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| Background = non_vocal_instrumentalist | | Background = non_vocal_instrumentalist | ||
| Alias = | | Alias = | ||
− | | Born = July 31, | + | | Born = July 31, 1971 in Grosse Pointe, Michigan |
| Died = | | Died = | ||
− | | Origin = | + | | Origin = |
| Instrument = Guitar, bass, banjo | | Instrument = Guitar, bass, banjo | ||
− | | Genre = | + | | Genre = Heavy metal, bluegrass, industrial metal, alternative metal, country, hard rock |
| Occupation = Musician, guitarist, bassist | | Occupation = Musician, guitarist, bassist | ||
− | | Years_active = | + | | Years_active = 1983–present |
− | | Label = Geffen, 60 Cycle Hum, Island, Shrapnel, [[Interscope Records|Interscope]], [[Nothing]] | + | | Label = Geffen, 60 Cycle Hum, Island, Shrapnel, [[Interscope Records|Interscope]], [[Nothing Records|Nothing]] |
− | | Associated_acts = | + | | Associated_acts = [[Rob Zombie]], Loser, [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]], David Lee Roth, [[2wo]], k.d. lang, Red Square Black, Lita Ford |
| URL = http://www.john-5.com | | URL = http://www.john-5.com | ||
− | | Notable_instruments = | + | | Notable_instruments = Fender J5 Telecaster<br>Fender J5 Triple Telecaster Deluxe<br>Fender J5 Acoustic |
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− | '''John William Lowery''' (born July 31, | + | '''John William Lowery''' (born July 31, 1971), better known by his stage name '''John 5''' (also typeset as ''John5''), is a professional musician. He was the guitarist of industrial metal band [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] before moving on to [[Rob Zombie]] in 2005. His stage name is formed by his first name and the fact that he was the fifth member to join Marilyn Manson. ''John 5'' is also a reference to the bible section. It is also rumored that the name ''John 5'' was originally coined due to the name of the robot in the 1986 movie ''Short Circuit''. |
− | == Gear == | + | ==Gear== |
− | '''Amp Settings'''<ref>[http://line6.com/community/thread/1121 Guitarist Amp settings], Line6.com.</ref> | + | '''Amp Settings'''<ref>[http://line6.com/community/thread/1121 Guitarist Amp settings], Line6.com.</ref> |
− | * Gain - 3-5 | + | *Gain - 3-5 |
− | * Bass - 10 | + | *Bass - 10 |
− | * Mids - 4 | + | *Mids - 4 |
− | * Treble - 8 | + | *Treble - 8 |
'''Guitars''' <ref>[http://www.uberproaudio.com/who-plays-what/173-john-5-guitar-gear-rig-and-equipment John 5 gear, rig & equipment],Uberproaudio.com.</ref> | '''Guitars''' <ref>[http://www.uberproaudio.com/who-plays-what/173-john-5-guitar-gear-rig-and-equipment John 5 gear, rig & equipment],Uberproaudio.com.</ref> | ||
− | * Fender J5 Telecaster (Drop D down half a step) with a Fender Enforcer humbucker in the bridge and a Fender Custom Shop Twisted Tele in the neck and strung with D'Addario .010's. | + | *Fender J5 Telecaster (Drop D down half a step) with a Fender Enforcer humbucker in the bridge and a Fender Custom Shop Twisted Tele in the neck and strung with D'Addario .010's. |
− | * Fender J5 Telecaster with Bigsby Vibrato (Drop D down a whole step) with a Seymour Duncan Hot Rail in the bridge and a Fender Custom Shop Twisted Tele in the neck and strung with D'Addario 0.011's. | + | *Fender J5 Telecaster with Bigsby Vibrato (Drop D down a whole step) with a Seymour Duncan Hot Rail in the bridge and a Fender Custom Shop Twisted Tele in the neck and strung with D'Addario 0.011's. |
− | * Fender Subsonic J5 Telecaster (Drop D down one and a half steps) with a Fender Enforcer humbucker in the bridge and a Fender Custom Shop Twisted Tele in the neck and strung with D'Addario 0.012's. | + | *Fender Subsonic J5 Telecaster (Drop D down one and a half steps) with a Fender Enforcer humbucker in the bridge and a Fender Custom Shop Twisted Tele in the neck and strung with D'Addario 0.012's. |
