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The years went by and Abomination Angel still clung to the roots of rebellion he had been such a part of in the seventies and early eighties... |
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Knowing there would come a time when things would change and the world would tire of "Nothing Music."
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Marilyn Manson first took the US of A apart and the world followed... |
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Here was the bringer together of everything that was in the heart of Abomination Angel. A man with the charisma of a Marc Bolan & a Johnny Rotten who, like them knew where he was & where he wanted to be. He used the scene, the kids, & an unsuspecting and still shockable public to get what & where he wanted. |
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A mix of violence, sex, drugs, make-up and shock-horror tactics quickly brought Marilyn Manson to the attention of the media. |
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| The music itself was mostly hard and raw but with an edge and a disturbing undercurrent that brought you in deeper. | |||||
| On top of this, those that could actually be bothered to listen to the lyrics instead of condemning the image, would find an anger directed at a system that could not be bothered to change & which ruled our lives whether we liked it or not... (Do You love your guns, god, government...?) |
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| Abomination Angel was drawn into this new experience. There was light at the end of the century. And so began new experimentations... |
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Disturbed,
Killswitch Engage, Kittie, Rancid and Harlow (the metamorphosis of Fluffy)
and the like began to fill up the CD racks instead of the old punk re-releases &
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