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MARILYN MANSON Talks About His Contribution To 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' Soundtrack

October 23, 2006

A video interview with Marilyn Manson and renowned composer/songwriter Danny Elfman, conducted in conjunction with the upcoming two-disc reissue of "The Nightmare Before Christmas" soundtrack (which was scored by Elfman),has been posted online at IGN.com.

Due out October 24, the "The Nightmare Before Christmas" reissue features MARILYN MANSON's version of the song "This Is Halloween" along with new spins on the songs from the Tim Burton film by FALL OUT BOY, PANIC! AT THE DISCO and FIONA APPLE. Check out Manson's track at myspace.com/nightmare3d.

As previously reported, MARILYN MANSON will perform "This Is Halloween" on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on October 31.

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