Sunday, October 08, 2006
This Tormenting, Dark Place Is The Final Destiny For The Wicked
As a reader of H419, it's statistically more than likely that - one way or another - you are going straight to hell.
We therefore urge you to learn more about this important subject by watching this highly
6 Comments
Hamish said...
Old Ricey as he's known around here. Has he delved into every single interesting subject in the world?
I don't know much about it him but the grape-vine says that he taught Marilyn Manson all his creepy experimental sound techniques that he used in film scores.
I love all that frequency stuff that can make you feel certain ways. Can't wait to see Mansons next film, by his own admission some of the techniques used in the score and film editing might turn out to be illegal. If that's true then it should be interesting to watch.
teigan said...
His song "People" was also played in the car when Graham and Tript were kidnapped by Yellow One. I tell you, he's into everything.
But nothing he's done is as funny as the expression on his face during the two-shot in this when the pastor guy is going off on his upteenth biblical rant about the true nature of hell
>he taught Marilyn Manson all his creepy
>experimental sound techniques that he used
>in film scores.
Dunno about that, but he certainly taught him a lot
>If that's true then it should be interesting to watch.
'Interesting' is one word
Good ol' Marnily, flagrantly pushing the limit and more or less getting away with it since 1989
(I heart Marnily Masnon)
Hamish said...Old Ricey as he's known around here. Has he delved into every single interesting subject in the world?
I don't know much about it him but the grape-vine says that he taught Marilyn Manson all his creepy experimental sound techniques that he used in film scores.
I love all that frequency stuff that can make you feel certain ways. Can't wait to see Mansons next film, by his own admission some of the techniques used in the score and film editing might turn out to be illegal. If that's true then it should be interesting to watch.
teigan said...His song "People" was also played in the car when Graham and Tript were kidnapped by Yellow One. I tell you, he's into everything.
But nothing he's done is as funny as the expression on his face during the two-shot in this when the pastor guy is going off on his upteenth biblical rant about the true nature of hell
>he taught Marilyn Manson all his creepy
>experimental sound techniques that he used
>in film scores.
Dunno about that, but he certainly taught him a lot
>If that's true then it should be interesting to watch.
'Interesting' is one word
Good ol' Marnily, flagrantly pushing the limit and more or less getting away with it since 1989
(I heart Marnily Masnon)
