Media Samples in Music Database

Dogma by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Pink Flamingos (John Waters, 1972):

Burn, you fucker.
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Snake Eyes And Sissies by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Richard Ramirez (Richard Ramirez, 1960):

Killing is killing whether done for duty, profit or fun
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Get Your Gunn by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples R. Budd Dwyer (R. Budd Dwyer, 1939):

No... no... don't... this is gonna hurt someone...
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Cake And Sodomy by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Desperate Living (John Waters, 1977):

...white trash...
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Cake And Sodomy by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Ultimo tango a Parigi (Bernardo Bertolucci, 1972):

Go on and smile you cunt!
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Lunchbox by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Wild at Heart (David Lynch, 1990):

I'm making my lunch!
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Lunchbox by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Ultimo tango a Parigi (Bernardo Bertolucci, 1972):

It's the most beautiful thing. It's beautiful to be made into a tattletale or forced to admire authority or sell yourself for a piece of candy.
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Misery Machine by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Desperate Living (John Waters, 1977):

Go home to your mother, doesn't she ever watch you? Tell her this isn't some communist day care center. Tell your mother I hate her, tell you mother I hate you.
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Cyclops by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Poltergeist II: The Other Side (Brian Gibson, 1986):

God is in his holy temple.
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Organ Grinder by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Ken Hughes, 1968):

Come along. Come and get your lollipops.
If there are children here my friend, you will die.
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Dope Hat by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Drugstore Cowboy (Gus Van Sant, 1989):

Who put the goddam hat on the bed.
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Dope Hat by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Lidsville (Marty Krofft, 1971):

The Great HooDoo will perform a feat of prestidigitation "Prepare to meet your doom!"
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Lunchbox by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Arthur Brown (Arthur Brown, ):

I bring you... Fire... I bring you fire
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Wrapped In Plastic by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Twin Peaks, S02E22 "Beyond Life and Death" (Mark Frost, 1991):

"Come here Laura" (Note: Spoken by the midget)
"Meanwhile... [screaming]"
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My Monkey by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Charles Manson (Charles Manson, 1934):

- Why are the children doing what they're doing? Why does a child reach up and kill his mom and dad and murder his two little sisters and then cut his throat?

- Raise up children, kill your moms and dads?

- [...] where nothing is real but the medication and the <??> and then they cut their wrists and write 'I love you God' all over the walls and hang themselves on the ventilators.
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Dogma by Marilyn Manson on Portrait Of An American Family (1994) samples Last Tango in Paris (Bernardo Bertolucci, 1972):

They're afraid of the dark, imagine that. Come on mother, I want you to meet my friend!
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Mother Inferior Got Her Gunn by Marilyn Manson on Get Your Gunn (1994) samples George H. W. Bush (George H. W. Bush, 1924):

The court's decision in Roe vs. Wade was wrong, and should be overturned. And I think that when it comes to abortion, there is a better way. The way of adoption.
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Down In The Park by Marilyn Manson on Lunchbox (1995) samples Prince of Darkness (John Carpenter, 1987):

This is not a dream. We are using to using your brain as a receiver. We are unable to transmit through conscious neural interference. You are receiving this broadcast as a dream. We are transmitting from the year 1-9-9-9. You are receiving this broadcast on all the events you are seeing. Our technology has not developed a transmitter strong enough to reach your conscious mind. This is not a dream. What you are seeing is actually occurring.
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The Beautiful People by Marilyn Manson on Antichrist Superstar (1996) samples Tex Watson (Tex Watson, ):

"We'd swoop down on the town, and kill everyone that wasn't beautiful" @ 0:20 (Note: Heavily distorted)
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Minute Of Decay by Marilyn Manson on Antichrist Superstar (1996) samples Nineteen Eighty-Four (Michael Radford, 1984):

From a dead man, greetings.
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Apple Of Sodom by Marilyn Manson on Lost Highway (1997) samples Lost Highway (David Lynch, 1997):

You'll never have me.
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I Want To Disappear by Marilyn Manson on Mechanical Animals (1998) samples Brave New World (Burt Brinckerhoff, 1980):

Now children it's time for recess, please roll up your sleeves.
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