Editing The Final Solution to the Yankee Problem (But Would You Buy a Wörldreich from This Man?)

{{Album 
| Name        = The Final Solution to the Yankee Problem (But Would You Buy a Wörldreich from This Man?)
| Type        = bootleg
| Artist      = [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]]
| Cover       = TheFinalSolution.png
| Released    = 2003
| Recorded    = 1991–2001 in various locations
| Genre       = Alternative metal, heavy metal
| Format      = Compact disc
| Length      = 77:30
| Label       = Lucifer's Sanctuary
| Producer    = Mephisto Helios, [[Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids]], [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]]
| Reviews     = 
| Last album  = ''[[Rare and Acoustic]]''<br>(2003) 
| This album  = '''''The Final Solution to the Yankee Problem (But Would You Buy a Wörldreich from This Man?)'''''<br>(2003) 
| Next album  = ''[[Return of the Killer Wasps]]''<br>(2003) 
}}

'''''The Final Solution to the Yankee Problem (But Would You Buy a Wörldreich from This Man?)''''' (often referred to as just ''The Final Solution'') is a rarities bootleg by [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]], released in 2003. The bootleg consists mainly of tracks from the early [[Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids]] cassettes, but also contains remixes of more recent songs from after the band changed it's name to just [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]]. According to the credits the bootleg was produced by Mephisto Helios and released by Lucifer's Sanctuary.

== Track listing ==
'''First "Spooky Kids" cassette'''<br>
'''''[[After School Special]]'' 1991 (2-track-demos)'''
:1. "[[Negative 3]]" - 4:37
:2. "[[Lunchbox]]" - 4:44
:3. "[[Choklit Factory|Chocklit Factory]]" - 6:31
:4. "[[Cyclops]]" - 3:59

'''Second "Spooky Kids" cassette'''<br>
'''''[[Lunchbox (demo)|Lunchbox]]'' 1991 (4-track-demos)'''
:5. "[[Dune Buggy]]" - 4:00
:6. "[[My Monkey]]" - 4:43
:7. "[[Learning to Swim]]" - 3:58
:8. "[[Cake and Sodomy]]" - 3:31

'''Third and final "Spooky Kids" cassette'''<br>
'''''[[The Family Jams|Family Jams]]'' 1992 (4-track-demos)'''
:9. "[[Dope Hat]]" - 4:28
:10. "[[Strange Same Dogma]]" - 4:01
:11. "[[Let Your Ego Die|Let Your Ego Decide]]" - 3:50
:12. "[[Thingmaker]]" - 4:03
:13. "[[White Knuckles]]" - 2:16
:14. "[[Luci in the Sky With Demons|Lucy in the Sky With Demons]]" - 6:04

'''Bonus tracks'''
:15. "[[Cruci-Fiction in Space|Cruci-Fiction]]" (Living Death-Remix) - 4:03
:16. "Lunchbox" ([[Metal]]) (Remixed by Ch. Clouser) - 5:22
:17. "Break You Down" (M. Manson & [[gODHEAD|Godhead]] From OST "Dracula 2000") - 3:17
:18. "[[The Fight Song|Fight Song]]" (BBC 1 "Rockshow" 31.01.01 [[The Fight Song (Slipknot Remix)|Fight Song feat. Slipknot, Rimixed Version]]) - 3:52

== Album Credits ==
<small>
Total Time 77:30 Min.<br>
Produced by Mephisto Helios for LUCIFER'S SANCTUARY-<br>
Enterprises. P 2003. Licensed from COVEREDBYFLIES RECORDS.<br>
All Rights reserved.
</small>

== Cover gallery ==
{{Gallery
| TheFinalSolution.png = Front cover
| TheFinalSolution(Back).png = Back cover
| TheFinalSolution(Disc).png = Disc
| TheFinalSolution(Insert).png = Insert}}

== Trivia ==
* According to the track listing, "The Fight Song (Slipknot Remix)" was recorded on BBC 1's "Rockshow" on January 31st, 2001. Although a live version of "The Fight Song" (recorded on [[2001/01/24 London, England|2001/01/24]]) was broadcast that day it is assumed that the remix itself was broadcast on the show too.
* The "Cruci-Fiction" (Living Death Remix) is the only remix on this bootleg that was never officially released, and was presumably made by a fan.
* The tracks "Ckocklit Factory", "Let Your Ego Decide", "Lucy in the Sky With Demons", "Cruci-Fiction" and "Fight Song" were all named or spelled incorrectly, their actual names being "Choklit Factory", "Let Your Ego Die", "Luci in the Sky With Demons", "Cruci-Fiction in Space" and "The Fight Song" respectively. The same goes for the 1991 cassette ''Family Jams'', which is actually titled ''The Family Jams''.

== Personnel ==
* [[Marilyn Manson]] – vocals, lyrics, music
* [[Daisy Berkowitz]] – guitars, programming, producer, mixing, music
* [[Gidget Gein]] – bass, guitars, music
* [[Madonna Wayne Gacy]] – samples, keyboards, music, loops
* [[Sara Lee Lucas]] – drums, sound effects
* [[Twiggy Ramirez]] – bass, guitars
* [[Ginger Fish]] – drums
* [[John 5]] - guitars
* [[Charlie Clouser]] – remixing
* [[Bon Harris]] - insect hi-hat
* [[Trent Reznor]] - bionic guitar
* [[Joey Jordison]] - remixing
* Sean McMahon - remixing

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