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The song references a time in the summer of 1998, in which Manson was provided with Ketamine from his then girlfriend Rose McGowan who also took the drug. Further details can be found in an interview where Manson explains why "Disassociative" is his favorite track from Mechanical Animals. The song was revived during the "Masters of Madness" Tour. 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". The Pure Music Factory: Do you have a love for music? A passion? Welcome to The Pure Music Factory. All the videos you see on this channel are fan made. We make music videos for the fans! Join our community by subscribing and request any video you want made and it will be put on the channel. We have a large Marilyn Manson base on this channel so if you’re looking for music videos featuring his songs then you’ve come to the right place. Keep up to date on everything about The Pure Music Factory Social Media: Instagram - #thepuremusicfactory Facebook - @thepuremusicfactory Website: https://www.thepuremusicfactory.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepuremusicfactory/ Merchandise: https://www.bonfire.com/store/the-pure-music-factory/ Please Like and Subscribe and join this growing community #MarilynManson #Metal #Music #MusicVideo #Breath #Goth #MechanicalAnimals #Alternative #Premiere