List of Marilyn Manson band members

Marilyn Manson performing in 2007, 2012, 2017 and 2024

Marilyn Manson is an American rock band from Ohio. Formed in 1989, the group was originally known as Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids and featured eponymous vocalist Marilyn Manson (real name Brian Warner), guitarist Daisy Berkowitz (real name Scott Putesky) and bassist Olivia Newton Bundy (real name Brian Tutunick), who were soon joined by keyboardist Zsa Zsa Speck (real name Perry Pandrea). The current line-up includes Manson, drummer Gil Sharone, guitarist/keyboardist Tyler Bates (both of whom first joined in 2014), guitarist Reba Meyers and bassist Piggy D. (both since 2024).

## History

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### 1989–1996

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Marilyn Manson and Daisy Berkowitz formed Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids in December 1989,[1] adding Olivia Newton Bundy to complete the band's first line-up.[2] After recording their first demo The Raw Boned Psalms the following month, the trio added keyboardist Zsa Zsa Speck (Perry Pandrea) and performed their first string of live shows, before Bundy and Speck were replaced in June 1990 by Gidget Gein (Brad Stewart) and Madonna Wayne Gacy (Stephen Bier), respectively.[3] In August 1991, the Spooky Kids became a five-piece with the addition of their first drummer Sara Lee Lucas (Fred Streithorst), after previously using a drum machine.[4] The group played its last show under the Spooky Kids moniker on August 1, 1992, before it was dropped on the recommendation of their label Nothing Records.[5]

During the recording of the band's full-length debut album Portrait of an American Family, Gein received a notice while in hospital recovering from a heroin overdose that his services "were no longer needed".[6] His bass parts were retained from earlier sessions for The Manson Family Album, but he was subsequently replaced by Twiggy Ramirez (Jeordie White).[7] In March 1995, during the subsequent touring cycle, Lucas left the group after an incident in which Manson lit his drum kit on fire while he was playing.[8] He was replaced by Ginger Fish (Kenny Wilson) in time for the next run of shows.[9] For 1996's Antichrist Superstar, much of the guitars were performed by Ramirez following Berkowitz's earlier departure,[10] due to Manson and producer Trent Reznor's dismissal of many of his songwriting contributions.[11]

### 1996–2008

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Berkowitz was replaced by Zim Zum (Timothy Linton) in time for the Dead to the World Tour which followed the release of Antichrist Superstar.[12] The new guitarist performed on 1998's Mechanical Animals, but left the band during its mixing stages to pursue a solo career, with John 5 (John Lowery) leaving Two to take his place.[13] The Last Tour on Earth and Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) followed, after which Ramirez left in May 2002 due to creative differences with Manson, to be replaced by Tim Skold.[14] This lineup recorded The Golden Age of Grotesque, before Lowery was dismissed on March 30, 2004, for unknown reasons.[15] In a 2009 interview, Lowery claimed that "It was completely amicable. He just wanted to write with other members of the band, and I wanted to do other things."[16]

Lowery was replaced on the Against All Gods Tour by Mark Chaussee, which started in October 2004.[17] Chris Vrenna also temporarily substituted for Fish on drums, who had been injured after falling from the stage at an awards show the previous month.[18] During 2006 and 2007, Manson and Skold collaborated on the band's next album Eat Me, Drink Me without Fish, although he remained an official member of the group.[19] For the subsequent Rape of the World Tour, Vrenna returned to take Gacy's place on keyboards, initially temporarily.[20] It was later revealed, however, that Gacy had sued Manson for alleged breach of contract relating to use of the band's earnings, and that he hadn't worked with the band for over a year.[21] Rob Holliday performed bass on the 2007 tour, with Skold switching to guitar.[19]

### 2008–2017

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In January 2008, after the first leg of the Rape of the World Tour, Twiggy Ramirez returned to replace the outgoing Tim Skold and took over bass duties, with Holliday switching to guitar.[22] Former Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland took over on guitar in August,[23] but by the following February had left again to reform his original band.[24] After the release of The High End of Low, which featured only Manson, Ramirez and Vrenna, the band toured with Andy Gerold on bass, as Ramirez took up the role of lead guitarist.[25] In July 2010, Fred Sablan took over as Marilyn Manson's official bassist.[26] Long-term drummer Ginger Fish left the band in February 2011, after temporarily touring with Rob Zombie and subsequently opting to join full-time.[27] Vrenna switched roles until November, when he also departed.[28]

