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Singer Jello Biafra has stated " a week before our first gig we got a guitarist who called himself 6025 and he left about 6 months later ".
According to East Bay Ray, 6025 left the band because he wanted to play prog-rock, and felt the band's style was " too raunchy, too rock ".
6025 and band
In early to mid July, the band recruited 6025 ( Carlos Cadona ) as a secondary guitarist.
Carlos Cadona, better known by his stage name 6025, was the second guitarist — from July 1978 to March 1979 — for the American hardcore punk band Dead Kennedys.
Initially the band was a quartet, consisting of Klaus Flouride, Jello Biafra, East Bay Ray, and Bruce Slesinger, who all had answered an ad placed by East Bay Ray, but 6025 was added to the line-up before the first gig on July 19, 1978.
Ultimately, 6025 parted with the band in March, 1979.
6025 and 1979
* 6025 – rhythm guitar ( 1978 – 1979 )
* 1979 clip from last performance with 6025 ( link at YouTube )
6025 and .
Other notable features include the open cluster NGC 6025 and planetary nebula NGC 5979.
Its notable features include NGC 6025, an open cluster with about 30 stars ranging from 7th to 9th magnitude.
The machines with EIS were the ' even ' series, the 6040, 6060, 6080 and later the 6025.
The asteroid 6025 SATO-NAOTO, which Takeshi Urata discovered on December 30, 1992, was named after him.
* 6025 was the stage name of former Dead Kennedys songwriter and rhythm guitarist, Carlos Cadona.
Although 6025 is sometimes mentioned as a drummer, singer Jello Biafra has stated 6025 was recruited solely as a guitarist.
6025 joined the Dead Kennedys in July, 1978.
It was heavily rumored that 6025 did not leave of his own accord, but was ousted due to musical differences.
In an interview, Klaus Fluoride confirmed that 6025 and Jello Biafra became heavily opposed to each other's song-writing ideas, and after an argument culminating in a near fist-fight, 6025 chose to depart.
After leaving Dead Kennedys, 6025 is rumored to have briefly played with The Residents before being replaced by Philip " Snakefinger " Lithman.
After this, 6025 disappeared completely from the public eye.
magazine, a spin-off of the magazine AMP, Klaus Flouride states that 6025 went on to become a born-again Christian.
6025 was eventually diagnosed with schizophrenia.
The Dead Kennedys ' website simply states that 6025 has been suffering from a disability since the early 1980s.
In Alternative Tentacles bio for Dead Kennedys, former Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra states that 6025 hasn't dropped out of music altogether, but that he is still trying to be " the Captain Beefheart of gospel music.
" 6025 has been working on a Christian punk rock opera for years that, due to his mental state, he has decided he has now finished.
Its postcode is 6025.
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