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Demos Released and Unreleased

Unreleased:

Boy Grinder Sessions
Format: Cassette
Date: 1994 :
Songs:

Yellow Brick Road
Boy Grinder
My Cat

Swollen
Don't Wake the Baby

Additional Information:
Produced by Mr. Manson but never released. The version of Don't Wake the Baby that appears on the Slammie Compilation and was taken from these recording sessions. This cassette was never released but contains the recording session from which "My Cat" and "Swollen" were taken to make the 7"s.

Cockroach Waltz
Format: Cassette
Date: 1996
Songs:

American Made
Cockroach Waltz
Everything's Brown
Kringle

Chocolate Chicken
Confederate Fag
Lollirot

Additional Information:
This is the rarest Jack Off Jill release to date. It was sent out to industry people only. It contains the songs Kringle, Chocolate Chicken and Confederate Fag which were rarely played live.

Released Material

Children 5 And Up
Format: Cassette
Date: 1993
Songs:

Choke
Bruises Are Back in Style (Dirty Panties mix)
Spit and Rape
Hypocrite

Lollirot one - rock
Bruises Are Back in Style (Clean Panties mix)
Lollirot two - extra metal

Additional Information:
Produced by Mr. Manson. The cover of this release depicts a women receiving a pelvic examination printed on green florescent
paper. The "Clean Panties mix" of Bruises are Back in Style is simply a radio edit of the song with curse words removed. About
200 of these cassettes were made.

Cannibal Song Book
Format: Cassette
Date: 1995
Songs:

Don't Wake the Baby
Super Sadist
CumDumpster
French Kiss the Elderly
Media C-Section
Swollen

Working with Meat
Horrible
Yellow Brick Road
Cherry Scented
My Cat

Additional Information
All songs ® Rectum Records 1995. Recorded at Studio 13. All songs and words by Jack Off Jill. All songs Produced by Jeremy
and Jack Off Jill except Swollen and My Cat which were produced by Mr. Manson. Yellow Brick Road was also produced by
Mr. Manson but he does not receive credit for this in the liner notes. About 1000 cassettes were pressed. Each cassette has
a metallic red lining.