In January 2012, Jason Sutter was announced to be the band's drummer for the upcoming Hey Cruel World... Tour.[29] Spencer Rollins was brought in on keyboards and additional guitar for the Masters of Madness Tour in 2013.[30] In November 2013, drummer Gil Sharone shared a video of an unidentified recording session, which was revealed early the following year to have been for the Marilyn Manson band.[31] The new lineup was officially unveiled at the band's first show of the year in June 2014, featuring Tyler Bates and Paul Wiley on guitars, and Ramirez in place of the departed Sablan on bass.[32] The Pale Emperor, released in 2015, featured only Manson, Bates and Sharone, as Ramirez was busy working on other projects during the recording sessions.[33] Daniel Fox joined on keyboards for 2015 tour dates.[34]

### 2017–present

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Heaven Upside Down was released in 2017 and once again did not feature Twiggy Ramirez, after he decided that Bates's initial demo bass recordings were of sufficient quality for the album.[35] In October 2017, between legs of the Heaven Upside Down Tour, Ramirez was fired from the band after becoming the subject of a sexual assault allegation from Jack Off Jill singer Jessicka Addams.[36] He was replaced by Juan Alderete.[37] After the conclusion of Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour at the end of 2018, Manson and Bates stopped working together.[38] Sharone also left in March 2019 to work on other projects.[39] He was replaced by Brandon Pertzborn in June, prior to the start of the Twins of Evil: Hell Never Dies Tour.[40] In November 2021, former band member Tim Skold announced that he was once again working on material with Marilyn Manson.[41] In 2023, Brandon Pertzborn left the band to join The Offspring as their drummer.[42][43]

## Members

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### Current

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Image  | Name (real name) | Years active  | Instruments  | Release contributions

|
|
|
|

| Marilyn Manson
(Brian Warner) | 1989–present  |

* lead vocals
* guitars
* keyboards
* programming
* percussion
* tambourine
* saxophone
* pan flute
* occasional drums

| all Marilyn Manson releases

| Gil Sharone |

* 2014–2019
* 2024–present

| drums  |

* The Pale Emperor (2015)
* Heaven Upside Down (2017)

| Tyler Bates |

* 2014–2015
* 2015–2018
* 2024–present

* guitars
* bass
* keyboards
* backing vocals

| Reba Meyers | 2024–present  |

* guitars
* backing vocals

| none to date

| Piggy D. |

* bass
* backing vocals

### Former

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Image  | Name (real name) | Years active  | Instruments  | Release contributions

|
|
|
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| Daisy Berkowitz
(Scott Putesky) | 1989–1996 (died 2017) |

* guitars
* programming
* percussion
* harmonica

| all Marilyn Manson releases from The Raw Boned Psalms (1990) to Antichrist Superstar (1996)
| Olivia Newton Bundy
(Brian Tutunick) | 1989–1990  | bass  |

* The Raw Boned Psalms (1990)
* The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat (1990)

| Zsa Zsa Speck
(Perry Pandrea) | 1990  | keyboards  | The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat (1990)

| Madonna Wayne Gacy
(Stephen Bier) | 1990–2007  |

* keyboards
* synthesizers
* programming
* samples
* percussion
* brass instruments

| all Marilyn Manson releases from Big Black Bus (1990) to The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003)
| Gidget Gein
(Brad Stewart) | 1990–1993 (died 2008) | bass  | all Marilyn Manson releases from Big Black Bus (1990) to Portrait of an American Family (1994)

| Sara Lee Lucas
(Fred Streithorst) | 1991–1995  |

* drums
* programming

| all Marilyn Manson releases from After School Special (1992) to Portrait of an American Family (1994)

| Twiggy Ramirez
(Jeordie White) |

* 1993–2002
* 2008–2017 (touring 2014–17)

