Picture this, You're deep in some dimly lit room that smells like old vinyl and a hint of regret, the kind where the air hangs heavy like it's got secrets. That's the vibe Marilyn Manson drops you into with his acoustic take on "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)." Man, it's like he took that brutal 1995 industrial beast, all grinding synths that hit like a hangover and distortion that claws at your skull, and just peeled it back. No more chaos. It's raw, almost too real, like catching him whispering confessions over a single guitar that's got this eerie, fingerpicked twang that echoes in your chest.
His voice? That gravelly baritone rolls out low and slow, tasting like black coffee laced with something darker. One of my personal favourites.