Daisy Berkowitz SMP Lunchbox Solo guitar

[@pullthereins]

There you have the Marilyn Manson sound that we all knew, loved and feared so dearly 🤟🏻

[@kiko-2252]

Literally !!

[@pedrosantiago3519]

Daisy rest on peace ✌👏🙂

[@andrewburchett5028]

It was never as good when he left

[@murdermuseum8280]

Indeed. It's pretty amazing. I wish I could have been there.

[@Willie.dangle]

No one did solos for Manson like he did...r.i.p man

[@7Lace77]

I mean John 5 is great, but can't deny this guys talent and the fact he started it. Why didn't he continue with Manson? I know he wasn't into so much gimmicky stuff like carrying lunchboxes lol.

[@_a.lel_]

​@@7Lace77because reznor and manson were overall assh0les with him. Just to let you know, they tormented him all the time in the recording sessions, to the point that one time reznor voluntarily smashed a guitar gifted to daisy by daisy's father that at the time was recentely deceased

[@PowerTec_]

Manson fired his ass for missing practice, crazy huh?

[@Willie.dangle]

@@_a.lel_ man that sucks cuz I'm a huge nin fan... I know back then everyone was on mad drugs tho so who knows why Trent did that but hopefully he's not like that now an feels bad for shit. If not tho then all respect for him is now lost

[@somersfamily]

​@@PowerTec_he didn't get fired

[@KlystiEvangelist]

Manson and co did Daisy so dirty. None of them would have had a career without him and his skilled playing.

[@BrokeAssCollector]

His sounds are unique but extremely easy to play additionally Daisy willingly left the band worst possible timing too right before they became a household name unfortunate timing and I bet he regretted it for the rest of his life but he did willingly walk out and quit and that's all there is to it we all make those choices some of them will damn us for the rest of our lives so make good choices

[@KeithReyn]

100% correct

[@danielhall-wl4ql]

Amen , only thing I know to be fact you said it !

[@danielhall-wl4ql]

I said Amen before I seen ya name ,just got real weird for me my man

[@KlystiEvangelist]

@@danielhall-wl4ql it's a song title from a metal band.

[@kattatonic8010]

This is sad. This man deserved much more. He was selling off everything at the end of his life for medical care and playing shows; and Manson nor anyone in the industry could ostensibly help with the bills 🙄(shows how much these backing musicians really make, as well as the audacity of medical costs in America). This man was one of the most innovative, interesting guitarists to walk to planet. I've never heard someone make a guitar sound like this man did. RIP Scott

[@shaunlapointe5089]

It was very sad at that time. I was lucky enough to connect with him online and got some things from him as well as all his solo 3Tg material. My favorite guitarist EVER.

[@bbodinefan11]

Why in the hell couldn't they help him?

[@kattatonic8010]

@@bbodinefan11 It's not that they "couldn't" as much as they just "ignored the issue and just straight up DIDN'T, probably for monetary issues, obviously."

[@shaunlapointe5089]

@bbodinefan11 he was busy hanging put with Johnny Depp..

[@ModulatorUK]

Didn't he sue Manson and the bands lawyers for like 18 million or something like that in 1998 claiming royalties and publishing rights?

[@murdermuseum8280]

Scott deserved so much better. He is such a under rated talent to Marilyn Manson music and group. Marilyn Manson band now is joke! Mr Manson still performs this song and no one plays it like Scott!

[@revolutionday1]

I spoke to Scott a couple of times and he told me that Mr. Warner had basically cut him out of anything and everything to do with Manson stuff, even the things he had played on. This means financially etc., even when he knew he was sick.

[@murdermuseum8280]

@@revolutionday1 You used to chat with Scott too! I believe it! Brian did the same shit to Gidget! My friend Al was the guitar player of the Dali Gaggers and he helped Gidget Sue Manson in court for using his bass riff for the song 1996 on Antichrist super star, it was originally called she's not my girlfriend. It's sad Manson should of been a decent human about handling things with his band members.

[@murdermuseum8280]

@No One yes Marilyn Manson the person and the hired hands that play in the band are jokes lol.

