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Not to be confused with [[UsefulNotes/CharlesManson Charlie]], [[Music/MarilynManson Marilyn]] or [[Music/{{Garbage}} Shirley]].
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! Mansun's Discography:
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! Mansun's Discography:
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Following this, in late 1998 the band released their much DarkerAndEdgier follow up ''Six'', a highly complex and often very dark album that moved away from the upbeat {{Britpop}}, GlamRock and AlternativeDance influences of their debut in favour of dialling the ProgressiveRock and Art Rock side of their sound UpTo11 and even bordering on outright Experimental Rock, along with plenty of EpicRocking. The album itself received critical acclaim and while not reaching the same commercial success as its predecessor, still debuted on the UK album charts at #6 and spawning three UK top 20 singles and one top 40 single.
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Following this, in late 1998 the band released their much DarkerAndEdgier follow up ''Six'', a highly complex and often very dark album that moved away from the upbeat {{Britpop}}, GlamRock and AlternativeDance influences of their debut in favour of dialling the ProgressiveRock and Art Rock side of their sound UpTo11 up and even bordering on outright Experimental Rock, along with plenty of EpicRocking. The album itself received critical acclaim and while not reaching the same commercial success as its predecessor, still debuted on the UK album charts at #6 and spawning three UK top 20 singles and one top 40 single.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: The band have written about some pretty dark and strange stuff, but the sheer darkness is usually offset by the BlackComedy, and the band averages at around a 5-6
** ''Attack Of The Grey Lantern'' is a 5-6
** ''Six'' is usually a 6-7
** ''Little Kix'' is around a 4-5
** ''Kleptomania'' is around a 5-6
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Varies based on album, but generally averages at a 5.
** ''Attack Of The Grey Lantern'' has songs ranging from 3-5
** ''Six'' rather appropriately ratchets all the way up to a 6
** ''Little Kix'' averages at a 3-4
** ''Kleptomania'' is usually a 5-6
** ''Attack Of The Grey Lantern'' is a 5-6
** ''Six'' is usually a 6-7
** ''Little Kix'' is around a 4-5
** ''Kleptomania'' is around a 5-6
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Varies based on album, but generally averages at a 5.
** ''Attack Of The Grey Lantern'' has songs ranging from 3-5
** ''Six'' rather appropriately ratchets all the way up to a 6
** ''Little Kix'' averages at a 3-4
** ''Kleptomania'' is usually a 5-6
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* MST3KMantra: The gist of what "An Open Letter To The Lyrical Trainspotter" is about.
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* ShoutOut: The album cover of ''Six'' is absolutely loaded with this trope, featuring:
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* ShoutOut: The band's name is likely a reference to UsefulNotes/CharlesManson.
** The album cover of ''Six'' is absolutely loaded with this trope, featuring:
** The album cover of ''Six'' is absolutely loaded with this trope, featuring:
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** The band's name is likely a reference to UsefulNotes/CharlesManson.
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Since the band split Draper has released a solo album, ''Spooky Action'', in 2017, and ''Attack Of The Grey Lantern'' and ''Six'' have been given LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition releases in 2010 and 2018 for ''AOTGL'' and 2019 for ''Six''. For record store day in 2020, a 'lost' album recorded as a more commercial and accessible alternative to ''Six'' in case that album got rejected by the label for being too experimental was finally released, called ''The Dead Flowers Reject''.
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* ''The Dead Flowers Reject'' (2020)
