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Anyone own original Manson albums/singles from 88's onwards?

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Just wondering because im starting a collection dating back from the earliest songs recorded on tape such as demos.

 

-Heres a list of what im looking for:-

 

*The Raw Boned Psalms (First cassed released as Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids. 1989

 

*The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat (Second cassette released) 1990

 

*Big Black Bus (Some songs from first demo) 1990

 

*Grist-O-Line (Earliest appearance of 'cake and sodomy'. 1990

 

*Lunchbox 1991

 

*After School Special 1991

 

*Live as Hell 1992

 

*The Family Jams 1992

 

*Refrigerator 1993

 

*Last Tour on Earth 1999.

 

Would be of great help if anyone with the originals of the listed to contact me through email [email protected].

 

Anyone own original Manson albums/singles from 88's onwards?

 

Onwards? None of those tunes make any sense when listened to onwards, only backwards. Oh you said Marilyn Manson -- I thought you meant Charles Manson.  :-D

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

haha. I really need help tracking down the original tape demos. Reason im asking here is because Brian was born in this area and I assume maybe older people would have their copies put away or in the back of drawers sitting in dust.

Manson is the poor man's King Diamond  :-P

^hahaha!

Meh, its the novility to me. But seriously, is there anyone who possibly has the original demo tapes or might know of someone older around that time who would?

While I love metal, I never liked Manson. I always felt like he was trying too hard. Then I saw his high school pic on some TV show, and that confirmed it. High school dork who's trying to remake himself into something edgy. (not that I have anything against high school dorks, mind you...I played tuba in the high school band. I epitomize high school dork)

 

Sorry, I don't have anything relating to that stuff.

I think Manson was really important at a time (mid-'90s) when mainstream rock n' roll had gotten too "normal" with bands such as Bush, Live and the dreaded Matchbox 20.

Not to mention a brilliant self-promoter. It's hard to remember how up-in-arms he had the Morality Police. Pure marketing gold.

Yeah he was pretty important at that time, but its pretty amazing (desite how many dislike his music/ appearance) how someone can start off small an make such a big name of themselves along with the millions.

I also thought you meant Charles Manson and was confused.  :)

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