− | <div style="float: right;">[[ | + | <div style="float: right;"> |
− | * Gretsch Guitars G6136T White Falcon with Bigsby (Foxy Foxy video with Rob Zombie) | + | [[Image:John5rig.jpg|right|450px]]</div> |
− | * Fender Tele w/Bigsby - Black - Mirror Pickguard - "Red Dave" | + | *Gretsch Guitars G6136T White Falcon with Bigsby (Foxy Foxy video with Rob Zombie) |
− | * Gibson Les Paul - Honey Burst | + | *Fender Tele w/Bigsby - Black - Mirror Pickguard - "Red Dave" |
− | * Fender Custom Shop "Flat Head" - Yellow - "CW Fleming" | + | *Gibson Les Paul - Honey Burst |
− | * Ibanez AX Custom Electric Guitar | + | *Fender Custom Shop "Flat Head" - Yellow - "CW Fleming" |
+ | *Ibanez AX Custom Electric Guitar | ||
Gold Sparkle, Silver Sparkle, Ocean Blue, & Black with Hip Shot D-tuners installed | Gold Sparkle, Silver Sparkle, Ocean Blue, & Black with Hip Shot D-tuners installed | ||
− | * Ibanez RG Custom Electric Guitar | + | *Ibanez RG Custom Electric Guitar |
Silver Sparkle finish - Double Edge bridge | Silver Sparkle finish - Double Edge bridge | ||
− | * Ibanez RG7620 Electric Guitar | + | *Ibanez RG7620 Electric Guitar |
Galaxy Black | Galaxy Black | ||
− | * Ibanez Talman Electric Guitar | + | *Ibanez Talman Electric Guitar |
− | TC620BP Model | + | TC620BP Model |
− | + | *Taylor 912ce Acoustic Guitar | |
− | + | *John 5 Fender Telecaster Baritone | |
− | * Taylor 912ce Acoustic Guitar | + | |
− | * John 5 Fender Telecaster Baritone | + | |
Twisted Tele neck pickup | Twisted Tele neck pickup | ||
Dimarzio Bridge | Dimarzio Bridge | ||
− | * John 5 Telecaster | + | *John 5 Telecaster |
Red /White /Blue sparkle "Buck Tele" | Red /White /Blue sparkle "Buck Tele" | ||
− | * Double Neck John 5 Custom | + | *Double Neck John 5 Custom |
Baritone / Regular guitar | Baritone / Regular guitar | ||
− | Twisted Tele Pickup | + | Twisted Tele Pickup |
Double Humbuckers | Double Humbuckers | ||
− | * Prototype John 5 Tele | + | *Prototype John 5 Tele |
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+ | <youtube>X_3sHlZUqR8</youtube> | ||
+ | </div> | ||
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'''Back up Guitars''' | '''Back up Guitars''' | ||
− | * Grey Fender Fender Flathead | + | *Grey Fender Fender Flathead |
− | * Holographic Fender Flathead | + | *Holographic Fender Flathead |
− | * John 5 Silver/Chrome Custom Telecaster with Dimarzio Pickups | + | *John 5 Silver/Chrome Custom Telecaster with Dimarzio Pickups |
'''Strings''' | '''Strings''' | ||
− | * GHS Boomers strings 9-42 gauge | + | *GHS Boomers strings 9-42 gauge |
− | '''Pedals''' | + | '''Pedals''' |
− | * Boss CH-1 Super Chorus | + | *Boss CH-1 Super Chorus |
− | * Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive | + | *Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive |
− | * Dunlop Original CryBaby Wah Pedal | + | *Dunlop Original CryBaby Wah Pedal |
− | * Guyatone PS-3 Phase Shifter | + | *Guyatone PS-3 Phase Shifter |
− | * Ibanez CF-7 Chorus/Flanger | + | *Ibanez CF-7 Chorus/Flanger |
− | * Ibanez DE-7 Delay Echo | + | *Ibanez DE-7 Delay Echo |
− | * Ibanez LF-7 Lo-Fi Filter | + | *Ibanez LF-7 Lo-Fi Filter |
− | * Ibanez SM-7 Smash Box Distortion | + | *Ibanez SM-7 Smash Box Distortion |
− | * Coffin Case Blood Drive | + | *Coffin Case Blood Drive |
− | * Furman PL-Plus Series II Power Conditioner | + | *Furman PL-Plus Series II Power Conditioner |
− | * Whirlwind A/B Selector | + | *Whirlwind A/B Selector |
− | * Samson UR-80 Wireless | + | *Samson UR-80 Wireless |
− | * VS-R StroboRack Virtual Strobe Tuner | + | *VS-R StroboRack Virtual Strobe Tuner |
− | * Dimarzio John 5 Signature Cables | + | *Dimarzio John 5 Signature Cables |
Note: John 5 uses batteries in all of his pedals | Note: John 5 uses batteries in all of his pedals | ||
