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Band: Marilyn Manson
Album: The Golden Age Of Grotesque
Song: The Golden Age Of Grotesque
Tabbed by: Matthew Cook
E-mail: Raiven14@aol.com
h = hammer-on
p = pull-off
~ = let note ring
^ = bend
x = mute
/ = slide towards body
= slide towards headstock
Tuning: Standard
Electric Bass is only in the chorus on this song.
Chorus;
G|--------------------------------------
D|--------------------------------------
A|--------------------------------------
E|-0-0-0-0~-8-8-8-8~-7-7-7-7~-8-8-8-8--
G|---------------------------------------------
D|---------------------------------------------
A|---------------------------------------------
E|-0-0-0-0~-8-8-8-8~-7-7-7-7--5-5--3-3--0~--
You'll play this part 4 times altogether.
Twice in seperate choruses, then the whole thing twice in the last chorus.
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Nick Professional Badass |
#1 by Nick Koumoutseas at Apr 23, 1973 at 11:22 PM EST |
| My favorite song ever by my favorite artist. | |
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jay Wanna Be |
#2 by jay hooker at Jun 22, 1976 at 2:18 AM EST |
| "Hellzapoppin, open your Third Nostril, Put on your black face and your god is gone." Hellzapoppin was a film released in 1941. | |
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Rhys Average |
#3 by Rhys at Dec 6, 1985 at 5:55 PM EST |
| "And I've got the jigger to make all of you bigger" "Here's a trick that's gonna make you click" "Here, it is: 'what's the trick that makes him bigger?' instead of 'what's the trick that makes her click' " -from the chapter/essay entitled Men Of Distinction in The Mechanical Bride by Marshall Mcluhan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_McLuhan#The_Mechanical_Bride_.281951.29 | |
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alex Average |
#4 by alex cope at May 2, 1993 at 3:44 AM EST |
| it reflects the whole concept of the album. I think it's about people's obsessions and how they handle them. | |
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[Cody]♥ Rhythm Player |
#5 by [Cody]♥ [Confined]Has A Body Count at Jun 6, 1994 at 9:19 AM EST |
| I think this song is about Modern Day America obviously. I can't say much, for one, I'm still a teenager and I know next to nothing. Another thing being, I'm Canadian. But I can say this. IT'S DEFINATELY SARCASTIC. | |
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Winterborn Average |
#6 by Winterborn at Sep 30, 1995 at 12:01 AM EST |
| Im pretty sure these lyrics are wrong. I take that back, after reading them again and looking at the lyrics in the slip, the ones here are wrong. | |
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klfsd Rhythm Player |
#7 by klfsd at Sep 1, 1998 at 2:24 PM EST |
| We are the LOW ART OF GLOOMINATIIIII....I LOVE how he gets all high at the end of that word lol awesome song! | |
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kyle Average |
#8 by kyle davis at Jun 7, 1999 at 6:33 PM EST |
| it's a sarcastic song. The chorus says it perfectly: "We are the low art gloominati and we aim to depress the scabaret sacrilegends this is the golden age of grotesque" it's a way of saying "you think we are grotesque, then we will be" It's a sarcastic song the golden age of grotesque is means, we are back so this is the golden age of grotesque | |
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Tadej Average |
#9 by Tadej Supukovic at Feb 6, 2000 at 5:25 PM EST |
| yeah, this song is so cool! im not actually sure what manson's getting at in this song, but im sure that whatever it is, he's got his finger on the button! dont ask why i just said all of that, i dont know myself! | |
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Jon Average |
#10 by Jon Turner at Jun 17, 2001 at 12:41 PM EST |
| it sounds like he says " for the love of humanity" instead of "We're the LOW ART GLOOMINATI", but I am probably wrong | |
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Dan Professional Badass |
#11 by Dan Hudspith at Jul 8, 2006 at 5:45 AM EST |
| LOW ART as a synonym for "Degenerate" Art, which is purposefully evoked as an empowerment to expressionism; by demonizing oneself beforehand, it leaves little rest for any one possessing critical and belittling eyes to condemn. Which is also in itself a belittlement towards this belittlement of progressive art; to empower it through its evocation. And 'GLOOMINATI' as a play on the words, the prefix gloom juxtaposed with Illuminati to insinuate Marilyn Manson as a dark, overly sinister misery spreading entity, which again is done so sarcastically as they bring nothing but joy to myself and anyone else who gets "it". | |
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megan(peggy-lei Average |
#12 by megan(peggy-leigh) spektor at Dec 1, 2006 at 4:20 PM EST |
| "we're the low art gloominati, and we aim to depress"- Most of everyone aroudn us talk down on us call us suicidal, troubled..whatever. This is saying how we're affected by what others comment on and how there's no excaping it so we have to go on and not give a fuck. | |
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Dane Rhythm Player |
#13 by Dane n||n at May 9, 2007 at 12:43 AM EST |
| Manson wishes he could have had gold teeth instead of the silver teeth he wore during the album. | |
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