The following day, Manson posted another video, featuring clips of two previously unreleased songs. The first was a clip of the album's lead single, "Disposable Teens", while the second was a rough demo of a cover of Frankie Laine and Jimmy Boyd's 1953 single "The Little Boy and the Old Man" (composed by Wayne Shanklin a year earlier as "Little Child"; it was most popularly performed under the title "Mommy Dear" in the 1964 movie "The Naked Kiss"). As a Valentine's Day gift for fans, Manson posted a download of the band's cover of Charles Manson's "Sick City", from his 1970 album "". The summer of 2000 saw an increased amount of activity from the band on their website. Over the course of a 3-week period in August and September, they posted weekly updates wherein the album's release date was announced, as well as a partial track listing. Sound files of "Burning Flag", "Cruci-Fiction in Space" and "The Love Song" were also released for free download, along with the cover of the "Holy Wood" novel.