Fuck Yeah Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids

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adsertoris: Twiggy Ramirez & Marilyn Manson (by Colleen Dybäck) Twiggy Ramirez & Marilyn Manson at an autograph signing in Pittsburgh, PA. Taken October 1995. Scanned print Via A Lucy Nation Zoom

adsertoris:

Twiggy Ramirez & Marilyn Manson (by Colleen Dybäck)

Twiggy Ramirez & Marilyn Manson at an autograph signing in Pittsburgh, PA. Taken October 1995.

Scanned print


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andthentherewasglitz asked: Very cool tumblr! I remember this time period though I never got to see them live. I'd listen to Zeta's local band show in high school and loved the Spooky Kids and the Goods. :)

Thanks, and I remember that, too! Zeta was awesome. I was lucky that I was able to go to as many shows as I did. Those were great times.  :)


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1991, when they still had a drum machine.

1991, when they still had a drum machine.


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Marilyn Manson and The Spooky Kids, early 1990s

Marilyn Manson and The Spooky Kids, early 1990s


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kodiakthemighty:

zombieslutfromhell:

lol Dr. Manson.

- I don’t know where this came from or what it is. but holy shit. it is amazing. lol


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pralinesanddick: iamthehydra: (via antichristsuperstar) This is one of their earliest band logos after they changed their name from Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids. It’s from around 1992-1993. Via phunybuny Zoom

pralinesanddick:

iamthehydra:

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This is one of their earliest band logos after they changed their name from Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids. It’s from around 1992-1993.


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