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This bootleg originated from a cheap cassette tape obtained in South Florida by a member of the SpookyKids list.  It consists of a short compilation of known and unknown recordings as well as answering machine messages from the official SpookyKids hotline.  Some of the tracks have been sourced to a rehearsal session [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] did for their then-forthcoming release [[Portrait of an American Family]].
 
This bootleg originated from a cheap cassette tape obtained in South Florida by a member of the SpookyKids list.  It consists of a short compilation of known and unknown recordings as well as answering machine messages from the official SpookyKids hotline.  Some of the tracks have been sourced to a rehearsal session [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] did for their then-forthcoming release [[Portrait of an American Family]].
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# "Insect Pins"
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# "Magic 8 Ball"
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# "Scaredy Cat"
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# "Sweet Tooth"
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# "Get Your Gunn"
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# "Snake Eyes & Sissies"
  
 
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Revision as of 17:33, 5 September 2016

Portrait Sessions
Portrait Sessions cover
Bootleg by Marilyn Manson
Released 1993
Marilyn Manson chronology
Spooky Kids Announcement Cassette
(1991)
Portrait Sessions
(1993)
Portrait of an American Family Demos
(1994)

This bootleg originated from a cheap cassette tape obtained in South Florida by a member of the SpookyKids list. It consists of a short compilation of known and unknown recordings as well as answering machine messages from the official SpookyKids hotline. Some of the tracks have been sourced to a rehearsal session Marilyn Manson did for their then-forthcoming release Portrait of an American Family.


  1. "Insect Pins"
  2. "Magic 8 Ball"
  3. "Scaredy Cat"
  4. "Sweet Tooth"
  5. "Get Your Gunn"
  6. "Snake Eyes & Sissies"