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While Zim was the official guitarist for that era, his credit on ''Antichrist Superstar'' is for the live guitar on the song, "[[Irresponsible Hate Anthem]]", as the album had been finished (written and recorded) by the time Zim Zum joined the band. He wouldn't receive his next writing credit until the following year when he composed "[[The Suck for Your Solution]]" on the soundtrack to the movie "Howard Stern's Private Parts", which achieved platinum record status. | While Zim was the official guitarist for that era, his credit on ''Antichrist Superstar'' is for the live guitar on the song, "[[Irresponsible Hate Anthem]]", as the album had been finished (written and recorded) by the time Zim Zum joined the band. He wouldn't receive his next writing credit until the following year when he composed "[[The Suck for Your Solution]]" on the soundtrack to the movie "Howard Stern's Private Parts", which achieved platinum record status. | ||
| − | The first live show with Marilyn Manson was at [[Nothing Records]]' [[1996/09/05 New York City, NY|"A Night of Nothing"]] showcase, opening for [[Nine Inch Nails]] and was only the 2nd time he ever played live. The show abruptly ended with the stage being destroyed and the paramedics removing a bloodied and unconscious [[Ginger Fish]] from the stage. Zim remained with the band throughout the | + | The first live show with Marilyn Manson was at [[Nothing Records]]' [[1996/09/05 New York City, NY|"A Night of Nothing"]] showcase, opening for [[Nine Inch Nails]] and was only the 2nd time he ever played live. The show abruptly ended with the stage being destroyed and the paramedics removing a bloodied and unconscious [[Ginger Fish]] from the stage. Zim remained with the band throughout the Dead to the World Tour and contributed to the EP [[Remix & Repent]]. His final live public appearance with the band was in [[1997/09/16 Mexico City, Mexico|Mexico City, 1997]]. |
[[Mechanical Animals]]; Zim's second major label writing and recording, charted at number 1 on Billboards Top 200 in its first week of sales, which makes it the first Manson album to do so. It has since gone on to earn the multi-platinum status. He wrote and recorded on 10 of the 14 tracks on the album, which was released on September 15th, 1998. Zim Zum brought a glam-tinged style to the album that has not resurfaced on subsequent albums after his departure. | [[Mechanical Animals]]; Zim's second major label writing and recording, charted at number 1 on Billboards Top 200 in its first week of sales, which makes it the first Manson album to do so. It has since gone on to earn the multi-platinum status. He wrote and recorded on 10 of the 14 tracks on the album, which was released on September 15th, 1998. Zim Zum brought a glam-tinged style to the album that has not resurfaced on subsequent albums after his departure. | ||
