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'''''Live and Unreleased Studio Demos 1993''''' is a bootleg by [[Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids]], released in 1998, that [[Gidget Gein]] was selling on "eBay". The quality of the record is good, but the quality is not a studio-master. Gein probably didn't have access to the master tapes of the songs, so he used his copies from cassettes. | '''''Live and Unreleased Studio Demos 1993''''' is a bootleg by [[Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids]], released in 1998, that [[Gidget Gein]] was selling on "eBay". The quality of the record is good, but the quality is not a studio-master. Gein probably didn't have access to the master tapes of the songs, so he used his copies from cassettes. | ||
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# "[[Cake and Sodomy]]" — 4:17 | # "[[Cake and Sodomy]]" — 4:17 | ||
# "[[Suicide Snowman]]" — 5:06 | # "[[Suicide Snowman]]" — 5:06 | ||
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| Released | 1998 | ||||
| Recorded | 1992-1993 | ||||
| Length | 44:34 | ||||
| Discogs |  View at Discogs |
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Live and Unreleased Studio Demos 1993 is a bootleg by Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids, released in 1998, that Gidget Gein was selling on "eBay". The quality of the record is good, but the quality is not a studio-master. Gein probably didn't have access to the master tapes of the songs, so he used his copies from cassettes.
Track listing[edit]
- "Cake and Sodomy" — 4:17
- "Suicide Snowman" — 5:06
- "Lunchbox" — 5:54
- "Learning to Swim" — 3:47
- "My Monkey" — 4:47
- "Misery Machine" — 4:31
- "Dope Hat" — 4:44
- "Strange Same Dogma" — 3:39
- "Let Your Ego Die" — 3:49
- "Thingmaker" — 4:00
Tracks from 1 to 6 appear on "Refrigerator" and "Live as Hell", tracks from 7 to 10 appear on "Family Jams".
