Twiggy Ramirez

[laughs]

Shout out Twiggy.

Twiggy.

[laughs] He ain't around.

But no, I-

But Twig, which I th- I also think is the guitarist for Marilyn Manson.

Uh-

And, you know, Twiggy's such an important part of the sound.

Twiggy Ramirez, the guitar player who started it all.

Shout out to Twiggy.

I know Twiggy a little bit.

From what was here in the past, Josh Freese played on this.

Jordy White.

Tui Ramirez from Marilyn Manson fame.

Alex North, I think, was the guitarist's name.

It's just this week, that's where it landed.

I heard a story from the old bass player from Marilyn Manson, Twiggy, because he's a massive, massive Van Halen fan, and he used to have a podcast, and he talked about David Lee Roth, and he's like, I was such a fan of David Lee Roth that the poster that you're referring to, I had that on the back of my door in my bedroom, and his stepdad would come in and look at it, and he always thought that Twiggy was a giant.

It was gay.

He just thought he was gay.

He was always really good about it.

I mean, he had a whole... aesthetic you know to kind of go along with it and he's always had good people behind him too you know the first couple records was Trent and then he had Twiggy after that I mean Twiggy was around for the first two but and now he's got Tim Scold you know so he's always had you know Wes Borland for a hot second

you know

yeah john five for a hot second john five he's always had like a group of musicians surrounding him that were that were really hyper talented