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Wayne Static

Wayne Static

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Sep 15, 2026

MaxGUEST
23:55
Uh, he's in, he's in, um, what fucking band? I, I, I can't place it right now, but he's also, he's in an absurd...
MaxGUEST
24:02
I mean, he's replacing a guy named Wayne Static.
MaxGUEST
24:05
So-
PatrickHOST
24:06
Yes
GeorgeHOST
37:33
... has that kind of facial hair.
GeorgeHOST
37:35
Like, you know, there's multiple pictures of Wayne Static on the walls of your house.
David ForestHOST
37:40
Ex- exactly.
David ForestHOST
37:40
But, uh, no. Uh-
Chris CzynszakHOST
52:05
Yeah.
Chris CzynszakHOST
52:06
Static X, the band, Tony Campos and Edsel Dope, who is now filling the role of Wayne Static in the band, wearing like a robotic mask.
Chris CzynszakHOST
52:16
They are suing filmmaker Matt Zane for more than a million dollars.
Chris CzynszakHOST
52:20
And they're accusing him of sharing stolen and deceptively edited footage from the band's official documentary, Evil Disco, which still has not come out.
Chris CzynszakHOST
52:35
Um, Matt Zane previously worked on Evil Disco and was reportedly paid $75,000.
Chris CzynszakHOST
52:42
The band claims he left the project, retained a bunch of the footage, and improperly accessed Static X's X account.
Chris CzynszakHOST
52:52
Separately, Zane is producing an unauthorized documentary about Wayne Static and his wife, Tara Ray, focused largely on the turbulent final years of their lives because they both died.
Aaron CamaroHOST
53:04
Lots of drugs.
Chris SzynszakHOST
51:24
Well, this is a Static X story, but I thought the behind-the-scenes craziness of it is pretty interesting for the audience, so I thought I'd include this.
Chris SzynszakHOST
51:33
Static X, the band, Tony Campos and Edsel Dope, who is now filling the role of Wayne Static in the band, wearing like a robotic mask.
Chris SzynszakHOST
51:43
They are suing filmmaker Matt Zane for more than a million dollars.
Chris SzynszakHOST
51:47
And they're accusing him of sharing stolen and deceptively edited footage from the band's official documentary, Evil Disco, which still has not come out.
Chris SzynszakHOST
52:01
Matt Zane previously worked on Evil Disco and was reportedly paid $75,000.
Chris SzynszakHOST
52:09
The band claims he left the project, retained a bunch of the footage, and improperly accessed Static X's X account.
Chris SzynszakHOST
52:19
Separately, Zane is producing an unauthorized documentary about Wayne Static and his wife, Tara Ray, focused largely on the turbulent final years of their lives because they both died.
Aaron CamaroHOST
52:31
Lost drugs.
Scott PenfoldHOST
2:58
The suit says he grew impatient with the process and voluntarily withdrew about a year ago.
Scott PenfoldHOST
3:03
He's since been promoting his own unauthorized documentary about the late Wayne Static and Tara Ray.
Scott PenfoldHOST
3:08
What the band are alleging he did after that is the substance of the case.
Scott PenfoldHOST
3:12
They claim he's been posting unauthorized video segments taken directly from the copyrighted Evil Disco footage, edited deliberately to strip context.
Bill BaileyHOST
2:54
But, yeah.
Bill BaileyHOST
2:55
The latest thing in the news that has been going on is involving your relationship with Wayne Static and the documentary that you were looking to put out about him and Tara Ray.
Bill BaileyHOST
3:11
I guess for the audience, I would want to kind of go back a little bit to discuss when you first met Wayne and your friendship first started.
Bill BaileyHOST
3:22
It was like a 14-year friendship, correct?

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Matt ZaneGUEST
32:23
You know what I mean? Because I never went up there and saw him when he was bed bound.
Matt ZaneGUEST
32:26
I don't think he wanted me to see him or anybody for that matter.
Matt ZaneGUEST
32:30
Uh, but, uh, yeah, you know, so, so you could tell there was something I personally thought he was just going to bounce back because on a personal level, I, I have known him when he, um, uh, uh, know had partied too hard in the past and then he just gets over for a while and so he'd pull himself back and i'd be like oh okay well cool i don't i guess you don't got to step in and that that that's what a lot of people don't understand they think it was just like he met tara and it was seven years of just absolute insanity you know what i mean like just a downward spiral but it wasn't like that it was like this honestly you know there's a part in the movie where this is early this was in 2008 where i'm up in set and i turned to wayne and he's there and i'm like hey everybody it's the legend wayne static and he used to always bring a bottle to set and drink on set and he didn't have a bottle with him and i go wayne no bottle he's like yeah yeah i'm stop i'm not drinking i stopped drinking you know i was going a little too hard my kidneys were hurting me a little bit and that was one of those moments where it was like oh this guy is conscious of what he's doing and he's backing off you know so that's what I thought was going to happen after I saw him the last time.
Matt ZaneGUEST
33:46
Then it happened again, you know, after the assassin's youth thing where, um, He straight up told me, he's like, oh yeah, dude, we got really out of control.
Lucas WayHOST
51:13
Static X? I don't know what that is either.
Lucas WayHOST
51:16
Mr. Static X? Wayne Static.
Lucas WayHOST
51:18
Yeah, John Static.
Lucas WayHOST
51:19
No, his
Steve MurphyHOST
51:19
name was Wayne Static.
Lucas WayHOST
51:21
Yeah, no, I think it's a nice little way to close out and just let the album, especially after being absolutely...
Lucas WayHOST
51:27
Assaulted.
speaker_1HOST
31:21
It truly does.
speaker_1HOST
31:22
They brought in Wayne Static from Static-X, David Draiman from Disturbed, Chester Bennington from Linkin Park, Marilyn Manson, and Jay Gordon from Orgy.
speaker_0HOST
31:31
Each of these massive frontmen came into the studio and laid down their own unique vocal interpretation of the songs Davis and Gibbs had written.
speaker_1HOST
31:38
They turned a legal restriction into the ultimate early 2000s hard rock mixtape.
MattmanHOST
13:02
Yeah.
Fat BoyHOST
13:02
The other one was Wayne Static.
PaigeHOST
13:04
Link Staley?
MattmanHOST
13:06
Wayne Static.
Fat BoyHOST
13:07
And then-
MattmanHOST
13:08
Deuce Staley is still alive
MattmanHOST
13:13
What are you doing? You just-
Fat BoyHOST
13:15
No, there was somebody else that-
MikeHOST
56:30
That's what his hair looks like.
MacHOST
56:33
He looks like Wayne Static.
MacHOST
56:34
Wednesday.
MacHOST
56:35
Look at all these OG chocolate, or these milks.

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