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MARILYN MANSON Guitarist TWIGGY RAMIREZ Talks 'Born Villain', Future Projects (Video)

June 25, 2013

TheToneKing.com's Metal Marion recently spoke to MARILYN MANSON guitarist Twiggy Ramirez (real name: Jeordie White) about the band's latest album, "Born Villain", future projects, lost tattoos and inspiration. You can now watch the chat below.

Marilyn Manson and Alice Cooper have teamed up for "Masters Of Madness" through June 28. Following recent pairings of Alice with Rob Zombie and then Rob Zombie with Manson, this combination of Alice Cooper and Marilyn Manson has been long awaited by fans of both artists.

Marilyn Manson's most recent full-length album, "Born Villain", his eighth overall, debuted in the Top 10 on The Billboard 200 chart. The CD earned Manson his fourth Grammy nomination at the 2013 Grammys in the Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance" category for the album's lead single, "No Reflection".

Manson's last U.S. tour was the "Twins Of Evil" run with Rob Zombie, a bill that looked good on paper but which did not go smoothly, leading to some verbal exchanges between the two shock rockers onstage.

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