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Jeff played guitar on first song played under the name Brian Jonestown Massacre at a performance art party at 21 Bernice in SF 1990. Tom, the drummer of our band "Pork's House" played drums and I played Bass. Jeff played guitar and Anton sang. The song was called "Junkies Die." Anton wrote it and we rehearsed it a couple of times for the show. At the time Anton was a friend hanging around with us at the warehouse and running the mixing board/lights for our band until Jonestown took off... 2603:8000:4001:8C02:44AC:9323:5DC7:2EB0 (talk) 21:47, 7 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]
