Subject: Marilyn Manson

• Where Will They Be?

  A look at the rock scene in 2020

  December 30, 1999

• Drenched in Blog: That's Mr. Manson To You…

  January 18, 2008

• Did You Know That The High School Pregnancy Pact Is All Juno’s Fault?

  June 23, 2008

• Hail to the '80s

  A rash of new compilations makes a case for the Me Decade's place in rock history

  December 11, 1997

• Turning the Screw: D. Rose, Rap City, Beastie Boys, Marilyn Manson, Paris, Lil Kim, Ice Cube and More

  October 13, 2008

• King Diamond

  Early recruiter of headbangers

  August 24, 2000

• Marilyn Manson

  Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) (Interscope)

  December 21, 2000

• Shelf Life

  Long after Britney Oops her way to obscurity, these releases will continue to sing

  January 11, 2001

• Doin' the Blood Thing

  December 1, 1994

• Sound Check

  February 23, 1995

• Rotation

  November 14, 1996

• Sound Check

  July 31, 1997

• Write or Wrong?

  April 2, 1998

• Hail Caesar

  May 28, 1998

• Rotation

  October 8, 1998

• Marilyn's Makeover

  October 29, 1998

• Ladies Luck

  November 5, 1998

• Shit Hole

  May 6, 1999

• Marilyn Manson Reminds Us Where He's From

  DethmynameWe hope we aren't in the minority here at Rocks Off in saying that Marilyn Manson is the last living active rock star. True, Jagger and Bowie are still kicking around, but no one ignites tempers and soothes dark hearts like Brian Warner. Plus, the dude can't hide his pop sensibilities, no matter how many baby skeletons and hobo-skull goblets litter his kitchen. Looking back, 1996's "Beautiful People" was just as catchy as "Hey Ya!" Manson reunited with longtime bassist Twiggy Ra

  March 31, 2009

• Flowers and Machines

  Remembrance (ToneZone)

  February 15, 2001

• Marilyn Manson's celebrity dating club

  Mechanical Animals

  February 28, 2008

• Creepshow: Halloween Party Music

  Music to keep your soiree from sucking like Dracula

  October 25, 2007

• Slayer, Marilyn Manson, Bleeding Through

  concert preview

  August 30, 2007

• Local Motion

  August 2, 2007

• Marilyn Manson and Justin Timberlake

  Is Manson a Justin fan?

  June 7, 2007

• Rock and Roll Autobiographies

  Stars' tell-all stories

  May 31, 2007

• Grind It Out with Pam

  February 16, 2006

• Nile, with King Diamond and Behemoth

  Wednesday, May 18, at the Engine Room, 1515 Pease, 713-654-7846.

  May 12, 2005

• Blood, Flesh and Gore

  Jordan Blilie and Johnny Whitney of the Blood Brothers are mighty pleased to ensanguine you

  February 17, 2005

• Best Magazine Selection

  September 23, 2004

• A Star Is Reborn

  Mike Haaga of dead-horse infamy leaves metal in the wake of a glorious new record

  September 9, 2004

• Kill Hannah

  Sunday, November 2

  October 30, 2003

• Direct to Video

  When the concert season cools down, warm up with the latest rock and metal DVDs

  February 13, 2003

• What a Tangled Web

  Feardotcom's thrills are cheap and confusing, but they look good

  August 29, 2002

• The Mild Ones

  The young gentlemen of rockabilly, San Antonio's Cave Catt Sammy

  December 27, 2001

• Blood Brothers

  Albert and Allen Hughes deliver a sensuous but grisly message From Hell.

  October 18, 2001

• Witch Way Did It Go?

  BW2 spoils the mystery of the original - while creating a few of its own

  October 26, 2000

• Swing in Time

  OrchestraX salutes the 1920s and the music of Gershwin and Ellington

  May 13, 1999

• Animal Magnetism

  Sex, drugs and rock and roll make up Monster Magnet

  March 18, 1999

• Live Shots

  January 19, 1995

• Morning Metal: Marilyn Manson's "Arma... Geddon"

  Welcome to the first installment of "Morning Metal," where Rocks Off attempts to wake your lazy asses up with a fistful of metal. We don't intend to actually shove any ferrous materials into your anus, but look, it's better than an alarm clock. You can bet cold hard cash that dudes who make alarm clocks don't get mad laid like metal guys do. Or at least say they do. This is the first single off Marilyn Manson's new album, which sees him reuniting with longtime band mate Twiggy Ramirez. The Hi