* bass
* guitars
* keyboards
* backing vocals

* all Marilyn Manson releases from Smells Like Children (1995) to Guns, God and Government World Tour (2002)
* The High End of Low (2009)
* Born Villain (2012)

| Ginger Fish
(Kenny Wilson) | 1995–2011 (inactive 2004–05) |

* drums
* programming
* occasional keyboards

* all Marilyn Manson releases from Smells Like Children (1995) to The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003)
* The High End of Low (2009) – guest appearance on one track

| Zim Zum
(Timothy Linton) | 1996–1998  |

* guitars
* keyboards

* Dead to the World (1998)
* Mechanical Animals (1998)

| John 5
(John Lowery) | 1998–2004  | all Marilyn Manson releases from God Is in the T.V. (1999) to The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003)

| Tim Skold |

* 2002–2008

* guitars
* bass
* keyboards
* backing vocals

* The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003)
* Eat Me, Drink Me (2007)

| Chris Vrenna | 2007–2011 (studio 1996) (touring 2004–05) |

* keyboards
* synthesizers
* programming
* samples
* drums (1996, 2004–05 and 2011)

* Antichrist Superstar (1996)
* The High End of Low (2009)
* Born Villain (2012)

| Fred Sablan | 2010–2014  |

* bass
* guitars

| Born Villain (2012)
| Paul Wiley  | 2014–2020 (touring 2014–18) |

* guitars
* programming
* backing vocals

| We Are Chaos (2020)

| Juan Alderete | 2017–2020 (touring 2017–18) |

* bass
* backing vocals

| Brandon Pertzborn | 2019–2020  | drums

### Touring

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Image  | Name  | Years active  | Instruments  | Notes

|
|
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|

| Mark Chaussee | 2004–2005  | guitars  | Chaussee played guitar on the Against All Gods Tour, following the departure of John 5 in March 2004.[17]

| Rob Holliday | 2007–2008  |

* bass (2007–08)
* guitars (2008)
* backing vocals

| Holliday played bass on the Rape of the World Tour, then switched to guitar upon the return of Twiggy Ramirez.[19][22]

| Wes Borland | 2008–2009  | guitars  | Borland played guitar in Marilyn Manson for eight months before rejoining the reformed Limp Bizkit in early 2009.[24]

| Andy Gerold | 2009  |

* bass

| Gerold played bass on the High End of Low Tour, as Twiggy Ramirez switched from bass to guitar.[25]

| Jason Sutter | 2012–2013  | drums  | Sutter played drums on the Hey Cruel World, Twins of Evil and Masters of Madness Tours from 2012 to 2013.[29]
| Spencer Rollins  | 2013  |

* keyboards
* guitars

| Rollins played keyboards on tour dates in late 2013, after the band performed without a keyboardist for a year.[30]
| Daniel Fox  |

* 2015–2017

* keyboards
* percussion

| Drum technician Fox played keyboards and percussion for the group at tour dates between 2015 and 2017.[34]

## Timeline

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## Line-ups

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Period  | Members  | Releases

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|

December 1989 – January 1990
(as Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids) |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, drums, keyboards
* Daisy Berkowitz – guitars, programming, percussion
* Olivia Newton Bundy – bass

* The Raw Boned Psalms (1990)

January – June 1990
(as Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids) |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, drums
* Daisy Berkowitz – guitars, programming, percussion
* Olivia Newton Bundy – bass
* Zsa Zsa Speck – keyboards

* The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat (1990)

June 1990 – August 1991
(as Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids) |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, drums
* Daisy Berkowitz – guitars, programming, percussion
* Gidget Gein – bass
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion

* Big Black Bus (1990)
* Grist-o-Line (1990)
* Lunchbox (1991)

August 1991 – December 1993
(as Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids
until early 1992, then as Marilyn Manson) |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Daisy Berkowitz – guitars, programming, percussion
* Gidget Gein – bass
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Sara Lee Lucas – drums, programming

* After School Special (1991)
* Live as Hell (1992)
* The Family Jams (1992)
* Refrigerator (1993)

December 1993 – March 1995  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Daisy Berkowitz – guitars, programming, percussion
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Sara Lee Lucas – drums, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals

* Portrait of an American Family (1994)

March 1995 – June 1996  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Daisy Berkowitz – guitars, programming, percussion
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming

* Smells Like Children (1995)

June 1996 – July 1998  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Zim Zum – guitars, keyboards

* Antichrist Superstar (1996)
* "Long Hard Road Out of Hell" (1997)
* Remix & Repent
* Dead to the World (1998)

July 1998 – May 2002  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* John 5 – guitars, keyboards

* Mechanical Animals (1998)
* God Is in the T.V. (1999)
* The Last Tour on Earth (1999)
* "Astonishing Panorama of the Endtimes" (1999)
* Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the
Valley of Death) (2000)
* "Tainted Love" (2001)

