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{{Album
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{{Cassette
 
| Name        = Refrigerator
 
| Name        = Refrigerator
| Type        = demo
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| Released    = 1993
| Artist      = [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]]
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| Cover      = Refrigerator.png
 
| Cover      = Refrigerator.png
| Released    = January 17, 1993
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| Cover size  = 200
| Recorded    = 1991–1992
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| Recorded    = April 26, 1992 <small>(Tracks 1-4)</small><br>1991-1992 <small>(Tracks 5-8)</small>
| Genre      = Alternative metal, heavy metal
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| Length      = 41:13
 
| Length      = 41:13
| Label      = [[Beat Up Your Mom Music]]
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| Label      = Beat Up Your Mom Music
| Producer    = Charlie Logan, [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]]
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| Producer    = Charlie Logan<br>[[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]]
| Discogs    = http://www.discogs.com/release/1373684
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| Reviews    =
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| Last album  = ''[[The Family Jams]]''<br>(1992)
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| This album  = '''''Refrigerator'''''<br>(1993)
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| Next album  = ''[[The Manson Family Album]]''<br>(N/A)
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}}
 
}}
  
'''''Refrigerator''''' is the ninth demo by [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]], released on January 17, 1993 at the band's performance at the Fort Lauderdale club Rosebud's; this sale was promoted beforehand on advertisements for the show. It is the last demo the band issued before recording their first major label release, ''[[Portrait of an American Family]]'', on [[Trent Reznor]]'s vanity label, [[Nothing Records]]. Of the 100 copies that were pressed, each was hand signed a corresponding number, and each copy contained one original piece of "refrigerator art".
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'''''Refrigerator''''' is the second cassette by the newly renamed [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]], since changing their name from [[Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids]], released in 1993. Despite this it was actually the band's ninth official cassette, and the sixth to be sold publicly. It is the last demo the band released before being signed to [[Trent Reznor]]'s [[Nothing Records]] and began recording their first studio album ''[[Portrait of an American Family]]''. 100 copies were issued, each being hand signed a corresponding number. Each copy contained one piece of "refrigerator art" hand drawn by a member of the band.
  
== Track listing ==
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==Track listing==
 
'''Side One:'''
 
'''Side One:'''
# "[[Cake and Sodomy]]" 4:19
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# "[[Cake and Sodomy]]" –€“ 4:19
# "[[Suicide Snowman]]" 5:08
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# "[[Suicide Snowman]]" –“ 5:08
# "[[My Monkey]]" 4:49
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# "[[My Monkey]]" –€“ 4:49
 
# "[[Lunchbox]]" – 4:55
 
# "[[Lunchbox]]" – 4:55
  
 
'''Side Two:'''
 
'''Side Two:'''
# "[[Thrift]]" 6:08
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# "[[Thrift]]" –“ 6:08
# "[[Filth]]" 4:38
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# "[[Filth]]" –“ 4:38
 
# "[[Wrapped in Plastic]]" – 6:21
 
# "[[Wrapped in Plastic]]" – 6:21
# "[[Dope Hat]]" 4:51
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# "[[Dope Hat]]" –€“ 4:51
  
== Album credits ==
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==Album credits==
 
THIS IS CASSETTE #____ OF 100<br>
 
THIS IS CASSETTE #____ OF 100<br>
 
EACH LINER CONTAINS REFRIGERATOR ART<br>
 
EACH LINER CONTAINS REFRIGERATOR ART<br>
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live sound by Jeremy<br>
 
live sound by Jeremy<br>
 
merchandise courtesy of Satan's<br>
 
merchandise courtesy of Satan's<br>
Bakesale (staff: Arleen, Roby, [[Melissa Romero|Missy]],<br>
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Bakesale (staff: Arleen, [[Missi Romero|Missy]],<br>
 
[[Jessicka]])
 
[[Jessicka]])
  
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rabbit ears smugly erect, the t.v.<br>
 
rabbit ears smugly erect, the t.v.<br>
 
talks in hard-ons and acne<br>
 
talks in hard-ons and acne<br>
medicine while a boy dreams of<br>
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medicine while a boy dreams of<br>
 
stardom and lives in fear of<br>
 
stardom and lives in fear of<br>
 
failure. Denial leads to addiction<br>
 
failure. Denial leads to addiction<br>
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Manson and Berkowitz/ [[Suicide Snowman|2]] by Berkowitz,<br>
 
Manson and Berkowitz/ [[Suicide Snowman|2]] by Berkowitz,<br>
 
Manson and Gein/ 5 by Berkowitz,<br>
 
Manson and Gein/ 5 by Berkowitz,<br>
Gein and [[Stephen Bier|Gacy]].</small>
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Gein and [[Madonna Wayne Gacy|Gacy]].</small>
  
 
<big>MARILYN MANSON</big> is<br>
 
<big>MARILYN MANSON</big> is<br>
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m. manson: vocals
 
m. manson: vocals
  
== Cover gallery ==
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==Cover gallery==
{{Gallery
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<gallery>
| Refrigerator(Foldout1).png = Foldout, side 1
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Image:Refrigerator(Foldout1).png|<center>Foldout, side 1
| Refrigerator(Foldout2).png = Foldout, side 2
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Image:Refrigerator(Foldout2).png|<center>Foldout, side 2
| Refrigerator(RefrigeratorArt20).png = Refrigerator art #20
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Image:Refrigerator(RefrigeratorArt20).png|<center>Refrigerator art #20
| Refrigerator(RefrigeratorArt36).png = Refrigerator art #36
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Image:Refrigerator(RefrigeratorArt36).png|<center>Refrigerator art #36
| Refrigerator(RefrigeratorArt61).png = Refrigerator art #61}}
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Image:Refrigerator(RefrigeratorArt61).png|<center>Refrigerator art #61
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</gallery>
  
=== #67 ===
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==Trivia==
{{Gallery
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* The cassette was titled after the incident where following the murders of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca on August 10, 1969, Patricia Krenwinkel, a member of the infamous Manson Family, wrote the phrase "<small>HEALTER SKELTER</small>" (a misspelling of the title of the popular Beatles song) on the LaBianca's refrigerator using a blood-soaked piece of paper.
| Refrigerator67.jpg = Regrigerator #67}}
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* The version of "[[Dope Hat]]" that appears on ''Refrigerator'' is the exact same recording that is featured on ''[[The Family Jams]]''.
  
== Trivia ==
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==Personnel==
* The cassette was titled after the incident where following the murders of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca on August 10, 1969, Patricia Krenwinkel, a member of the infamous Manson Family, wrote the phrase "<small>HEALTER SKELTER</small>" (a misspelling of the title of the popular [[Helter Skelter (1994)|Beatles song]]) on the LaBianca's refrigerator using a blood-soaked piece of paper.
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* [[Gidget Gein]] –€“ bass, music
* The version of "[[Dope Hat]]" that appears on ''Refrigerator'' is the exact same recording that is featured on ''[[The Family Jams]]'' Albeit, With a sound byte of Charles Manson as an Intro.
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* [[Daisy Berkowitz]] –€“ guitars, drum programming, cover design, music
* Tracks 1-4 can also be found on the ''[[Live as Hell]]'' Cassette.
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* [[Sara Lee Lucas]] –€“ drums, drum programming
* In the credits section, the words, "Spread me open, stuck to my ribs, are all your infants in abortion cribs," would later be reworked into the song "[[Man That You Fear]]."
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* [[Madonna Wayne Gacy]] –€“ samples, keyboards, music
* Contrary to popular belief. The Version of ''[[Thrift]]'' Found on ''[[Refrigerator]]'' and ''[[Live as Hell]]'' is not the same version from the unreleased ''[[Thrift (cassette)]]'' Demo
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* [[Marilyn Manson]] –€“ vocals, liner art, lyrics, music
 
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* Charlie Logan – host, producer
== Personnel ==
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* Tom Morris –€“ live mix
* [[Gidget Gein]] bass, music
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* [[Daisy Berkowitz]] guitars, drum programming, cover design, music
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* [[Sara Lee Lucas]] drums, drum programming
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* [[Madonna Wayne Gacy]] samples, keyboards, music
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* [[Marilyn Manson]] vocals, liner art, lyrics, music
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* Charlie Logan - host, producer
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* Tom Morris live mix
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* Kurt Moody – live mix
 
* Kurt Moody – live mix
* Paul Jenkins printing
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* Paul Jenkins –€“ printing
* Deidre printing
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* Deidre –€“ printing
 
* Ian – printing
 
* Ian – printing
* Todd printing
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* Todd –€“ printing
* Loree Weirdo band photo
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* Loree Weirdo –“ band photo
 
* Christopher – hair
 
* Christopher – hair
 
* Donovan – hair
 
* Donovan – hair
* Kurt Moody live crew
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* Kurt Moody –€“ live crew
* Anton live crew
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* Anton –“ live crew
 
* Wade – live crew
 
* Wade – live crew
 
* Ed – live crew
 
* Ed – live crew
* Fish live crew
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* Fish –€“ live crew
* Jeremy live sound
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* Jeremy –€“ live sound
* Roby – merchandising
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* Arleen –€“ merchandising
* [[Melissa Romero|Missi Romero]] merchandising
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* [[Missi Romero]] –€“ merchandising
* [[Jessicka]] merchandising
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* [[Jessicka]] –€“ merchandising
  
{{Discography}}
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{{Marilyn Manson}}
  
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[[Category:Marilyn Manson discography]]
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