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Sköld played guitar on the band's 2007 world tour, Rape of the World, with Rob Holliday ( formerly guitarist / bassist for Curve, Gary Numan, The Mission and The Prodigy ) taking over bass duties.
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On the band's 2004 release, Lest We Forget: The Best Of, Sköld produced, played lead guitar, and sang backup vocals on the cover version of " Personal Jesus ", which was also released as a single.
Throughout his career Sköld has played several different instruments and used equipment from different manufacturers, here is a list of notable equipment.
Sköld and guitar
Sköld first rented a bass guitar at age 12, and by the time he was 13, he was playing and singing in his first real band.
At this time, not only was Sköld the bassist for the band, but he was also producing, editing, creating artwork, electronics, programming drums and beats, playing guitar, keyboards, accordion and synthesizer bass for the album The Golden Age of Grotesque.
Sköld and on
Tim Sköld was born on December 14, 1966 in Skövde, a small city in Västergötland, Sweden.
Sköld also kept rehearsing with Cody on the weekends, and once out of the army he took on many odd jobs including library assistant, Volvo employee and as a gardener at a bathhouse.
However, at the time of release it received mixed reviews and continued public indifference, which eventually convinced the two to end the band, leading Sköld to embark on his solo project, Skold.
After the break-up of Shotgun Messiah, Sköld went on to pursue a solo career.
Promoting his debut album, Sköld and the rest of the live Skold band went on a short tour with Genitorturers.
This demo was given to several friends that Sköld considered trustworthy, but his songs appeared on the internet from one of them.
Sköld did production and instrumentation work on KMFDM's album Blitz, released March 24, 2009.
Sköld performed a show with Taime Downe's The Newlydeads on December 13, 2000 at the Pretty Ugly Club in Los Angeles.
Sköld, on bass, joined Ohgr, a project of Skinny Puppy vocalist Nivek Ogre, for the tour in support of its first album, Welt, in 2001.
Manson and Sköld went on to score the movie Resident Evil, released in 2002.
On January 9, 2008 Marilyn Manson posted a bulletin on MySpace which reported that Sköld had left the band and former bassist Twiggy Ramirez had returned to take his place.
The core line-up was joined on tour by John DeSalvo, Nivek Ogre, and Tim Sköld.
Together with Fredrik Ström and Hannes Sköld, Höglund wrote the anti-militarist manifesto Det befästa fattighuset ( The Fortress Poorhouse ) in which they described and criticized Sweden as an armed fortress and at the same time a poorhouse, where the people were miserable and the rulers spent all resources on militarism.
Sköld and band's
Adios was written almost entirely by Konietzko and Sköld, who became an official member for the band's final release with Wax Trax!
Sköld and tour
Due to a commitment to produce Marilyn Manson's album The Golden Age of Grotesque, Sköld was unable to join KMFDM's 2002 Sturm & Drang tour ; he did, however, make two guest appearances at shows in June.
Sköld and with
Tim Sköld ( Swedish: sköld meaning shield ) born December 14, 1966, in Skövde, Sweden ) is a multi-instrumentalist who, in addition to producing solo work, has also collaborated with multiple musical groups including Shotgun Messiah, KMFDM and Marilyn Manson.
Still under contract with Relativity Records, Sköld and Cody decided to go back to Sweden for the recording of the third Shotgun Messiah album, Violent New Breed, which leaned towards the industrial end of heavy metal.
Sköld stated in an interview with The Sychophant that he had made a demo with 10 copies ever made.
Coinciding with the release of The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3D in October 2006, Manson and Sköld contributed a cover of " This Is Halloween " to The Nightmare Before Christmas soundtrack, with Sköld taking care of the music while Manson provided the vocals.
Feiler runs together with Gunilla Sköld Feiler the artspace TEGEN 2 in Stockholm
Sköld and guitarist
Sköld later met guitarist Harry Cody at a New Year's Eve party, and they formed a creative partnership which would last for many years to come.
During the early 80's, bassist Sköld and guitarist Cody formed the glam metal band Kingpin in their native Skövde, Sweden.
Sköld and /
* 1966 – Tim Sköld, Swedish / American musician
Sköld and bassist
Sköld took a more prominent role in the band, not only as co-vocalist, co-writer, and bassist, but also as producer, engineer, and programmer, alongside KMFDM's founder Sascha Konietzko.
Sköld officially joined Marilyn Manson in 2002 after the departure of bassist Twiggy Ramirez.
Sköld and for
During his solo career, Sköld also provided remixes for several bands, such as Prong, Nature and Drown.
Studied for Otte Sköld 1944 – 46.
Sköld and over
At age 11, Sköld joined a playback band ( where the band mimes over recorded material ).
Sköld and bass
* Martin Sköld – bass, keyboards
* Tim Sköld – guitars ( 1, 2, 5, 8, 10 ), bass ( 2, 8, 10 ), drums ( 2, 8, 10 ), programming ( 2, 5, 8, 10 ), synthesizers ( 2, 5, 8, 10 ), vocals ( 2, 5, 8, 10 ), percussion ( 5 ), drumloops ( 9 )
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Thomas Bergqvist, a friend of Martin Sköld, was invited to come along and play the synth.
It was written by Martin Sköld and Markus Mustonen to celebrate the 350 year jubilee of the Swedish city Eskilstuna where Kent was founded.
Sköld grew up in a very liberal setting as the son of a 15-year-old mother named Åse and a father trying to get by as a semi-professional drummer.
At age 17, after 2 years of studying Process Engineering at a boarding school, Sköld moved into his own apartment and took a factory job making military equipment.
At age 19, Sköld and Cody talked a Swedish record company into allowing them to make a record, which they could use as a demo to reach the American market.
Soon after this release, Shotgun Messiah were down to two original members, Sköld and Cody, seeing the departure of Stixx and Lycon.
Around 2002, Sköld recorded a follow up to his 1996 self-titled album.
The demo is known as the Dead God EP, although Sköld says that it was called Disrupting the Orderly Routine of the Institution.
Sköld said that " someone suggested to me that I should go back to them and finish it off and release it.
After a short-lived solo career, Sköld joined KMFDM in 1997.
He wrote and sang the song " Anarchy ", which became a hit in clubs, and spawned subsequent remixes of the track done by Sköld himself.
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