− | John has also been seen using the following pedals: | + | John has also been seen using the following pedals: |
− | * Aphex Model 1403 Guitar XCITER | + | *Aphex Model 1403 Guitar XCITER |
− | * Morley A/B Boxes | + | *Morley A/B Boxes |
* Boss DD-5 Digital Delay | * Boss DD-5 Digital Delay | ||
− | * Hot Hand Motion-Controlled Effects (endorsed - see their site) | + | *Hot Hand Motion-Controlled Effects (endorsed - see their site) |
− | * Black Cat Bass Octave Fuzz | + | *Black Cat Bass Octave Fuzz |
− | * Klark Teknik Direct Box | + | *Klark Teknik Direct Box |
− | * Digitech Whammy | + | *Digitech Whammy |
− | * Dunlop MXR M-103 Blue Box | + | *Dunlop MXR M-103 Blue Box |
'''Amps''' | '''Amps''' | ||
− | * Crate BV300HB, BV412RVB and BV215B Blue Voodoo Amps | + | *Crate BV300HB, BV412RVB and BV215B Blue Voodoo Amps |
− | * Laney VH100R 100-Watt Head | + | *Laney VH100R 100-Watt Head |
− | * Marshall JCM900 White | + | *Marshall JCM900 White |
− | 100 Watt High Gain Reverb | + | 100 Watt High Gain Reverb |
− | * Marshall JCM900 Red Head | + | *Marshall JCM900 Red Head |
− | 100 Watt High Gain Reverb | + | 100 Watt High Gain Reverb |
* Marshall Mode Four 350 Watt Solid State Amp Head | * Marshall Mode Four 350 Watt Solid State Amp Head | ||
* Fender Tone-Master | * Fender Tone-Master | ||
* Amp Head Case - "Dragon Head" "Circle 5" | * Amp Head Case - "Dragon Head" "Circle 5" | ||
* ’55 Fender Champ | * ’55 Fender Champ | ||
− | * Marshall EL34 100/100 Dual Monobloc Amp | + | *Marshall EL34 100/100 Dual Monobloc Amp |
− | * Marshall JMP-1 | + | *Marshall JMP-1 |
− | * Fender Tonemaster | + | *Fender Tonemaster |
− | '''Cabinets''' | + | '''Cabinets''' |
* Marshall 1960B Cabinets | * Marshall 1960B Cabinets | ||
* Framus Dragon Head and 4x12 Cabinets | * Framus Dragon Head and 4x12 Cabinets | ||
* Laney VH100R Head and Slant Cabinets 4x12 | * Laney VH100R Head and Slant Cabinets 4x12 | ||
− | == Biography == | + | ==Biography== |
− | + | John Lowery was born in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. In 1983 at age 12, Lowery performed in a band called Dirty Trixx, where they performed Van Halen covers in a Michigan bar. He established himself as a more prominent guitarist when he performed with local band Raven Payne at age 16. Over the next 20 years Lowery would be involved in such bands as k.d. lang, David Lee Roth Band, [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]], and more currently, Rob Zombie. | |
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− | + | ==Fallout with Marilyn Manson== | |
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− | == Fallout with Marilyn Manson == | + | |
John 5's reasons for leaving [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] were cited as being mutual, despite the mysterious nature of his sudden firing by Manson's manager in 2004. | John 5's reasons for leaving [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]] were cited as being mutual, despite the mysterious nature of his sudden firing by Manson's manager in 2004. | ||
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Also, during the tour John maintains that Manson spoke about matters other than business only once, "It was on my birthday, and he turned to me and said, "Happy birthday, faggot" — then walked away." | Also, during the tour John maintains that Manson spoke about matters other than business only once, "It was on my birthday, and he turned to me and said, "Happy birthday, faggot" — then walked away." | ||
− | Following extract taken from the Official John 5 site under FAQs [http://www.john-5.com/faqs.html www.john-5.com - Official Frequently asked questions] | + | Following extract taken from the Official John 5 site under FAQs [http://www.john-5.com/faqs.html www.john-5.com - Official Frequently asked questions] |
