SMELLS LIKE CHILDREN

The Smells Like Children EP consists of remixes from the band's the first studio album Portrait Of An American Family, covers and short sound experiments. It was the cover of Eurythmics' 1983 hit Sweet Dreams that introduced the band to the MTV audience and lifted the band immediatly to mainstream fame.

"Sweet Dreams was a carefully placed piece of cheese on a rat trap. That lured in a lot of people that wouldn't have normally heard of Marilyn Manson. But in that they got their neck snapped on the rat trap. They didn't bargain for the other stuff they were gonna get" (MM in Request Magazine)

SMELLS LIKE CHILDREN - bootleg vinyl

SMELLS LIKE CHILDREN UK RELEASE
INFO
Date: 1998
Country: UK
Label: El Disco Es Cultura
Format/package: 12inch picture vinyl (plastic sleeve)
Catalog number: MMCDP4
Barcode number: -
TRACKLIST
A1. The Hands Of Small Children
A2. Diary of a Dope Fiend (remix)
A3. Shitty Chicken Gang Bang
A4. Kiddie Grinder (remix)
A5. Sympathy For The Parents
A6. Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
A7. Everlasting Cocksucker (remix)
A8. Fuck Frankie
B1. I Put A spell On You
B2. May cause Discoloration Of Urine Or Feces
B3. Scabs, Guns and Peanut Butter
B4. Dance Of The Dope Hats (remix)
B5. White Trash (Tony F. Wiggins remix)
B6. Dancing With The One Legged...
B7. Rock'n'Roll Nigger
GALLERY
ADDITIONAL INFO
Unofficial picture disc, limited to 1000 copies. Often referred to as a Mexican release, cause of the Spanish credits and the label 'El Disco Es Cultura'. According to mansoncollectors.com, the LP is made in the UK by a company that also presses unofficial LPs of other bands.