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The album's front cover photo of Omega, with his prosthetic breasts covered in latex paint (the exact same image as in the movie Blow), is one of the most iconic images. It is believed that Johnny Depp bought the same prosthetic breasts as Omega for his own use.

The 'Mechanical Animals logo, which has the number 15 squared above Omega's head, is another notable image from this album. This isn't a coincidence. It is a reference the the number of victims in the Columbine High School shootings in 1999.

The album is a exploration of Manson’s idea of Alpha, a character who is lost in a world they don't understand. Omega is a drug addict who becomes numb to the world, and therefore is unable to feel emotion.

marilyn manson merch  tell Omega's story. These songs were co-written by Manson and Joseph Cultice, his longtime band mate. Cultice's vocals can be described as a soft, singing crooner. He combines the voice of his narrator with a style that is almost like Manson's, and it sounds almost like he's screaming.

Manson's new album is far more lighthearted than his previous albums. Although he retains his blasphemous image, obscene lyrics and offensive images, the album has a lighter tone and imagery. The music is heavily inspired by 1970s glam rock, Bowie-esque glamrock and many of the lyrics are happier than his previous work.

The record has some darker moments, however, such as the title track, which is a song about despair over feeling emotions. It also contains the lyrics, "I'm not a drug addict. I'm an alien."

These are just a few of the many themes that run through the album. However, it is obvious from the beginning that this is not a typical pop record. It is actually the beginning of a new phase in Manson's career.

Manson included lyrics about his abuse and sexual exploits for the first time. He did this for the first time and the album was a huge success.

The album was a huge success but it came at a price. Manson's abuse reputation and his rabid fanbase were very sensitively received by the music industry. This led to many difficulties. Manson had to cancel shows and censor his performances, which resulted in income loss.