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''What happened at Rock AM Ring 03?'' | ''What happened at Rock AM Ring 03?'' | ||
Okay. One time and one time only. As seen on footage for the gig, Manson caught John with his boot during the opening bars to "The Beautiful People. Unnecessary gossip has speculated that this was deliberate. It wasn't. Here’s why John reacted. The Grotesk Burlesk tour had been pressurizing for all band members, and RAR was not one of the easiest concerts ever. During the opening bars of The Beautiful People, Manson, pranced towards John and accidentally caught John’s head with his boot...He reacted with frustration and as he has noted himself "unprofessionally". The reason was in the week before the RAR concert he had suffered some very close family losses. John lashed out. There is no bad blood between Manson and John over this incident and it can be written down to the pressures of touring (John had suffered from panic attacks during the Grotesk Burlesk tour, and Manson also had difficulties and pressures during the tour), and the personal happenings behind the scenes. </blockquote> | Okay. One time and one time only. As seen on footage for the gig, Manson caught John with his boot during the opening bars to "The Beautiful People. Unnecessary gossip has speculated that this was deliberate. It wasn't. Here’s why John reacted. The Grotesk Burlesk tour had been pressurizing for all band members, and RAR was not one of the easiest concerts ever. During the opening bars of The Beautiful People, Manson, pranced towards John and accidentally caught John’s head with his boot...He reacted with frustration and as he has noted himself "unprofessionally". The reason was in the week before the RAR concert he had suffered some very close family losses. John lashed out. There is no bad blood between Manson and John over this incident and it can be written down to the pressures of touring (John had suffered from panic attacks during the Grotesk Burlesk tour, and Manson also had difficulties and pressures during the tour), and the personal happenings behind the scenes. </blockquote> | ||
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Despite this, John maintains he respects Manson, citing his skilled production style and his love for the band's music. John was already a fan of the band before joining in 1998. In response to a question regarding the reason for the split with Manson, John 5 was quoted by ''Vintage Guitar Magazine'' as saying, "(laughs) At the end of the last tour, I decided I really wanted to do this solo thing and that I had to devote all my time to it. The split with Manson was totally amicable. It wasn't one of those big breakups. We're friends. I wish there was some good dirt, but there's not (laughs)!" | Despite this, John maintains he respects Manson, citing his skilled production style and his love for the band's music. John was already a fan of the band before joining in 1998. In response to a question regarding the reason for the split with Manson, John 5 was quoted by ''Vintage Guitar Magazine'' as saying, "(laughs) At the end of the last tour, I decided I really wanted to do this solo thing and that I had to devote all my time to it. The split with Manson was totally amicable. It wasn't one of those big breakups. We're friends. I wish there was some good dirt, but there's not (laughs)!" | ||
− | == Rob Zombie == | + | ==Rob Zombie== |
