his public depressed and deluded for a record period of time! ...
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