VIDEO: Check Out Marilyn Manson's Cover Of "Cry Little Sister" For THE NEW MUTANTS Soundtrack

This is a really good song though. Like the original a little better, but Manson does it justice.

@jessepostal - Can't agree there, sorry!

@ExpertlyMediocr - i used to love thw rock song(i think it was called).it was in the 1st matrix

@blackandyellow - Life support? Dude, rock is dead. Died. Sadly. My kids listen to hip hop, rap, and pop (and pop is no longer rock-based). I was thinking this morning that the electric guitar will no longer be played at all in 10 to 15 years. In a hundred years, some teen will be inside an antiquities store, pick up a guitar sitting on a stand, and think, "What can this strange device be? When I touch it ... it gives forth a sound ... its got wires that vibrate, and give music ... what can this thing be that I found?"

@GeneralZod - 2112, [frick] yeah man!
Rock isn’t dead though, it’s just not popular with the teeming masses or many kids, which are the same people worshipping Kardashians and hashtagging everything. But rock was never for those people anyway. Even at some times when rock was still really prominent it wasn’t the most popular. Teenage girls have always ruled what’s popular. Disco, madonna, shit like that was top 10 when some of the greats were still in their prime.
You just gotta know where to look today. There are some great rock acts just getting started. Kaleo is a good example that kicked ass recently.

@connorblaze - I will check out Kaleo, thanks.

@LoudLon - Well said. As a man from that era, I totally agree.

@LoudLon - The problem is that only a tiny number of kids under 15 are picking up physical instruments and really learning how to play. As the years recede, you've got fewer and fewer new rock influences on radio, YT, other sources to influence these younger kids. The sounds they hear are all synthetic but, that's the least of it -- more important, what they hear isn't rock-based. Listen to pop music today, there is almost nothing 4/4 rock. It's singers singing something they wrote and then the producer puts a synthetic track in the back (Bruno Mars is a rare exception). Keep doing this year after year after year, and you're losing more and more kids born after 2005 from having any serious interest in picking up a physical instrument. Getting a garage band together where kids get into the equivalent of a musical lab to push each other? Forget it. I ask my son who else plays rock in his middle school (he plays bass), he says no one. Says kids only listen to hip hop and rap. Rock music from the 60s, 70s, 80s and early 90s is interesting to listen to, he will say, but it's something from the past. Not relevant today. I'm just passing along what I'm being told.

@n1ghtw1ng2832 - it's so much better! They should have used that version instead of this weird one.

@TheSanitizer - He's doing something right. Still. He's come a long way. I met him in Lakeland FL in '95. It was a good night.

@Lostcause -
Yeah, my experience was a tad different.
I met him and his band after they had a show in Houston back the mid-90s, and he just acted like he was just too cool and mysterious to be bothered with. It was such an obvious act.
And his band mates were just insanely full of themselves.
I remember just rolling my eyes.