Top 10 Best Songs On Marilyn Manson's Eat Me, Drink Me

1. Heart-Shaped Glasses

   

   This track is the most amazing thing about this otherwise forgettable album. "Heart-Shaped Glasses" holds what the other tracks fail to deliver and does it so very eloquently. There's a melodic tango-style riff throughout the entire track that stays at a sustained constant, allowing temporary reprieve with every shattering climax.

   The amazing guitar work midway through the track perfectly bleeds into the arrangement, allowing the primary riff and vocals to retain their initial intensity. Without this track, the album would be heavily degraded and would not hold the essence to compete with other Manson albums. Regardless of the excellent work that went into its inception and composition, it is the delivery and synchronized arrangement that make this a standout piece!

2. Evidence

   

   Amazing riff throughout the track! Especially the howling guitar tune and melody reflected in the background music.

   Major atmospheric piece with a memorable tune!

3. Eat Me, Drink Me

   

   Amazing song, very dark.

4. If I Was Your Vampire

   

5. Putting Holes In Happiness

   

6. The Red Carpet Grave

   

7. Mutilation is the Most Sincere Form of Flattery

   

8. They Said That Hell's Not Hot

   

9. Just a Car Crash Away

   

   Best solo by Tim Skold.

   This song is intensely CREEPY!

   "She blew me her death-kiss

   And the mouth-marks

   Bled down my eye,

   Like her dying

   On my windshield.

   I can already feel

   Her worms

   Eating my spine.

   So how can it be this lonely?

   Is this all we get

   For our lives?

   Is love only sweeter when

   One of us dies?"

   THIS SONG IS DISTURBING!

10. You and Me and the Devil Makes 3

    
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11. Are You the Rabbit?