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Early MARILYN MANSON Recordings To Be Released

April 16, 2004

MTV.com reports: "Early work by MARILYN MANSON and his original band THE SPOOKY KIDS is hitting shelves Tuesday under the name 'Lunch Boxes and Choklit Cows'. Prior to the release of Manson's 1994 debut, 'Portrait of an American Family', THE SPOOKY KIDS — Manson (then Brian Warner),Daisy Berkowitz (Scott Putesky),Madonna Wayne Gacy (Stephen Bier) and Gidget Gein (Brad Stewart) — recorded such songs as 'Meat for a Queen', 'White Knuckles' and eight other tracks that comprise the album."

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