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Image:Spooky-Kids-Hotline.jpg|<center>'''''[[Spooky Kids Hotline]]'''''<br>1991<br>
 
Image:Spooky-Kids-Hotline.jpg|<center>'''''[[Spooky Kids Hotline]]'''''<br>1991<br>
 
Image:Requested.png|<center>'''''[[Portrait Sessions]]'''''<br>1993<br>
 
Image:Requested.png|<center>'''''[[Portrait Sessions]]'''''<br>1993<br>
Image:Requested.png|<center>'''''[[Portrait of an American Family Demos]]'''''<br>1994<br>
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Image:POAAFdemos.jpg|<center>'''''[[Portrait of an American Family Demos]]'''''<br>1994<br>
 
Image:Family-Values.jpg|<center>'''''[[Family Values]]'''''<br>1994<br>
 
Image:Family-Values.jpg|<center>'''''[[Family Values]]'''''<br>1994<br>
 
Image:100min.jpg|<center>'''''[[The 100 Minute Demo]]'''''<br>Probably 1995<br>
 
Image:100min.jpg|<center>'''''[[The 100 Minute Demo]]'''''<br>Probably 1995<br>

Revision as of 21:18, 2 January 2010

The Marilyn Manson bootleg discography spans roughly 20 years, from 1989 to 2009. This includes featured works that the band produced prior to signing with Interscope Records, under the name Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids.

Bootlegged works listed here include demo and live compilations, live recordings, unauthorized interviews, and unofficial remixes.

Compilation bootlegs

Live bootlegs

Spoken bootlegs

Unofficial remixes

  • "1996" (Powerpuff Girls Remix)