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Lest We Forget - The Best Of (Parental Advisory),Marilyn Manson

- Lest We Forget - The Best Of (Parental Advisory)
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Marilyn Manson
Released 2004

Lunchbox
04:32
99,558 plays

Get Your Gunn
03:18
84,565 plays

Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
04:53
519,392 plays

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songs

- 1
- The Love Song
- 03:07
- 104,121 plays

- 2
- Personal Jesus
- 04:06
- 224,183 plays

- 3
- mOBSCENE
- 03:26
- 136,298 plays

- 4
- The Fight Song
- 02:56
- 131,685 plays

- 5
- Tainted Love
- 03:20
- 315,034 plays

- 6
- The Dope Show
- 03:40
- 170,605 plays

- 7
- This Is The New Shit
- 04:20
- 206,444 plays

- 8
- Disposable Teens
- 03:01
- 167,371 plays

- 9
- Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
- 04:53
- 519,392 plays

- 10
- Lunchbox
- 04:32
- 99,558 plays

- 11
- Tourniquet (Extended Fade)
- 04:44
- 103,582 plays

- 12
- Rock Is Dead
- 03:09
- 110,680 plays

- 13
- Get Your Gunn
- 03:18
- 84,565 plays

- 14
- The Nobodies
- 03:35
- 112,939 plays

- 15
- Long Hard Road Out Of Hell
- 04:21
- 107,788 plays

- 16
- The Beautiful People
- 03:39
- 370,089 plays

- 17
- The Reflecting God
- 05:36
- 117,642 plays

album review

It's rather ironic that Marilyn Manson, an artist who kept the idea of the concept album alive during the '90s, turns out to have a greater impact as a singles artist, as the 17-track hits compilation Lest We Forget: The Best of Marilyn Manson illustrates. While each of his post-Portrait of an American Family LPs were designed to be heard as a whole, their singles unfailingly distilled the attitude and ideas behind the individual albums to their catchy core. Yes, catchy -- at his best, Marilyn Manson had a knack for a heavy, glammy hook, the kind that's hard to get out of your head, no matter how hard you try. Not every single had a great hook -- "Tourniquet" is a moody dirge, indicative of what awaits a listener on the album tracks -- but the best of them did, whether it was "Lunchbox" from the debut, the delirious "The Beautiful People," the glam-stomp of "The Dope Show," or the Faith No More homage "mOBSCENE." All these are here, but Lest We Forget doesn't have all the hits -- charting singles "I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)" and "Rock Is Dead" are conspicuously missing, as are video hits like "Dope Hat," "Man That You Fear," and "Coma White." These omissions are curious, considering that album tracks and covers are used as substitutions. Nevertheless, it has enough of the hits to make this worthwhile for the casual fans, as well as those listeners who never wanted to admit that these late-'90s alt-rock radio staples were guilty pleasures. [Lest We Forget was also released as a limited-edition set, featuring a bonus DVD containing all the music videos Manson released during the '90s.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide