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Spooky Kids era, 1989–1995

"We try to show people what they are afraid of. If they are disgusted they need to ask themselves why."
— Marilyn Manson, The Miami Herald (October 1991)

Cover	Title	Date	Format	Notes
The Raw Boned Psalms	The Raw Boned Psalms	January 1990	Cassette	Unknown to the fan community before its brief appearance in Demystifying the Devil. Its track listing is unverified.
The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat	The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat	May 1990	Cassette	A handful of copies were pressed for friends of the band and club owners interested in booking them for shows.
Big Black Bus	Big Black Bus	September 1990	Cassette	The first Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids cassette publicly sold.
Grist-o-Line	Grist-o-Line	December 1990	Cassette	A contest was held in which the first person to call the Spooky Kids Hotline with the correct answer to "What was the name of Willy Wonka's boat?" won a copy of the cassette.
Lunchbox	Lunchbox	March 1991	Cassette	The band's first cassette to be pressed in color. It was produced in greater numbers than any other Spooky Kids cassette.
After School Special	After School Special	December 1991	Cassette	Contains the first recording of "Lunchbox," despite the title of the cassette prior.
Live as Hell	Live as Hell	May 1992	Cassette	Features a recording of the band's WYNF performance on April 26, 1992, and a bonus track from the unreleased cassette Thrift.
The Family Jams	The Family Jams	August 1992	Cassette	The band's first cassette released following truncating their name from Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids to Marilyn Manson.
Refrigerator	Refrigerator	January 17, 1993	Cassette	The band's last cassette released before their major label debut the following year.
Get Your Gunn	Get Your Gunn	July 12, 1994	Single	Marilyn Manson's first single.
	Portrait of an American Family	July 19, 1994	Album	Four new songs were released on the band's major label debut, though all songs differed greatly from their cassette compositions.
"Get Your Gunn" appears on S.F.W. Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.	S.F.W. Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	September 27, 1994	Soundtrack	This soundtrack featured "Get Your Gunn" from Portrait of an American Family.
Lunchbox	Lunchbox	February 6, 1995	Single	Marilyn Manson's second single also featured a clean version and three remixes of "Lunchbox," and a cover of "Down in the Park."
Smells Like Children	Smells Like Children	October 24, 1995	Album	Sometimes considered an EP, this album is lush with covers, remixes, skits and instrumentals recorded on the Portrait of an American Family tour.
Dope Hat	Dope Hat	Late 1995	Single	Marilyn Manson's first single not to be commercially released. Also featured the "Diary of a Dope Fiend" and "Dance of the Dope Hats" rearrangements from Smells Like Children.

Antichrist Superstar era, 1996–1997

"It kinda documents the time we spent in New Orleans."
— Marilyn Manson, DJ Blue (January 1996)