Marilyn Manson Get Your Gunn CD Single MP3

Get Your Gunn Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Alternative, CD singles
Label	Interscope
Orig Year	1994
All Time Sales Rank	49875
CD Universe Part number	1076598
Catalog number	95902
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 09, 1994
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Marilyn Manson Get Your Gunn Songs

1.	Get Your Gunn - (album version) (MP3)	$0.99
2.	Misery Machine - (album version) (MP3)	$0.99
3.	Mother Inferior Got Her Gunn (MP3)	$0.99
4.	Revelation #9 (MP3)	$0.99

Get Your Gunn Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars An Amazing, Creepy Cd, Limited Only By A Lack of New Songs
If your are a Manson fan, especially his early work, this CD is for you. When I first listened to it, I was amazed by the last half of the album. To really enjoy it, though, you have to "get into it", which you probably won't be able to do if you're just a casual Manson fan. When I bought this I already had Portrait, so the first 2 tracks were not very remarkable. They really should have put more on this CD. But the remix is absolutely amazing. With an intro of over a minute, you can hear a voice speaking Manson's message to America found in the booklet in Portrait (You spoonfed us Saturday morining mouthfuls of maggots and lies disguised...), which then leads into the real song. This time the song has a heavier, fuller feel to it, with more voices overlayed with the original. The song ends with spoken words (not by Manson) which sound rather funny, but after they are finished, seem a little creepy. It is then interrupted by a slightly shocking shocking gunshot-like sound effect which leads directly into Revelation #9. The Mother Inferior version of the song also has a lot more "Synthy" feel to it. Revelation #9, however, is a "soundscape" that is really creepy and disturbing if you are able to hear the messages in it. Try to listen the whole way through this Cd to get the full feel. Once again, this is an absolutly amazing Cd if you are a fan of Manson's early work, and certainly worth the $9.99 I paid for it.
Submitted by tylernewman1 (Campbell River, BC, Canada)
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5 stars now this is a cd
It rock I don't know much more to say about it.
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