A comeback is impressive ...

Marilyn Manson is back. As bleak as it may be only in the gothic form. Only the opening track "If I Was Your Vampire" has intensified the atmosphere of a classic horror film and the texts of a attention to the music. "I love you so much you must kill me now" Once you believe the song is over, you probably will face the strongest part of the song, after a pause roars Manson "This is where it starts, this is where it will end, here comes the moon again "and thus the listener clear: the plate is good! But it is she really?

A plate of love & divorce. Can that be good without being how many fans 'emotional' fear? It will be heard further: "Putting Holes In Happiness", the second single does what the title promises and is most likely on the relationship between Manson and Dita Von Teese, who last fall went to pieces. With "I should have picked the photograph It lasted longer than you" ends the chorus and the song to the listener seems quite foreign considering that it comes from Marilyn Manson. Nevertheless, one of the stronger songs on the album. Track 3, one for Eat Me, Drink Me "but pretty hard number. Hart is not good" hot, maybe the worst song from Eat Me, Drink Me "but not really bad.

They Said That Hell's Not Hot "is Manson thoroughly and the fans particularly liked an absolute highlight from Eat Me, Drink Me"! Just a Car Crash Away "is probably the most emotional number that Manson has ever written or performs in this lighter ballad is sung as a hymn of Manson, the handset comes quite unusual before applies here:.. Either we hear in the a and you love it, or it is a stale aftertaste. Heart-Shaped Glasses "is the first single and the handset are not really direct impression of Eat Me, Drink Me", because this number is the only song on the new album, very 80s and very trendy. The catchy song from Eat Me, Drink Me ".

Are You The Rabbit? "Probably breathes new life purely around the plate. Faster Faster Faster Faster Faster Faster-I`m late I`m late" is made clear to the listeners here. ;) A really very interesting number. Mutilation is the Most Sincere Form of Flattery "is probably the most beautiful song on all Eat Me, Drink Me" for Manson's circumstances quite average song. The grand finale EAT ME, DRINK ME moves slowly up and Manson begins to tell a fairy tale, which is not suitable for children. One of the best songs of Marilyn Manson!

Conclusion: A plate that is fresh and emotionally in a positive way and varied. Not all fans will like this record, but I think most will be pleasantly surprised. Actually, a must! The wait has definitely paid off!