[@Xwolf-ragex-codm]

But if you really think about it, every band is a joke- I mean you have 3 or more people coming together with their skills, f-ing off to see what they can accomplish.

[@murdermuseum8280]

​@@Xwolf-ragex-codm No. Marilyn Manson and his back up members are the joke.

[@oxrjbizzle1984y]

daisy is one of my favorite guitar players, i love his weird mix of psychadelic, heavy metal, and punk rock. he had a very unique style and his sound was so great on those early mm albums! RIP Scott! he was also a great songwriter as well!

[@tranquilprizm3869]

He’s always been my favorite Manson guitar player. As teenager learning guitar I could never figure out how to play this song the way he did

[@ОлегМеркулов-я5х]

Cake and sodomy тоже интересно придумана,там тоже сложностей хватает

[@murdermuseum8280]

This is amazing!! As a old school Marilyn Manson and the spooky kids fan this makes me so happy.

[@형석쿤]

I miss you daisy

[@dix-enormus]

hearing it without everything else brings out raw nostalgia

[@albertrose8636]

Really Best..... we not forgot this legend.... 🌹🙏🌹 ✝️RIP✝️ 🌼🌹🌼

[@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV]

That Peavey amp you see behind him is the amp he used when recording the guitar for Sweet Dreams...specifically the solo.

[@murdermuseum8280]

That's awesome. How did you know that?

[@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV]

@@murdermuseum8280 Scott told me lol

[@alessioturturiello]

@@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV Are you for real, man? Lol

[@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV]

@@alessioturturiello yeah, he flat out told me in 2013.

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

@@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV yup it matches the picture to of the picture he had on the couch recording. and also that guitar went through a few paint phases if i recall and i think the evil scooby doo look was the last. pretty surehis sister has all his stuff. she auctioned some off after his death. prob stuff he was going to auction off anyways

[@Pyromantic_Dream]

This was it. He deserved more. 🖤

[@stephentaylor6268]

Great video…recently returned to listening to Portrait…such an amazing album, not just shock rock.

[@shock_n_Aweful]

If you enjoyed Portrait of an American Family, this dude wrote almost all the music.

[@sloth9667]

Same with antichrist superstar

[@shock_n_Aweful]

@@sloth9667 he wrote some of the songs on it but not nearly as much

[@sloth9667]

@@shock_n_Aweful true

[@markrosenquist8259]

Smells like children also.

[@sloth9667]

@@markrosenquist8259 his solo on sweet dreams is my 2nd favorite solo in mansons discog

[@krissylee524]

He deseved so much more.rip Scott.

[@bulldawg7232]

I remember 1996 NIN concert BC place Vancouver, Marylin Manson opening...Daisy Berkowitz, green hair orange pants .. he was the first real rock star I have ever seen

[@jazzmoney4520]

Got to see Korn , Manson , & Danzig in one night, 1995 .

[@HiGlowie]

@@jazzmoney4520 sorry you had to see Korn.

[@Bubonic4U]

Daisy Berkowitz deserves so much more than he gets. He was the real musical force of the band.

[@4ThoseAbout2RaxxWeSaluteU]

Unbelievable. This man wrote the book on how to do a successful cover song correctly and what makes a cover song work. He did it like three times and most people can't even do it once. You could probably teach a music class based on what he did.

[@aprilragsdell2846]

Lovely! R.I.P ❤️

[@aegisreflector1239]

How did you know Scott?

[@aprilragsdell2846]

@@aegisreflector1239 I was a Manson fan in the 90s, but I met Scott a few times years after he left MM

[@aegisreflector1239]

@@aprilragsdell2846 Wow very cool, I wish I could have talked with him.

[@aprilragsdell2846]

@@aegisreflector1239 yes, I wish I could have seen and talked to him more times. He was very friendly and down to earth. He will always be missed. 💔

[@aegisreflector1239]

@@aprilragsdell2846 Iv been analysing his guitar playing and song writing recently,it sucks he never got the credit he deserved as a musician. Manson a band that sold millions,is international, where he was a point in time the 50 50 foundation of it all along with manson, and no one not even within music fans/musicians circles barely recognizes his work. I guess that's expected in notorious front man named bands like manson. Do most people remember Billy idols, Alice Cooper, Bowie's, GG allins(yes he actually made decent records before the heroin and booze destroyed him) Elton johns, danzigs etc band of musicians? Probably not

[@yaya-p1v1b]

Fuck yeah Scott daisy berkowitz was my favorite guitarist of mansons bands

[@chrismj4676]

Such a pioneer. I chatted with him through the power of social media before he passed and would rave to him about his work and paving the way. I could tell he really appreciated the recognition and compliments of being such a big part of many peoples lives and writing so many memorable riffs for us all to enjoy to this day. Life is short people, have fun while we are here!

