Eat Me, Drink Me

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studio album
First released:
Jun 5 2007

Overview Edit

Eat Me, Drink Me is Marilyn Manson's sixth studio album, released worldwide on June 5, 2007. Eat Me, Drink Me was recorded in a rented home-recording studio in Hollywood, California by lead vocalist Marilyn Manson and guitarist and bassist Tim Skold. A press-conference with Manson in April 2007 revealed that the album itself was a collaboration strictly between himself and Tim Skold. It was produced by Marilyn Manson and Tim Skold, and mixed by Sean Beavan. It has been stated that there were originally around 20 embryonic songs, all written by Skold, 2 of which (that didn't make the album) Manson considered complete with lyrics and vocals. Manson stated that he had a difficult time cutting some of them, but felt he had to in order to prevent the album from being "diluted". This album was also the last to feature Tim Skold's contributions, having been replaced by Twiggy Ramirez the following January.

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Catalog number:
B0009054-02
Release dates:
  • Jun 5 2007 in United States

Genres

Alternative, Alternative Metal, Emo, Rock. Vote on Genres

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5 stars I wondered whether I should wander in...
Every time an artist releases a new album, they take major risks. As any Manson fan knows, Marilyn Manson savors risks and quite often reaps big rewards by plunging into territories others, even longtime fans, may find themselves reluctant to attempt entering. This album proves itself no exception.

Eat Me, Drink Me appeals to a certain spectrum of the Manson emotional range. It's not particularly political, it's not about conquering the world - it's about conquering one's own internal world. Ma…
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3 stars Down the rabbit hole...
("Eat Me, Drink Me" by Marilyn Manson)

I've been saying for years that Marilyn Manson is under-rated (though a bit over-rated by his most ardent fans)--beneath, or along with, the theatrics and makeup, he's actually a world-class satirist on a level with H.L. Mencken at his best. Manson's complex stew of guns, god, government and celebrity is expressed with a razor-sharp lyrical palette of punning metaphors and tossed-off references to history and religion. I've found it a bit disappointing tha…
Written by Scott Bresinger

Track listing Edit

  • CD

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    1
    If I Was Your Vampire
    5:56
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    2
    Putting Holes in Happiness
    4:31
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    3
    The Red Carpet Grave
    4:05
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    4
    They Said That Hell's Not Hot
    4:16
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    5
    Just a Car Crash Away
    4:54
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    6
    Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)
    5:05
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    7
    Evidence
    5:19
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    8
    Are You the Rabbit?
    4:14
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    9
    Mutilation Is the Most Sincere Form of Flattery
    3:52
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    10
    You and Me and the Devil Makes 3
    4:24
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    11
    Eat Me, Drink Me
    5:40
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Eat Me, Drink Me 12 tracks format: 1 x CD
record label: Interscope Records
catalog number: 0602517365230
release dates: 2007 in France
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