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Beginning in 1998, the Mechanical Animals era was the start of the band's journey into a more pop-influenced sound and represented the second part of what would become the Triptych. Casting away the sinister tone of the previous era, the band had adopted a 1970s glam rock style, both visually and musically, which borrowed heavily from the aesthetics and music of David Bowie, Manson's biggest influence. Despite appearing to be more lighthearted, the themes of this era were just as dark, if not more so, than its predecessor. Themes included drugs, fame, celebrity, and nihilism. And the beginnings of what would be later be known as Celebritarianism could be seen as early as this era, in songs such as "Posthuman" and the controversial video of "Coma White".
During this era, Manson frequently posed as the fictional alien-turned-rock-star Omēga, as seen on the album's cover and in various music videos, which resulted in both controversy and praise concerning the shocking new appearance. Despite this, the era would prove to be a huge commercial success, largely due to the popularity of "The Dope Show" and its infamous music video, and placed the band further at the forefront of the media. It would also be during this era that the events of the Columbine High School Massacre would occur, which would have a large financial and social impact on the band as the band was forced to cut their tour short and go into seclusion.
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- 11/12/98 – Stockholm
- Interview:1998 Inside CX
- Interview:1998 Juice
- Interview:1998 Kerrang!
- Interview:1998 RayGun
- 1998-1999 Mechanical Animals imagery
- Interview:1998/02/19 Late Show with David Letterman
- Interview:1998/03/03 Howard Stern: Marilyn Manson Out Of Hell
- Interview:1998/05/21 Where It’s At: The Rolling Stone State of the Union
- Interview:1998/07 Sean Beavan Interview - Analog Abuse & Digital Depravity
- Interview:1998/08/16 Marilyn Manson Aims to Change Tide of the Mainstream
- Interview:1998/09 Kerrang The Man Who Fell To Earth
- Interview:1998/09 The Hardest Working Antichrist in Hollywood
- Interview:1998/09/08 Clarin
- Interview:1998/09/09 Official Website Launch
- Interview:1998/09/12 NME
- Interview:1998/09/14 MTV Manson TV
- Interview:1998/10 Pulse!
- Interview:1998/10 Rocktropolis
- Interview:1998/10/02 Politically Incorrect
- Interview:1998/10/05 Howard Stern: Marilyn Manson, Mechanical Animal
- 1998/10/25 Lawrence, KS
- 1998/10/26 Kansas City, KS
- 1998/10/27 St. Louis, MO
- 1998/10/29 Milwaukee, WI
- 1998/10/30 Chicago, IL
- 1998/10/31 St. Paul, MN
- Interview:1998/11 Alternative Press
- Interview:1998/11 And The Freak Shall Inherit The Earth
- Interview:1998/11 Drum!
- Interview:1998/11 Guitar World
- 1998/11/03 Tulsa, OK
- 1998/11/04 Houston, TX
- 1998/11/05 Dallas, TX
- 1998/11/07 New Orleans, LA
- 1998/11/09 Atlanta, GA
- 1998/11/10 Charlotte, NC
- 1998/11/11 Richmond, VA
- Interview:1998/11/12 The Clinton Conversation: Marilyn Manson
- 1998/11/13 Camden, NJ
- 1998/11/14 Cleveland, OH
- 1998/11/16 Detroit, MI
- 1998/11/18 Mississauga, Canada
- 1998/11/19 Syracuse, NY
- 1998/11/21 Poughkeepsie, NY
- 1998/11/22 Lowell, MA
- 1998/11/23 New York City, NY
- 1998/11/30 Lisbon, Portugal
- Interview:1998/12 Access Magazine - Issue 38
- Interview:1998/12 CMJ Omega Man
- Interview:1998/12 Metal Edge
- 1998/12/01 Madrid, Spain
- 1998/12/02 Barcelona, Spain
- 1998/12/04 Milan, Italy
- 1998/12/09 Copenhagen, Denmark
- 1998/12/10 Oslo, Norway
- 1998/12/11 Stockholm, Sweden
- 1998/12/13 Hamburg, Germany
- 1998/12/14 Tilburg, Netherlands
- 1998/12/16 Cologne, Germany
- Interview:1998/12/16 Kerrang!
- 1998/12/17 London, England
- 1998/12/19 Paris, France
- 1998/12/31 Las Vegas, NV
- Interview:1998/4/8 Time Out - Talk Of The Devil
- Interview:1998/December Attitude
- Interview:1999 Ginger Fish interview with Guitar Center
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- Interview:1999 NME
- Interview:1999 Seems Like Salvation
- Interview:1999 What!
- 1999/01/08 Tokyo, Japan
- 1999/01/09 Tokyo, Japan
- 1999/01/12 Osaka, Japan
- 1999/01/15 Auckland, New Zealand
- 1999/01/17 Gold Coast, Australia
- Interview:1999/01/21 Triple J
- Interview:1999/01/23 Big Day Out
- 1999/01/23 Sydney, Australia
- Interview:1999/01/25 Triple M
- 1999/01/26 Melbourne, Australia
- 1999/01/29 Adelaide, Australia
- 1999/01/31 Perth, Australia
- Interview:1999/02/26 Bam
- 1999/02/28 Spokane, WA
- Interview:1999/03 Guitar World
- Interview:1999/03 MEET THE MAYOR OF HOLLYWOOD
- 1999/03/02 Vancouver, Canada
- 1999/03/03 Seattle, WA
- 1999/03/06 Portland, OR
- 1999/03/07 Boise, ID
- 1999/03/10 San Francisco, CA
- 1999/03/11 Sacramento, CA
- 1999/03/13 Anaheim, CA
- 1999/03/14 Los Angeles, CA
- 1999/03/21 Houston, TX
- 1999/03/22 San Antonio, TX
- 1999/03/23 Dallas, TX
- 1999/03/25 New Orleans, LA
- 1999/03/27 Tampa, FL
- 1999/03/29 Orlando, FL
- 1999/03/30 Fort Lauderdale, FL
- Interview:1999/04/01 MANSONWORLD
- 1999/04/02 Winston-Salem, NC
- 1999/04/03 Fairfax, VA
- Interview:1999/04/03 K-Rock
- 1999/04/04 Philadelphia, PA
- 1999/04/06 East Rutherford, NJ
- 1999/04/07 Uniondale, NY
- 1999/04/09 Worcester, MA
- 1999/04/10 New Haven, CT
- 1999/04/11 Buffalo, NY
- 1999/04/13 Cleveland, OH
- 1999/04/15 Detroit, MI
- 1999/04/16 Pittsburgh, PA
- 1999/04/17 Fort Wayne, IN
- 1999/04/20 Chicago, IL
- 1999/04/21 Grand Rapids, MI
- 1999/04/22 Indianapolis, IN
- 1999/04/24 Madison, WI
- 1999/04/25 Milwaukee, WI
- 1999/04/27 Minneapolis, MN
- 1999/04/28 Cedar Rapids, IA
- Interview:1999/06 Kerrang!
- Interview:1999/06 Revelations of an Alien-Messiah
- 1999/06/18 Hultsfred, Sweden
- 1999/06/20 Imola, Italy
- 1999/06/25 Berlin, Germany
- 1999/06/26 Scheessel, Germany
- 1999/06/27 Munich, Germany
- 1999/07/01 Roskilde, Denmark
- 1999/07/03 Werchter, Belgium
- 1999/07/04 Wiesen, Austria
- 1999/07/07 Kristiansand, Norway
- 1999/07/09 Belfort, France
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