Manson is great for teenage angst and edginess and I never grew out of that. Though, I feel as though he's much much better than the numetal acts he gets lumped with.

But I'll gladly listen to his influences.

I never thought of Manson as in any way nu-metal, but I do think he's pretty boring. I don't know why... there's just nothing about most of his music that does anything for me. Those industrial metal riffs have nothing going on at all that I connect with. His music just seems basic to a fault a lot of the time. Some of the slightly more melodic tracks do better, so I like parts of the Holy Wood album, but that's it.

The Beatles White Album which was released for a month ago. I bought the 4 x vinyl version, the 6CD version + Blu Ray version and the 5.1 surround mix version.

I thought it was out longer than that. Weird.

If you remove dudebro from nu-metal you kinda remove the only thing left to make it potentially fun to listen to.

The Beatles White Album (titled: THE BEATLES) was originally released in November 1968 but 50 years later (November 2018) they released a 50th anniversary edition of the double vinyl album (remastered) + 77 never before released tracks more wellknown as The Esher Demos.

A fantastic 50th anniversary edition of 6 x CDs, 4 x vinyl 12" LPs and a Blu Ray 5.1 surround mix version.

I'll have to listen to that some day.

So you lied to me.