This is so great, and it is so obvious that the musicianship is the musicians other than Manson. At this early point he was still able to think "band", later his ego took over and it was just "me". Whoever wrote this listened a whole lot to the Cure.
Marilyn manson wasn't part of grunge which is what everybody's classifying 90s alternatives nowadays. Where did all of these nirvana shirts come from all at once in 2020? Manson was a little alternative rock with thick roots of 80s synthesizer with more breaks and silences, goth over grunge. He was more known than the grunge classification. his own genre....marilyn manson.
@@timmeeze1 I never said he was grunge. I said that this song reminded me of the grunge era. Thanks for thinking I'm too young to understand though. :)
I miss when Marilyn Manson was a band, not just one guy. But is it wrong if I like all of his work? He went a bit downhill around 2007, but redeemed himself in 2015. I personally love We Are Chaos.
It's not wrong to like all of his music. I think his best and mostly good work was like 90-03 with a few gems here and there. But yeah I love the demos with the Spooky Kids the best
@@diphenhydramine6072actually that’s the one album myself and everyone who listens to finds boring and can’t/don’t listen to it. Also the only album where I’ve never met one person who likes it. You’re definitely in the minority on this. It’s your taste so just keeping doing it though.
Goddamn this would've made an amazing Portrait tune...wish Smells Like Children would've had been less a remix EP and more a POAF pt. two with Dune Buggy, Choklit Factory, Learning to Swim, Magic 8 Ball and other amazing songs that didn't make the cut...
Yes! Thats why i love SLC era and include it in the POAAF style although that is when the image and sound started to get heavier and darker. That build up right before ACSS was a dope transition. I love the spooky kid/POAAF era but probably prefer the band's look from the SLC days...i see it as an in between transition from POAAF to ACSS
@@bxboricua167 I believe that's this bands sgt pepper era when they were probably all on something cause those Slc remixes are wild sounding I could be wrong though
Could anyone please direct me to a place that lists every single Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids song, album, EP etc?? it's really easy to find the whole discography of just Marilyn Manson when they got rid of the Spooky bit but all the songs before that are so mysterious.
you can dredge around the internet you should eventually find all the songs from the various demo tapes... i had most of that stuff back when napster was a thing also a few bootlegs out there that compile the tracks... and one "official" release titled Lunchboxes and Choklit Cows (Scott Putesky obtained the rights to the early recordings and released a compilation with a few songs digitally remastered and a DVD with some live footage)
What an amazing song by my favourite band. I love it, even though it doesn't have any vocals, and even though it's an instrumental track that's unfinished. I'll do a cover of it with my own lyrics :)
He same. It's so amazing and relaxing. When I heard it for the first time I waited for vocals and thinking: 'When he finally starts singing?!' Then I realized that never. And that you'll do cover with your own lyrics is an great idea.
Easily one of the best Spooky Kids songs, and it doesn't even have lyrics! It's so beautiful, I want this to play at my funeral.
This is so great, and it is so obvious that the musicianship is the musicians other than Manson. At this early point he was still able to think "band", later his ego took over and it was just "me".
Whoever wrote this listened a whole lot to the Cure.
i just love their music and idk why but their older music (like this song) just sound so mysterious its so nice
This is hypnotically beautiful. Some aspects of it remind me of early 1990s grunge with a bit of Tool thrown in. I love it!
Marilyn manson wasn't part of grunge which is what everybody's classifying 90s alternatives nowadays. Where did all of these nirvana shirts come from all at once in 2020? Manson was a little alternative rock with thick roots of 80s synthesizer with more breaks and silences, goth over grunge. He was more known than the grunge classification. his own genre....marilyn manson.
@@timmeeze1 I never said he was grunge. I said that this song reminded me of the grunge era.
Thanks for thinking I'm too young to understand though. :)
This was an interesting comment section to read. Fucking amazing.
This is so relaxing tbh it's kinda beautiful. Like a love song long forgotten.
I miss when Marilyn Manson was a band, not just one guy. But is it wrong if I like all of his work? He went a bit downhill around 2007, but redeemed himself in 2015. I personally love We Are Chaos.
