The Family Jams (demo)

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The Family Jams
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Demo album by Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids
Released 1992
Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids chronology
After School Special
(1991)		 The Family Jams
(1992)		 Live As Hell
(1992)


The Family Jams is a cassette by Marilyn Manson. It was the band's first release under their newly shortened name, and was named after an album written by Charles Manson and recorded by his "family" in 1970.

Contents

  1. "Dope Hat"
  2. "Strange Same Dogma"
  3. "Let Your Ego Die"
  4. "Junk the Magic Dragon"

  1. "Thingmaker"
  2. "White Knuckles"
  3. "Luci in The Sky with Demons"
  4. "Same Strange Dogma"

  • Daisy Berkowitz: guitars, harmonica
  • 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

All tracks written by Mr. Manson and all music written by Berkowitz and Gein with additional music by Gacy except "Dope Hat" written by Manson and Berkowitz. The Family Jams were recorded in live warehouse sessions during 1991 and 1992 on a Tascam Porta-One 4-track recorder and were produced and mixed by Daisy Berkowitz with the assistance of Kurt Moody, resident engineer.

The Family Jams came in a cassette case with a photocopied fold-out insert. The front cover featured no logos or text, only a photo of a small child "imprisoned" behind the bars of a crib, underneath a sleeping infant. The fold-out cover contains full lyrics, credits, and photos of the band.

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Marilyn Manson
Marilyn Manson · Tim Skold · Rob Holliday · Chris Vrenna · Ginger Fish
Madonna Wayne Gacy · Mark Chaussee · John 5 · Twiggy Ramirez · Zim Zum · Daisy Berkowitz · Sara Lee Lucas · Gidget Gein · Olivia Newton Bundy · Zsa Zsa Speck
Studio albums and EPs Portrait of an American Family · Smells Like Children · Antichrist Superstar · Remix & Repent · Mechanical Animals · The Last Tour on Earth · Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) · The Golden Age of Grotesque · Lest We Forget · Eat Me, Drink Me
Demo cassettes The Raw Boned Psalms · The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat · Big Black Bus · Grist-O-Line · Lunchbox · After School Special · The Family Jams · Live As Hell · Refrigerator
Singles "Get Your Gunn" · "Lunchbox" · "Dope Hat" · "Sweet Dreams (are made of this)" · "The Beautiful People" · "Tourniquet" · "Antichrist Superstar" · "Man That You Fear" · "Cryptorchid" · "Long Hard Road Out of Hell" · "The Dope Show" · "I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)" · "Rock Is Dead" · "Coma White" · "Astonishing Panorama of the Endtimes" · "Disposable Teens" · "The Fight Song" · "The Nobodies" · "Tainted Love" · "mOBSCENE" · "This Is the New Shit" · "(s)AINT" · "Personal Jesus" · "The Nobodies: Against All Gods Remix" · "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)" · "Putting Holes in Happiness"
Videos "Dead to the World" · "God Is in the TV" · "Guns, God and Government"
Books "The Long Hard Road Out of Hell" · "Holy Wood"
Films "Autopsy" · "Doppelherz" · "Phantasmagoria: The Visions of Lewis Carroll"
Tours "The Spooky Kids Live Shows" · "Portrait of an American Family Tour" · "Smells Like Children Tour" · "Dead to the World" · "Rock is Dead" · "Guns, God and Government" · "Grotesk Burlesk" · "Against All Gods" · "Rape of the World"
Related articles Nothing · Interscope · Discography · Band Members · Music Videos · MM.com · Jack Off Jill · Celebritarian Corporation · Trent Reznor · Mrs. Scabtree
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