Talk:Jeordie White

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Googling one can find both Jeordie Francis White and Jeordie Osbourne White. Which is it? —thames 20:21, 10 Jun 2005 (UTC)

It's osbourne white, check the A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step linear notes.

Also, according to the interview with Nardwar, Jeordie doesn't own a Gene Simmins bass.

Also, in the same interview, he says that he used to be in a speed metal cover band called The Ethiopians. White mentions that Metallica's Trapped Under Ice was one of the songs they covered.

—Dino213b 09:49, 10 Apr 2006 (EST) I made a Amboog-a-Lard wiki entry covering in part some of Jeordie's history. In my research I did run into an unclear point. How did Jeordie and Spooky kids actually meet? This wiki says while Jeordie was working in a music store. No sources were specifically cited that I could notice. Some of my sources (with similar uncertain credibility rating) state they met while running in the same circuit contest -- at the Annual South Florida Slammie, where Jeordie became "visible" in terms of talent by winning best rhythm guitarist award. Any thoughts?

Couldn't you site Manson's autobiography, he describes it in detail. 216.24.8.203 00:40, 30 January 2007 (UTC)

Shouldn't he also be credited for aMOTION, Thirteenth Step and With Teeth?