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Refrigerator (demo)
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| Demo album by Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids | |||||
| Released | 1993 | ||||
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Refrigerator is cassette by Marilyn Manson. Actually untitled, the tape is usually referred to as Refrigerator because of its artwork, which resembles a fridge door.
Side One: live tracks recorded on WYNF's 'Radio Clash', taken from the tape Live As Hell
Side Two: 4-track recordings past and present, recorded and mixed by D. Berkowitz
- "Thrift"
- "Filth"
- "Wrapped In Plastic"
- "Dope Hat"
- Gidget Gein, bass guitar
- Daisy Berkowitz, guitar, drum programming
- Sara Lee Lucas, drums, drum programming
- Madonna Wayne Gacy, sampler, keyboard
- M. Manson, vocals
- Loree Weirdo - band photo
- Christopher - hair
- Donovan - tattoos
- Kurt Moody - live crew
- Anton - live crew
- Jeremy Staska - live sound
- Arleen - merchandise
- Melissa "Missi" Romero - merchandise
- Jessicka - merchandise
Refrigerator was Marilyn Manson's final self-produced release. The cassette was limited to 100 copies, each of which contained one of five different pieces of "refrigerator artwork" drawn by a member of the band. The tape itself came in a cassette case with an insert decorated like the door of a refrigerator, which could be "opened" revealing the tape inside.
Each copy of Refrigerator was hand-numbered and in addition to the artwork and credits also contained the following letter from Mr. Manson:
"Spread me open, stuck to my ribs, are all your infants in abortion cribs. Disease, disease is draining me; anymore it's not so "pretty please." Satan is a glass of milk and a bedtime story that mommy and daddy jesus scare babies into submission with. Fascism spreads its cancerous tendrils into the soft guts of bible-belt-wearing white trash, organizing their lives around old testament cartoon characters. We fuck each other with hatred and kill the things we love. We scapegoat the things we don't understand. 13-year-olds, dirty and swollen, are sold into a porno-nation, sedated and devoured by their fathers. With its rabbit-ears smugly erect, the t.v. talks in hard-ons and acne medicine, while a boy dreams of stardom and lives in fear of failure. Denial leads to addiction that leads to denial. Sadistic and constantly inflicting a slow demise. Who ever said tricks were for kids? Do you want to see me pull a rabbit (monkey) out of my hat (back)? I have never pretended to be anything but an asshole. I am what you make me. I'm everything you hate and all you think of being. I am nothing but your fear. And a fear of something will only call it near; in the end only fear is here. Our substance-abusing, sexually-deviant, devil-worshiping children are not the "problem." They (we) are merely a symptom of Christian America, the biggest Satan of all.
Save yourself (me),
M. Manson."
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