  May 11, 2009

• Summer Sounds

  May 21, 2009

• Otep

  August 6, 2009

• True Blood, Episode 10: Sister Gertrude, Bride of Christ, Soundtracks a Visit to the Vampire Queen

  Alan Ball was known for his masterful use of music in Six Feet Under. He's lost none of his touch when it comes to his current HBO series, True Blood - which happens to be set in the Louisiana swamps, not terribly far from Houston. Though we're picking up midway through Season 2, from here on out as each new episode airs, Rocks Off will bring you a short report on the featured music. Episode 2.10, "New World in My View"​One of the reasons Rocks Off began this column was to help bring to the li

  August 25, 2009

• ACL Fest Preview: Five Outdoor Music Festivals That Could Have Gone a Lot Better

  The 2009 Austin City Limits Festival kicks off Friday, and many of you are no doubt devising parking strategies and grappling with various permutations of 'How will I make it from the [a] set at [b] stage in time to catch [x]'s set at the [y] stage?' It's a serious dilemma, as ACL always puts together a solid lineup. Our only advice to you is to blow off Dave Matthews and head to the Ginger Man. But aside from that, you probably have other lingering concerns. Music festivals are notoriously cha

  October 1, 2009

• Go Ask Alice: Shock-Rockers Who Can Hang With Mr. Cooper

  ​Before Lady GaGa, before Clay Aiken, before Marilyn Manson, the nation's ultimate ghastly shock-rocker and parent-baiting troublemaker was Detroit's own Alice Cooper. Cooper and his band weren't the first rockers to shock and frighten the masses with tales of ghouls and blood, but they were one of the best. Bands continue to steal from Cooper decades after his reign. Just take a listen to any Turbonegro album ever recorded; all have a delicate and loving homage to Cooper. Even lead singer Han

  October 9, 2009

• Aftermath: Emilie Autumn and the Bloody Crumpets at Meridian - Welcome to the Clockwork Orange Dollhouse

  Photos by Groovehouse / Click here for a slideshow​Two small signs on the filigree-ensconced keyboard stand read "BEWARE" and "WHORES." Whether an admonition or a threat remained alluring ambiguous through the Victoriandustrial set presented by Emilie Autumn and her Bloody Crumpets. Like the joy division for Baron Munchausen's cast and crew, five corset-adorned harlequin harlots traipsed across the Meridian stage, bedraggled as the entertainment for Deadwood in James West's clockwork pocket o

  October 20, 2009

• Five Musicians Who'd Make Better Vampires than Those Sparkly Twilight Douchebags

  ​New Moon, the second movie in the Twilight series, hits theaters this week, and even though the trailers alone have us ready to put it on our "Worst of 2009" lists ("Jake! NOOOO!"), there's no denying the movie is going to make more money than an underaged prostitute at a Promise Keepers convention. Midnight screenings are already sold out, and the legions of teens that flocked to the first film are now being joined by their mothers in an uncomfortable display of multi-generational lust we ha

  November 18, 2009

• Never Mind Twilight, Here Are the Best Werewolf and Vampire Music Videos

  ​ Werewolves and vampires have been at each others' throats long before Twilight: New Moon (opening tomorrow) had them making pouty duck-faces at one another. Thankfully, the tradition of the vampire and the werewolf in the art of the music video is a much richer one than the antics of the crybaby douchemobiles in the Twilight series would suggest. The Kills, "Black Balloon" This video puts a gritty, almost documentary-style spin on the vampire, which is a refreshing change from the usual gla

  November 19, 2009

• Coma White: A Sampling of Songs About the JFK Assassination

  Craig HlavatyDealey Plaza in downtown Dallas​ Warning: Some of these videos contain very graphic images. Anyone who knows Rocks Off, even in passing, knows of his fierce JFK assassination obsession. The theories, the scientific data, the literature and the various opinions shooting through the Internet with a lightning-fast velocity are all like catnip to us. We even make the trek up to godforsaken Dallas every year to visit the Grassy Knoll and throw down our own conspiracy theories about JFK

  November 20, 2009