May 2002 – March 2004  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* John 5 – guitars, keyboards
* Tim Skold – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals

* Guns, God and Government (2002)
* The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003)

March – October 2004  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Tim Skold – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals

* Lest We Forget: The Best Of (2004)
* Lest We Forget: The Best Of — The Videos (2004)

October 2004 – August 2005  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Tim Skold – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
* Mark Chaussee – guitars (touring)
* Chris Vrenna – drums (touring)

| none – Against All Gods Tour only
August 2005 – May 2007  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals
* Madonna Wayne Gacy – keyboards, programming, percussion
* Tim Skold – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming

* Eat Me, Drink Me (2007)
(features Manson and Skold only)

May 2007 – January 2008  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Tim Skold – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Chris Vrenna – keyboards, programming
* Rob Holliday – bass, backing vocals (touring)

| none – Rape of the World Tour only
January – March 2008  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Chris Vrenna – keyboards, programming
* Rob Holliday – guitars, backing vocals (touring)
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals

March – August 2008  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Chris Vrenna – keyboards, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals

| none – rehearsals and live shows only
August 2008 – February 2009  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Chris Vrenna – keyboards, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
* Wes Borland – guitars (touring)

February – June 2009  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Chris Vrenna – keyboards, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals

* The High End of Low (2009)
(features Manson, Ramirez and Vrenna only)

June – December 2009  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Chris Vrenna – keyboards, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
* Andy Gerold – bass (touring)

* Guns, God and Government — Live in L.A. (2009)

December 2009 – July 2010  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Chris Vrenna – keyboards, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals

| none – rehearsals and live shows only
July 2010 – February 2011  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Ginger Fish – drums, programming
* Chris Vrenna – keyboards, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
* Fred Sablan – bass, guitars

February 2011 – February 2012  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion
* Chris Vrenna – drums, keyboards, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
* Fred Sablan – bass, guitars

* Born Villain (2011)
* Born Villain (2012)

February 2012 – June 2013  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, drums, percussion, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
* Fred Sablan – bass, guitars
* Jason Sutter – drums (touring)

| none – Hey Cruel World... Tour only
June – July 2013  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, drums, percussion, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
* Fred Sablan – bass, guitars
* Jason Sutter – drums (touring)
* Spencer Rollins – keyboards, guitars (touring)

| none – Masters of Madness Tour only
July 2013 – June 2014  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, drums, percussion, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – guitars, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
* Fred Sablan – bass, guitars

| none – rehearsals only
June 2014 – June 2015  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals (touring)
* Gil Sharone – drums
* Tyler Bates – guitars, keyboards, bass, backing vocals
* Paul Wiley – guitars, programming, backing vocals (touring)

* The Pale Emperor (2015)
(features Manson, Bates and Sharone only)

June 2015 – July 2017  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals (touring)
* Gil Sharone – drums
* Tyler Bates – guitars, keyboards, bass, backing vocals
* Paul Wiley – guitars, programming, backing vocals (touring)
* Daniel Fox – keyboards, percussion (touring)

* Heaven Upside Down (2017)
(features Manson, Bates and Sharone only)

July – October 2017  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion, programming
* Twiggy Ramirez – bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals (touring)
* Gil Sharone – drums
* Tyler Bates – guitars, keyboards, bass, backing vocals
* Paul Wiley – guitars, programming, backing vocals (touring)

| none – Heaven Upside Down Tour only
October 2017 – December 2018  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion, programming
* Gil Sharone – drums
* Tyler Bates – guitars, keyboards, bass, backing vocals
* Paul Wiley – guitars, programming, backing vocals (touring)
* Juan Alderete – bass, backing vocals (touring)

* "Cry Little Sister" (2018)
(features Manson, Bates and Sharone only)

December 2018 – June 2019  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, keyboards, percussion
* Gil Sharone – drums
* Paul Wiley – guitars, programming, backing vocals
* Juan Alderete – bass, backing vocals

| none – studio rehearsals only
June 2019 – February 2020  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, keyboards, percussion
* Paul Wiley – guitars, programming, backing vocals
* Juan Alderete – bass, backing vocals
* Brandon Pertzborn – drums

* "God's Gonna Cut You Down" (2019)
* "The End" (2019)
* We Are Chaos (2020)