Personally I think The High End Of Low was his only good 2000s album
@@diphenhydramine6072 What about Holy Wood?!
It's not wrong to like all of his music. I think his best and mostly good work was like 90-03 with a few gems here and there. But yeah I love the demos with the Spooky Kids the best
@@diphenhydramine6072actually that’s the one album myself and everyone who listens to finds boring and can’t/don’t listen to it. Also the only album where I’ve never met one person who likes it. You’re definitely in the minority on this. It’s your taste so just keeping doing it though.
i love early marilyn manson!
I loved drawing with chalk as a kid
Goddamn this would've made an amazing Portrait tune...wish Smells Like Children would've had been less a remix EP and more a POAF pt. two with Dune Buggy, Choklit Factory, Learning to Swim, Magic 8 Ball and other amazing songs that didn't make the cut...
Yeah, that would be amazing. Oh wait, it already is...
Yes! Thats why i love SLC era and include it in the POAAF style although that is when the image and sound started to get heavier and darker. That build up right before ACSS was a dope transition. I love the spooky kid/POAAF era but probably prefer the band's look from the SLC days...i see it as an in between transition from POAAF to ACSS
@@bxboricua167 I believe that's this bands sgt pepper era when they were probably all on something cause those Slc remixes are wild sounding I could be wrong though
the most chill MM ever...they mustve been stoned af.
I read that this song was unfinished and never had any lyrics. But it sounds amazing and I'll cover it.
Could anyone please direct me to a place that lists every single Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids song, album, EP etc?? it's really easy to find the whole discography of just Marilyn Manson when they got rid of the Spooky bit but all the songs before that are so mysterious.
you can dredge around the internet you should eventually find all the songs from the various demo tapes... i had most of that stuff back when napster was a thing
also a few bootlegs out there that compile the tracks... and one "official" release titled Lunchboxes and Choklit Cows (Scott Putesky obtained the rights to the early recordings and released a compilation with a few songs digitally remastered and a DVD with some live footage)
www.mansonwiki.com/wiki/Marilyn_Manson_discography
Here you can find Marilyn Manson's discography and also Spooky Kids' cassetes list (with tracks).
www.mansonwiki.com/wiki/Category:Marilyn_Manson_%26_the_Spooky_Kids_songs
There's also a list of Spooky Kids' songs.
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It sounds totally different than later, when Trent started producing them and and imposed them an industrial sound.
It would have been interesting if Reznor never worked with them. I wonder how everything would have turned out
@@skeletalremains8555 - Nobody outside of Florida would know about them.
Beautiful
It's awesome that My Monkey evolved from this. "I don't know when to stop when that happens"
I was like "When were there six members of Marilyn Manson?". Then I realized it was a Ronald McDonald statue.
Lmao
What an amazing song by my favourite band. I love it, even though it doesn't have any vocals, and even though it's an instrumental track that's unfinished. I'll do a cover of it with my own lyrics :)
He same. It's so amazing and relaxing. When I heard it for the first time I waited for vocals and thinking: 'When he finally starts singing?!' Then I realized that never. And that you'll do cover with your own lyrics is an great idea.
@@deadbutpreetty I regret to inform you that I didn’t, but I might do covers of other songs if I can :)
i like this song very much
It is the same baseline as "My Monkey".
Exactly!!!
I love this
Phantom of the opera
i like the drum machine.
This sounds like the instrumental to a midwestern emo track.
Nice instrumental
Luv is GG.
Gidget Gein y Scott Putesky mis amores :3 🖤
RIP
Hairspray Queen 👑
He’s my favorite 💚
I hope my x Athena tak sees this comment. This was one of our favorite songs. Without her I wanna die and then finally be at peace
i dont get why they hated the original drummer so much he got so much shit.
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Huhuuuuu
Lyrics?
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Does anyone else think that this song kind of sounds like Dead Souls by NIN?
Dead Souls by NIN sounds a might like Dead Souls by Joy Division if you ask me
Nice