− | In 2005 John 5 played guitar for Rob Zombie during Ozzfest 2005 and also recorded eight out of eleven tracks on the ''Educated Horses'' album which was released on Geffen Records in 2006. Due to conflicting commitments between John's band Loser and Rob Zombie, John moved over to playing for Zombie full time in early 2006. Although John 5 had hoped that Loser would be able to find a temporary guitarist during conflicting tour dates, record company Island Records, decided to drop Loser altogether from their record label. | + | In 2005 John 5 played guitar for Rob Zombie during Ozzfest 2005 and also recorded eight out of eleven tracks on the ''Educated Horses'' album which was released on Geffen Records in 2006. Due to conflicting commitments between John's band Loser and Rob Zombie, John moved over to playing for Zombie full time in early 2006. Although John 5 had hoped that Loser would be able to find a temporary guitarist during conflicting tour dates, record company Island Records, decided to drop Loser altogether from their record label. |
"Being the founding member of Loser, my decision to leave was not an easy one," states John 5. "I've been juggling two careers both with Loser and Rob Zombie for over 1 year now. I found it impossible to be in two places at once." | "Being the founding member of Loser, my decision to leave was not an easy one," states John 5. "I've been juggling two careers both with Loser and Rob Zombie for over 1 year now. I found it impossible to be in two places at once." | ||
− | In August 2008, Rob Zombie posted a blog on MySpace that John is currently working on the score for Zombie's fourth feature film, Tyrannosaurus Rex | + | In August 2008, Rob Zombie posted a blog on MySpace that John is currently working on the score for Zombie's fourth feature film, Tyrannosaurus Rex. |
− | == Solo career == | + | ==Solo career== |
− | John 5 has recorded five solo albums and released one remix album (Remixploitation - 2009). His solo material is a mixture of hard rock, progressive bluegrass, and country music. His second solo album, ''Songs for Sanity'', features guest appearances by Albert Lee and | + | John 5 has recorded five solo albums and released one remix album (Remixploitation - 2009). His solo material is a mixture of hard rock, progressive bluegrass, and country music. His second solo album, ''Songs for Sanity'', features guest appearances by Albert Lee and the award winning Steve Vai. 5 is also close friends with Steve Vai who has been quoted as saying, "John 5 is an underrated guitar giant. It's rare to hear a musician fuse various styles and create a unique blend and brand all of his own. It takes balls, but that's what's needed to be truly original." |
In 2006 John also worked with KISS frontman Paul Stanley on Stanley's second solo album, ''Live to Win'', and with Meat Loaf and Nikki Sixx on Meat Loaf's ''Bat out of Hell III : The Monster Is Loose''. | In 2006 John also worked with KISS frontman Paul Stanley on Stanley's second solo album, ''Live to Win'', and with Meat Loaf and Nikki Sixx on Meat Loaf's ''Bat out of Hell III : The Monster Is Loose''. | ||
− | Following the success of ''Songs For Sanity'' (one of Shrapnel Records' top-selling albums) and 2004's ''Vertigo'', John 5 announced he was working on a third solo album, this one entitled ''The Devil Knows My Name''. The album was released on April 3, 2007 by 60 Cycle Hum Records and features collaborations with Joe Satriani, Jim Root of [[Slipknot]] and Stone Sour, and Eric Johnson. Also featured are fellow Rob Zombie bandmates Piggy D and Tommy Clufetos. Piggy D is also responsible for the album design. | + | Following the success of ''Songs For Sanity'' (one of Shrapnel Records' top-selling albums) and 2004's ''Vertigo'', John 5 announced he was working on a third solo album, this one entitled ''The Devil Knows My Name''. The album was released on April 3, 2007 by 60 Cycle Hum Records and features collaborations with Joe Satriani, Jim Root of [[Slipknot]] and Stone Sour, and Eric Johnson. Also featured are fellow Rob Zombie bandmates Piggy D and Tommy Clufetos. Piggy D is also responsible for the album design. |
