I Do Like Marylin Manson,

My Son Is In A Band, And He’s A Singer, And His Vocals … They’re Screaming-growling Stuff … And He’s Got A Pretty Reasonable Voice. Yet He Practices Really Hard To Get The Screaming-growling Thing Without Losing That Voice Every Five Minutes. So I’m, Like, “hats Off To You.”

Some Of Eminem's Rap Songs Kind Of Have The Teenage Love Songs Like The Fifties Love Songs. It's Kind Of Like Domestic Drama Set To Music. He Is Really Good Storyteller.

It Was Like Finding Some Weird Tribe In The Middle Of The Jungle And, You Know, They All Come Out And Go: "fear Of The Dark. Favorite Album." What?!?

I Guess It Was The First Time I Really Thought About Leaving. I Don't Just Mean Iron Maiden, I Mean Quitting Music Altogether. I Just Thought, 'nothing Is Worth Feeling Like This For.' I Began To Feel Like I Was A Piece Of Machinery, Like I Was Part Of The Lighting Rig.

In My Naïvety, I Thought People Who Were In Rock 'n' Roll Bands Were Great Artists, And It Was A Huge Shock To The System To Realise That They Weren't, That They Didn't Even Aspire To Be, Really. Some Of Them Did, Maybe, But Some Of Them, Like Samson, Were Very Frightened Of The Idea.