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In the mid 80s he would meet a young Brian Warner and Scott Putesky and together the trio would go on to create [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids]]. As they became closer friends, Bradley and Brian's personalities expressed themselves through the characters of Gidget Gein and Marilyn Manson and formed the basis of the band's ideals and style. The band gained a cult following in the south Florida music scene and eventually gained the attention of a newly successful [[Trent Reznor]]. | In the mid 80s he would meet a young Brian Warner and Scott Putesky and together the trio would go on to create [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids]]. As they became closer friends, Bradley and Brian's personalities expressed themselves through the characters of Gidget Gein and Marilyn Manson and formed the basis of the band's ideals and style. The band gained a cult following in the south Florida music scene and eventually gained the attention of a newly successful [[Trent Reznor]]. | ||
| − | As the band gained notoriety after dropping the "Spooky Kids" title in 1992, Gein's personality was becoming more chaotic through extensive drug use. The band signed a record deal and began writing and recording their first studio album [[Portrait of an American Family]], for which he wrote 7 songs and played all bass. Despite this, Gein was fired from the band after a heroin overdose that landed him in the hospital in | + | As the band gained notoriety after dropping the "Spooky Kids" title in 1992, Gein's personality was becoming more chaotic through extensive drug use. The band signed a record deal and began writing and recording their first studio album [[Portrait of an American Family]], for which he wrote 7 songs and played all bass. Despite this, Gein was fired from the band after a heroin overdose that landed him in the hospital in 1993. Gein would be replaced by Jeordie White, now known as [[Twiggy Ramirez]], of Miami death metal band [[Amboog-a-Lard]] who's look was influenced by a combination of, his then-girlfriend, [[Jessicka]] and Gein himself. Gein would later appear in the unauthorized documentary, [[Demystifying the Devil]] in which he set the record straight about his departure from the band. |
As his own art and ideas began to gather, Gein moved to New York in 1996 and formed [[Gidget Gein and the Dali Gaggers]]. In 1998 they completed their first album, ''Just AdNausem'', which was given a limited release of 1000 copies. In 2000 this album would get a wider release after being remastered and retitled as "Confessions of a Spooky Kid", though by this time the group disbanded. | As his own art and ideas began to gather, Gein moved to New York in 1996 and formed [[Gidget Gein and the Dali Gaggers]]. In 1998 they completed their first album, ''Just AdNausem'', which was given a limited release of 1000 copies. In 2000 this album would get a wider release after being remastered and retitled as "Confessions of a Spooky Kid", though by this time the group disbanded. | ||
