From The Daily Star
"FROM the Antichrist to camp old poppet in a few years, poor Mazza is stuck.
No longer scary, his glam-metal sounds less Born Villain and more Gone Stale. Maybe like his spiritual dad Alice Cooper, he should just take up golf.
6/10"
JUST FOR LOLS
I don't understand why reviewers say things like that and then turn around and give an album 6 out of 10. With a bullshit review like that, you'd think the rating would be much lower than a 6.Originally Posted by Gavin.Pickle
"Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
The Daily Star is hardly to be taken seriously. It's a tabloid which sells its wares by promoting nude women, expolitative headlines and lad mag values gone wild. When they talk about "gone stale" it's almost like they are looking in the mirror and directing the comment toward themselves.
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Can't wait to see what Rolling Stone thinks of Born Villain.
http://neostarpromotions.com/2012/04...-born-villain/
Three and a half stars out of fourBorn Villain is a joy to listen to, particularly in those moments where you can hear the influence from past albums. This album has a punchiness to it that gives me confidence that Manson is returning to form even if the entire album isn’t a masterpiece. The album begins on a high note with “Hey Cruel World…,” intentionally misleading you into thinking you’re about to hear another dreary slow-churned intro before turning into a sped-up punkish anthem. It’s followed by the album’s first single “No Reflection” which is easily enjoyable for its steady beat and rhythm but isn’t anything too memorable. “Slo-mo-tion,” “The Gardener,” and “The Flowers of Evil” make up a nice act which contrasts really well with the rest of the album. There are some nice changes vocally and musically, starting with the slow but catchy dirge of “Slo-mo-tion” leading into a steady and almost upbeat melody offset by Manson reciting the lyrics as if they were poetry for most of “The Gardener,” which I thought was a fun break. Rounding these out is the almost poppy (for Manson) “The Flowers of Evil,” which has the kind of chorus in it that you could easily imagine a new-wave band borrowing from.
The Daily Texan - Marilyn Manson returns with signature darkness, intelligence
http://www.dailytexanonline.com/life...s-intelligence
Manson's dark new album is superb
http://www.fchornet.com/entertainmen...perb-1.2865431
Excellent review from a guy who doesnt like Manson....
Sonoma state star....
http://www.sonomastatestar.com/arts-...lain-1.2869739
WTF??? Rolling Stone didn't review this??
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