Podcast: Dreamy Audio
Episode: 10
Title: Marilyn Manson Party
Host: Lewis Moten
Release Date: April 24, 2005, 12:13 pm
Restored Date: January 16, 2026
Duration: 2:03
Channels: 1 (mono)
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
Encoding: MP3, VBR (~130 kbps)
File Size: 539 KB
Summary
In this tenth Dreamy Audio entry, Lewis Moten recalls a night gathering hosted by Marilyn Manson, framed less as spectacle and more as acceptance. The atmosphere suggests a place where being different is normalized and no one is singled out or elevated.
The dream narrows to a small domestic moment with his wife: a disagreement over candy taken and shared, softened by compromise. It ends fuzzily, lingering on tolerance, everyday negotiation, and how belonging can exist both in crowds and in quiet exchanges.
Transcript (auto-generated)
Apparently Marilyn Manson was having some kind of party. Hey, 4000 people, but it didn’t look like 4000 people. He was outside at night and the whole big thing was that he made it okay to be different, so to say.
Everybody would be treating you just like the average Joe. And then my wife was there and there was like a whole thing of, I don’t know if there were skittles, no, they were either starbursts or they were bigger and softer. And I took about 40 of them and put them in a purse and closed them up. And she was upset because she doesn’t eat that stuff. I was like, well, just take one at a time, whatever you want, just hand one to me whatever I want one. And then she just let it go and gave me one. And mine is still fuzzy.
