Portrait of an American Family is the debut album from Marilyn Manson, released on 19 July 1994 through Nothing and Interscope Records. The band formed in 1989 around vocalist Marilyn Manson and guitarist Daisy Berkowitz, and built a following in South Florida's punk and hardcore scene through their theatrical live shows. That caught the eye of Trent Reznor, who signed them to his Nothing label.

The recording had a bumpy road. Early sessions in Miami were scrapped because the band disliked the production, and the material was reworked in Los Angeles by Manson and Reznor, with parts redone at Reznor's home studio. Gidget Gein, sacked before those sessions, still gets credit for all the bass, while Charlie Clouser's programming replaced much of the live drumming. Interscope delayed the record over its Charles Manson references and artwork. "Get Your Gunn" and "Lunchbox" were the singles, and Rolling Stone later ranked it among heavy metal's greatest albums.

Portrait of an American Family: tracklist, credits and charts

13 tracks · 1:01:03

Tracklist

  1. 1Prelude (The Family Trip)Madonna Wayne Gacy and Marilyn Manson1:21
  2. 2Cake and SodomyDaisy Berkowitz and Marilyn Manson3:46
  3. 3LunchboxBerkowitz, Gein, White, Zum, Manson4:33
  4. 4Organ GrinderBerkowitz, Gein, Manson4:22
  5. 5CyclopsBerkowitz, Gacy, Gein, Manson3:33
  6. 6Dope HatBerkowitz, Gacy, Gein, Manson4:22
  7. 7Get Your GunnBerkowitz, Gein, Manson3:18
  8. 8Wrapped in PlasticDaisy Berkowitz and Marilyn Manson5:35
  9. 9DogmaDaisy Berkowitz and Marilyn Manson3:22
  10. 10Sweet ToothGacy, Gein, Manson5:03
  11. 11Snake Eyes and SissiesBerkowitz, Gacy, Gein, Manson4:07
  12. 12My MonkeyDaisy Berkowitz and Marilyn Manson4:31
  13. 13Misery Machine / EpilogueBerkowitz, Gacy, Gein, Manson13:09
Produced by
Marilyn Manson, Trent Reznor, Roli Mosimann
Executive producer
Trent Reznor
Recorded at
Criteria (Miami), Le Pig (Beverly Hills), The Record Plant and The Village Recorder (Los Angeles)
Recorded
August–December 1993
Mixed by
Alan Moulder, Trent Reznor
Engineered by
Alan Moulder
Mastered by
Tom Baker
Artwork
Marilyn Manson
Photography
Robin Perine, Jeffrey Weiss
Labels
Interscope Records, Nothing, Interscope
Length
1:01:03

Line-up

  • Marilyn Manson · vocals, electronic instruments
  • Trent Reznor · electric guitar, brass · guest
  • Chris Vrenna · percussion · guest
  • Hope Nicholls · saxophone, background vocals · guest
  • Charlie Clouser · membranophone · guest
  • Madonna Wayne Gacy · vocals, brass · guest
  • Sean Beavan · brass · guest
  • Robert Pierce · vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Get Your Gunn” · 9 June 1994
  • “Lunchbox” · 6 February 1995

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Heatseekers · 199535

Certifications

RegionCertification
United Kingdom · 2013Silver
United States · 2003Gold

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SourceDateNote
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Wikidata19 July 1994
US release19 July 1994earliest US date
UK / Europe release1994earliest UK or European date
11 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—USInterscope Records606949234423other
—XWInterscope Records606949234423other
—CAInterscope Records606949234423other
1994USInterscope Records765449234422other
1994XEInterscope Records606949234423other
1994USNothing Records02083117842691other
19 July 1994USNothing Records606949234423original
19 July 1994DEMCA Records606949234423original
6 May 1996AUNothing Records606949234423other
1997ARInterscope Records606949000929other
20 September 1999GBSimply Vinyl643346012117other
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