Difference between revisions of "The Family Jams"
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| − | '''''The Family Jams''''' is the seventh demo by [[Marilyn Manson | + | '''''The Family Jams''''' is the seventh demo by [[Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids]], released in mid-1992 promotionally. It was recorded onto a 4-track and released in 1992, though it is unclear as to which demo between ''[[Big Black Bus]]'' and ''Grist-O-Line'' was the band's first demo to be sold. |
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Revision as of 12:52, 11 June 2007
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The Family Jams
The Family Jams is the seventh demo by Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids, released in mid-1992 promotionally. It was recorded onto a 4-track and released in 1992, though it is unclear as to which demo between Big Black Bus and Grist-O-Line was the band's first demo to be sold.
Track listing
Side Ma:
Side Pa:
Trivia
- The demo was named after "The Family Jams" written by Charles Manson and recorded by his 'Manson Family' in 1970.
Personnel
- Daisy Berkowitz - guitars, harmonica, producer, mixing
- Gidget Gein - bass, fuzz bass, cat shit
- Madonna Wayne Gacy - theremin, musette, Hammond 83, cunt sequence, harpsichord, brass, sampled guitar, bass and voices
- Sara Lee Lucas - drums, digital programs
- Mr. No Name Manson - character distortion, sore throat
- Kurt Moody - engineer
