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}}'''Jeff Ward''' (November 1962–March 19, 1993) toured with [[Nine Inch Nails]] as the drummer, beginning with the [[Sin Tour]] and for all the 1991 shows, replacing [[Chris Vrenna]] who was absent during that period due to a falling out with [[Trent Reznor]]. He had also worked with Pigface, Ministry, Skafish, Revolting Cocks, Lard, and Low Pop Suicide, among others. It is assumed that Ward became acquainted with Reznor due to Reznor having worked with Al Jourgensen of Ministry and/or having toured with Revolting Cocks.
  
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'''Jeff Ward''' (November 1962–March 19, 1993) toured with [[Nine Inch Nails]] briefly in their early days. He had also worked with Ministry (with them notable singing lots of vocals in the song Breathe), Lard, Low Pop Suicide, and Revolting Cocks, among others. He was an extremely buff guy, and had a country cowboy meets flava flav-jewelry type look and he occasionally wore glasses. On stage sometimes he also had a Paul Bunyan/Norwegian style look. Seriously, he weighed about 310 lbs. and it was all pure muscle. He was just a little shorter than Trent Reznor.
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Ward died in 1993 of self-induced carbon monoxide poisoning after a long struggle with heroin addiction. ''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)|The Downward Spiral]]'' contains a dedication to him in its liner notes.
  
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Sadly, Ward died in 1993 of self-induced carbon monoxide poisoning after a long struggle with heroin addiction. Before this it was reported he killed his wife. ''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)|The Downward Spiral]]'' contains a dedication to him in its liner notes.
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==Body of Work==
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===Pigface===
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*''Welcome To Mexico...Asshole''
  
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==Body Of Work==
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===Ministry===
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Coming soon.
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*''The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste''
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===Hammeron===
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*''Nothin' to Do but Rock''
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===Lard===
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*''Power of Lard EP''
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*''The Last Temptation of Reid''
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===Low Pop Suicide===
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*''The Disengagement EP''
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*''On the Cross of Commerce''
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===White Lightning===
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*''This Poison Fountain''
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===Jim Skafish===
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*''Limited Series Cassette''
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===Revolting Cocks===
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*''Live! You Goddamned Son of a Bitch''
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*''Stainless Steel Providers''
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===Coven of Thieves===
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*''Coven of Thieves''
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===Slammer===
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*''Slammer'' (producer)
  
 
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[[Category:Former Members]]

Latest revision as of 04:09, 4 June 2024

Jeffward.jpg
Instruments:Drums
Active:1990-1991
Tours:Sin Tour-Pretty Hate Machine European Tour

Jeff Ward (November 1962–March 19, 1993) toured with Nine Inch Nails as the drummer, beginning with the Sin Tour and for all the 1991 shows, replacing Chris Vrenna who was absent during that period due to a falling out with Trent Reznor. He had also worked with Pigface, Ministry, Skafish, Revolting Cocks, Lard, and Low Pop Suicide, among others. It is assumed that Ward became acquainted with Reznor due to Reznor having worked with Al Jourgensen of Ministry and/or having toured with Revolting Cocks.

Ward died in 1993 of self-induced carbon monoxide poisoning after a long struggle with heroin addiction. The Downward Spiral contains a dedication to him in its liner notes.

Contents

  • 1 Body of Work
    • 1.1 Pigface
    • 1.2 Ministry
    • 1.3 Hammeron
    • 1.4 Lard
    • 1.5 Low Pop Suicide
    • 1.6 White Lightning
    • 1.7 Jim Skafish
    • 1.8 Revolting Cocks
    • 1.9 Coven of Thieves
    • 1.10 Slammer

Body of Work

Pigface

  • Welcome To Mexico...Asshole

Ministry

  • The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste

Hammeron

  • Nothin' to Do but Rock

Lard

  • Power of Lard EP
  • The Last Temptation of Reid

Low Pop Suicide

  • The Disengagement EP
  • On the Cross of Commerce

White Lightning

  • This Poison Fountain

Jim Skafish

  • Limited Series Cassette

Revolting Cocks

  • Live! You Goddamned Son of a Bitch
  • Stainless Steel Providers

Coven of Thieves

  • Coven of Thieves

Slammer

  • Slammer (producer)
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