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[[Gidget Gein]] explains in the unauthorized documentary ''[[Demystifying the Devil]]'' that when he joined the band, he was with them for a few weeks before their performance on July 4, 1990.<ref name="DTD">{{cite book |title=[[Demystifying the Devil]] |date=2000-10-17 |publisher=Ventura Distribution }}</ref> | [[Gidget Gein]] explains in the unauthorized documentary ''[[Demystifying the Devil]]'' that when he joined the band, he was with them for a few weeks before their performance on July 4, 1990.<ref name="DTD">{{cite book |title=[[Demystifying the Devil]] |date=2000-10-17 |publisher=Ventura Distribution }}</ref> | ||
| − | Others state Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids' first live performance was an unlisted date in 1989, and that their [http://zazna.com/selection/MWMzNTRiOT second show took place in November of the same year]. These sources also include nine dates between their purported second show in 1989 and the July 4, 1990 show which Gein claimed to be one of his first live shows with the band. As the band did not perform without a bassist, these mysterious nine dates following bassist [[Brian Tutunick|Tutunick]]'s termination and the live induction of Gein cannot exist. Other sources state that Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids' first live performance was on April 28, 1990, which supports Gein's account, because the second show and last with [[ | + | Others state Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids' first live performance was an unlisted date in 1989, and that their [http://zazna.com/selection/MWMzNTRiOT second show took place in November of the same year]. These sources also include nine dates between their purported second show in 1989 and the July 4, 1990 show which Gein claimed to be one of his first live shows with the band. As the band did not perform without a bassist, these mysterious nine dates following bassist [[Brian Tutunick|Tutunick]]'s termination and the live induction of Gein cannot exist. Other sources state that Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids' first live performance was on April 28, 1990, which supports Gein's account, because the second show and last with [[Pandrea]] (Zsa Zsa Speck) and Tutunick took place only weeks before the show on July 4, 1990. |
The exact location of the band's July 4, 1990 performance has been questioned. Former guitarist Scott Putesky (Berkowitz) claimed the performance took place at Club Nu in Miami Beach, Florida, and was the first for both Gein and Bier,<ref name="LB&CC">{{cite book |title=[[Lunch Boxes & Choklit Cows]] |date=2004-04-20 |publisher=Empire MusicWerks }}</ref> though alternatively, Gein mentioned that it took place at the back of a trailer in a local trailer park.<ref name="DTD"/> | The exact location of the band's July 4, 1990 performance has been questioned. Former guitarist Scott Putesky (Berkowitz) claimed the performance took place at Club Nu in Miami Beach, Florida, and was the first for both Gein and Bier,<ref name="LB&CC">{{cite book |title=[[Lunch Boxes & Choklit Cows]] |date=2004-04-20 |publisher=Empire MusicWerks }}</ref> though alternatively, Gein mentioned that it took place at the back of a trailer in a local trailer park.<ref name="DTD"/> | ||