In early 2008, John 5 released his first guitar instruction DVD: "The Devil Knows My Name". This is the first (Unofficially rated) rated "R" [http://www.mvphomevideo.com instructional dvd's]. It features videos of John playing his songs, with topless women wearing masks in small flash clips during the performance. After the performance of the songs, he then teaches you the techniques that helped build that song. Everything from industrial metal to country banjo rolls. | In early 2008, John 5 released his first guitar instruction DVD: "The Devil Knows My Name". This is the first (Unofficially rated) rated "R" [http://www.mvphomevideo.com instructional dvd's]. It features videos of John playing his songs, with topless women wearing masks in small flash clips during the performance. After the performance of the songs, he then teaches you the techniques that helped build that song. Everything from industrial metal to country banjo rolls. | ||
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On June 3rd, 2008, 5 released his 4th studio record, "Requiem", the songs are all named after torture devices. | On June 3rd, 2008, 5 released his 4th studio record, "Requiem", the songs are all named after torture devices. | ||
− | On February 14 2009, John 5 released a remix album called Remixploitation. This album also contained one new track Eat It Up. | + | On February 14 2009, John 5 released a remix album called Remixploitation. This album also contained one new track Eat It Up. |
In August 2009, John 5 announced on his twitter page that he was working on his new album and had already made 6 tracks. In March 2010, the album title was released and is entitled ''The Art of Malice''. | In August 2009, John 5 announced on his twitter page that he was working on his new album and had already made 6 tracks. In March 2010, the album title was released and is entitled ''The Art of Malice''. | ||
− | + | ==Signature series guitars & equipment== | |
− | + | [[Image:J5Telecaster.jpg|thumb|right|200px|J5 Telecaster]] | |
− | == Signature series guitars & equipment == | + | |
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In 2004, Fender introduced the J5 Telecaster guitar. Designed in collaboration with 5 in Scottsdale, Arizona and built at Fender's own manufacturing facility in Ensenada, Mexico. The guitar comes in two models: the standard J5 Telecaster and the upscaled J5 Bigsby Telecaster. In an interview with Vintage Guitar Magazine, John had this to say about the origin of this guitar: | In 2004, Fender introduced the J5 Telecaster guitar. Designed in collaboration with 5 in Scottsdale, Arizona and built at Fender's own manufacturing facility in Ensenada, Mexico. The guitar comes in two models: the standard J5 Telecaster and the upscaled J5 Bigsby Telecaster. In an interview with Vintage Guitar Magazine, John had this to say about the origin of this guitar: | ||
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In 2009, Squier released a cost efficient version of the John 5 guitar based upon his prototype Fender Telecaster. | In 2009, Squier released a cost efficient version of the John 5 guitar based upon his prototype Fender Telecaster. | ||
− | In early 2009, Zoom released the John 5 signature series G1J effects processor featuring 40 custom factory presets which were created by John 5 personally. | + | In early 2009, Zoom released the John 5 signature series G1J effects processor featuring 40 custom factory presets which were created by John 5 personally. |
− | [[ | + | [[Image:Zoom_pedal.jpg|thumb|right|Zoom G1J]] |
− | == Discography == | + | ==Discography== |
− | + | <h2>Red Square Black</h2> | |
* ''Square'' (EP, 1994) | * ''Square'' (EP, 1994) | ||
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− | * ''The Hypocrite Album'' (1996) | + | <h2>Ryan Downe</h2> |
− | + | * ''The Hypocrite Album'' (1996) <small>— performs on "Japan" and provides guitar effects for the album.</small> | |