August 2024 – present  |

* Marilyn Manson – lead vocals, percussion, programming
* Tyler Bates – guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
* Reba Meyers – guitars, backing vocals
* Piggy D. – bass, backing vocals
* Gil Sharone – drums

| none to date

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## External links

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* Marilyn Manson official website

* v
* t
* e

Marilyn Manson

* Marilyn Manson
* Tyler Bates
* Piggy D.
* Reba Meyers
* Gil Sharone

* Zsa Zsa Speck
* Olivia Newton Bundy
* Gidget Gein
* Sara Lee Lucas
* Daisy Berkowitz
* Zim Zum
* John 5
* Mark Chaussee
* Madonna Wayne Gacy
* Rob Holliday
* Tim Skold
* Wes Borland
* Andy Gerold
* Ginger Fish
* Chris Vrenna
* Fred Sablan
* Jason Sutter
* Spencer Rollins
* Daniel Fox
* Twiggy Ramirez
* Paul Wiley
* Juan Alderete
* Brandon Pertzborn

Studio albums|

* Portrait of an American Family
* Antichrist Superstar
* Mechanical Animals
* Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death)
* The Golden Age of Grotesque
* Eat Me, Drink Me
* The High End of Low
* Born Villain
* The Pale Emperor
* Heaven Upside Down
* We Are Chaos

Live albums|

* The Last Tour on Earth

Compilations|

* Lunch Boxes & Choklit Cows
* Lest We Forget: The Best Of
* Lost & Found

Extended plays|

* Smells Like Children
* Remix & Repent

Singles|

* "Get Your Gunn"
* "Lunchbox"
* "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)"
* "The Beautiful People"
* "Long Hard Road Out of Hell"
* "Tourniquet"
* "The Dope Show"
* "I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)"
* "Rock Is Dead"
* "Disposable Teens"
* "The Fight Song"
* "The Nobodies"
* "Tainted Love"
* "Mobscene"
* "This Is the New Shit"
* "Personal Jesus"
* "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)"
* "Putting Holes in Happiness"
* "We're from America"
* "Arma-goddamn-motherfuckin-geddon"
* "No Reflection"
* "Slo-Mo-Tion"
* "Third Day of a Seven Day Binge"
* "Deep Six"
* "Cupid Carries a Gun"
* "We Know Where You Fucking Live"
* "Kill4Me"
* "Cry Little Sister"
* "God's Gonna Cut You Down"
* "The End"
* "We Are Chaos"
* "Don't Chase the Dead"
* "As Sick as the Secrets Within"
* "Raise the Red Flag"

Promotional singles|

* "Dope Hat"
* "Antichrist Superstar"
* "Man That You Fear"
* "Coma White"
* "Astonishing Panorama of the Endtimes"
* "You and Me and the Devil Makes 3"
* "The Mephistopheles of Los Angeles"
* "The Devil Beneath My Feet"
* "Tattooed in Reverse"

Other songs|

* "Apple of Sodom"
* "This Is Halloween"
* "If I Was Your Vampire"
* "Running to the Edge of the World"
* "WOW"
* "Killing Strangers"
* "Say10"

Video albums|

* Dead to the World
* God Is in the T.V.
* Guns, God and Government

Books|

* The Long Hard Road Out of Hell
* Holy Wood
* Genealogies of Pain
* Campaign

Films|

* Born Villain

Concert tours|

* Portrait of an American Family Tour
* Smells Like Children Tour
* Dead to the World Tour
* Mechanical Animals Tour
* Beautiful Monsters Tour
* Rock Is Dead Tour
* Guns, God and Government Tour
* Grotesk Burlesk Tour
* The High End of Low Tour
* Hey Cruel World... Tour
* Twins of Evil Tour
* Masters of Madness Tour
* The Hell Not Hallelujah Tour
* The End Times Tour
* Heaven Upside Down Tour
* Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour
* Twins of Evil: Hell Never Dies Tour

Related|

* Discography
* Awards and nominations
* Band members
* List of songs
* The Manson Family Album
* Posthuman Records
* Hell, etc.
* Columbine massacre controversy
* Alice Cooper
* Godhead
* Goon Moon
* Jack Off Jill
* Loser
* Nine Inch Nails
* Rob Zombie
* Slipknot
* The Smashing Pumpkins
* Rasputina

* Category

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