Marilyn Manson's cover of 'Personal Jesus' appears on his 2000 compilation album 'Lest We Forget: The Best Of'. The track reimagines the iconic Depeche Mode anthem with Manson's signature aggressive delivery and dark aesthetic, transforming the original's spiritual undertones into a critique of consumerism and religious hypocrisy. Released during the height of his 'Mechanical Animals' era, the recording exemplifies his ability to reinterpret classic rock and pop songs through a gothic metal lens. By stripping away the original's melodic warmth and replacing it with distorted guitars and a brooding vocal performance, Manson creates a new sonic identity that resonates with his cult following while paying homage to the source material. This version remains a staple of his discography, illustrating his commitment to deconstructing and recontextualizing established musical works.