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+ | <h2>Leah Andreone</h2> | ||
* ''Veiled'' (1996) | * ''Veiled'' (1996) | ||
* "I Feel the Earth Move" for the ''Speed 2'' film soundtrack (1997) | * "I Feel the Earth Move" for the ''Speed 2'' film soundtrack (1997) | ||
* ''Alchemy'' (1998) | * ''Alchemy'' (1998) | ||
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+ | <h2>2wo</h2> | ||
* ''[[2wo|Voyeurs]]'' (1998) | * ''[[2wo|Voyeurs]]'' (1998) | ||
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* ''[[Mechanical Animals]]'' (1998) | * ''[[Mechanical Animals]]'' (1998) | ||
* ''[[The Last Tour on Earth]]'' (1999) | * ''[[The Last Tour on Earth]]'' (1999) | ||
* ''[[Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death)]] (2000) | * ''[[Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death)]] (2000) | ||
* ''[[The Golden Age of Grotesque]]'' (2003) | * ''[[The Golden Age of Grotesque]]'' (2003) | ||
− | * ''[[Lest We Forget | + | * ''[[Lest We Forget (The Best of)]]'' (2004) <small>— Performs on six tracks; John 5 was no longer a member on the band at the time the album was released.</small> |
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+ | <h2>Loser</h2> | ||
* ''Just Like You'' (2007) | * ''Just Like You'' (2007) | ||
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+ | <h2>Meat Loaf</h2> | ||
* ''Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose'' (2007) | * ''Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose'' (2007) | ||
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− | * ''Live to Win'' (2007) | + | <h2>Paul Stanley</h2> |
− | + | * ''Live to Win'' (2007) <small>— performs on "Where Eagles Dare".</small> | |
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+ | <h2>Solo</h2> | ||
* ''Vertigo'' (2004) | * ''Vertigo'' (2004) | ||
* ''Songs for Sanity'' (2005) | * ''Songs for Sanity'' (2005) | ||
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* ''Remixploitation'' (2009) | * ''Remixploitation'' (2009) | ||
* ''The Art of Malice'' (2010) | * ''The Art of Malice'' (2010) | ||
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* ''Educated Horses'' (2006) | * ''Educated Horses'' (2006) | ||
* ''Zombie Live'' (2007) | * ''Zombie Live'' (2007) | ||
* ''Hellbilly Deluxe 2'' (2010) | * ''Hellbilly Deluxe 2'' (2010) | ||
* ''Tyrannosaurus Rex Soundtrack'' (2011) | * ''Tyrannosaurus Rex Soundtrack'' (2011) | ||
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− | == Filmography == | + | ==Filmography== |
* ''Live in Sydney'' (k.d. lang) (1997) | * ''Live in Sydney'' (k.d. lang) (1997) | ||
* ''[[God Is in the T.V.]]'' (Marilyn Manson) (1999) | * ''[[God Is in the T.V.]]'' (Marilyn Manson) (1999) | ||
* ''[[Guns, God and Government World Tour]]'' (Marilyn Manson) (2002) | * ''[[Guns, God and Government World Tour]]'' (Marilyn Manson) (2002) | ||
* ''[[Doppelherz]]'' (Marilyn Manson) (2003) | * ''[[Doppelherz]]'' (Marilyn Manson) (2003) | ||
− | * ''[[Guns, God | + | * ''[[Guns, God and Government - Live in L.A.]]'' (Marilyn Manson) (2009) |
* ''Ozzy Osbourne's Ozzfest 10th Anniversary'' (2006) | * ''Ozzy Osbourne's Ozzfest 10th Anniversary'' (2006) | ||
* ''God Is Closed Vol. 1'' (Solo) (2004) | * ''God Is Closed Vol. 1'' (Solo) (2004) | ||
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* ''Behind the Player: John 5'' (2008) | * ''Behind the Player: John 5'' (2008) | ||
− | + | ==External links== | |
− | + | * [http://www.john-5.com Official website] | |
− | + | * [http://www.myspace.com/john5official Official MySpace profile] | |
− | + | * [http://www.youtube.com/john5official Official YouTube channel] | |
− | + | * [http://twitter.com/john5guitarist Official Twitter feed] | |
− | + | * [http://www.john-5.com/site/gear/ John-5.com's Gear section] | |
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