'Born Villain' · OUT NOW!

[Atom]

"Cheap paper cover"? You mean a digipack? I'm pretty sure they're all like that.

[iggy]

Sorry to say that, But you English made me laugh, it's quite weak.Nothing wrong with English being a second language for any of us, but you must work on it to attain a better level.Instead of writing laughable and incoherent posts go and study more.Manson destroyed metal, my Gosh, if this is the case you may listen to slayer or Metallica and you will feel that metal is still alright.

Metallica sucks.


Born Villain FTW.

[Manson101]

Alright, so after 6 shows this tour... countless hours listening to BV. I am addicted to MM even more than I was. I can't go a minute without thinking about the album or him or the shows.. he's so inspirational to me. I admire him sooo much. I love making people think ..

[Fifteen]

"Cheap paper cover"? You mean a digipack? I'm pretty sure they're all like that.

Digipack, is that what they call it? Why is that name? Is there anything special about albums coming in a digipack?
Anyway, thank you for informing me. I think I'll go out to get it at the cool alternative record store tomorrow. :D

[SysteMM]

Digipak's are much more durable than jewel cases, IMO. All my NIN albums are in digipaks and have no damaged to them, where as some CD's I have..have some slight cracks etc.

[Norsefire]

Digi Packs can get scuffed on the edges though which is annoying if it's a black cover and it gets a white scuff up the edges, where as a CD case you can just get a new one if it's cracked.

[Tigger]

Born Villain made its debut at number 10 in the US.

=)

[Norsefire]

Awesome! I was hoping it would be a little higher like at 7 or 8 where it was estimated to go in at but 10 isn't bad at all.

[AssetReign]

Awesome! I was hoping it would be a little higher like at 7 or 8 where it was estimated to go in at but 10 isn't bad at all.

I think the untimely death of Adam Yauch had an impact and skewed the numbers (and not just Manson's.)

[Akira]

I think the untimely death of Adam Yauch had an impact and skewed the numbers (and not just Manson's.)

"Born Villain" is doing quite well here in Europe. It is a top 10 record in several countries, and most reviews are quite positive. I talked to a friend from the United States, and he said that many see MM as a 90's band. Europeans still recall his days as a glammed-up alien with fake tits and all the moral outrage he caused before becoming Dita's and Evan's and other women's semi-shocking tag. Some of my friends who used to listen to MM a few years ago (and who didn't like anything he did since "The Golden Age of Grotesque") have now downloaded "Born Villain" on iTunes.

It seems that he's far more popular in Europe than in the United States today.