Nice, Chris....when did you discover this? The video IS kinda creepy, but I enjoyed it. I enjoyed the interview, too. Why IS it so hard to open for Marilyn Manson? Why is the audience so hostile? Is that just the crowd he draws, or is it because they are there to see an opening band, or what?

Marilyn Manson fans are, (or at least think of themselves as), pretty hardcore, so they don't practice much hospitality when it comes to opening bands. I guess they are just there to see Manson, and anyone else just stands in the way...

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Boaz, I haven't seen you sitting on anyone's lap here in the office. What's up with that? Also, I really, really, REALLY thought you were going to suggest that the next implement (not sure that's the right word) should be a kazoo.

Hahaha.. that was great stuff. Love the end.

The truth is that Tyler was complaining how cold his lap was, and I didn't want to just stand there, so I thought I'd help. Though the publicist didn't seem too thrilled...

I was just relieved that he took it so well. I was fearing having to split up a Tyler VS Boaz throwdown... That would not have been a pretty sight! They were an awesome group of people though, seemed like a fun set to work on

So, the trick to keeping you off of one's lap is NOT to complain about a cold lap. Check.

Awesome interview. I recognized Tyler from the movie Antitrust, which was a pretty good flick.

I just watched Reaper again last night. I really hope they keep that show around.

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I met up with Jimmy Gnecco, frontman of alternative rockband OURS, after they opened for Marilyn Manson in Seattle.  According to their bio: Ours began in 1992, and built a strong following playing shows in New York City. By 1997, the band had...