[@maksymmerkulow5196]

I remember this song. RIP Daisy.

[@nu385]

RIP Scott. He was a very gifted guitarist. If you watch this you can see all the small details that add to the song. Lots of unusual voicings and lines to add dissonance. Very creative. Do yourself a favor and listen to the original Criteria Mixes of Portrait, before Trent remixed it. The guitar is much more prominent and you can really appreciate Scott's unique style.

[@motoki1]

Man this guy is so good. Love that early sound. Isn’t it ironic that there’s a guy with a gun watching him?

[@jefflwadfordjr.1128]

My favorite band and my favorite guitar player.

[@asdrofllmao]

We miss you, Daisy.

[@grungetea]

We love you Scott. You were so creative.

[@wmmatthew83]

Scott one of reasons I play Jackson guitars. Scott was amazing guitarist

[@DennisJoseph-n3u]

I don't remember what anyone said at the time, but I seriously remember how Scott Putesky made me feel at the time with those riffs.

[@ManuelLuna-zj4gh]

R.i.p. Daisy, You created that sound, i found out u Also had collaborated with Manson on the anticrhist Superstar album

[@rockhurstalum09]

Awesome!

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales7218]

Scott Mitchell Putesky, conocido como Daisy Berkowitz (East Orange, Nueva Jersey; 28 de abril de 1968[1]​-Los Ángeles, California; 22 de octubre de 2017),[2]​ fue un músico estadounidense. Fue el guitarrista principal y cofundador de la banda de metal industrial Marilyn Manson. Eligió su apodo inspirado en Daisy Duke, personaje de la serie televisiva Los Dukes de Hazzard interpretado por Catherine Bach, y en David Berkowitz, psicópata conocido también por el sobrenombre de «Hijo de Sam».

[@sillasela9499]

Marilyn Manson es rock and roll. Los subgéneros van más allá del supuesto 'metal industrial'.

[@freedomahu]

RIP Daisy and all that could of been

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

nbody could ever play those songsafterwards as good as scott did. not even close!

[@varunnazareth2657]

🌷🌷🌷Daicy🌷🌷🌷 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@petevaldezbc1]

Sure Mason's 2 best albums came after Daisy left (Antichrist and Holywood) but Antichrist still had some of his sound remaining (and I think even some of his actual playing remained on tourniquet)...to me Daisy's departure spelled the end of the band and it just became about Manson after that

[@wrathrat]

RIP Daisy

[@spacedout_bae]

Security guard is dighin the show 😎🤘🤣

[@night_speed]

RIP Daisy. Manson was never the same after he left. Between his guitar tone and Trent Reznor's production everything after Antichrist Superstar was crap.

[@HiGlowie]

I liked Mechanical Animals and Holywood, but Portrait was by far the best imo.

[@joeyferguson840]

I miss D.B. ......Manson started to suck when he left. I've always respected Twiggy as a bassist but Manson made a mistake letting Scott go. He created his own sound.....Psychocoustical guitar. He developed his own style guitar as a genre all its own. There's only what.....maybe two hand fulls of guys that can say that. I loved their sound back when and while I dug Antichrist Superstar only a few tracks were complex at least from a 🎸 standpoint.....which just so happened to be the tracks Scott worked on. Tourniquet being 1 of them. I believe Wormboy was another Scott worked on as well...I think thats what it was called. I can't remember cause I haven't heard it in like a decade or so. The rest wasn't all that great as far as writing goes. Twiggy had to basically help fill in on guitar and given more time I know Twiggy would have killed it and it would have been better but he didn't have alot of time plus he had to do his tracks as well and I know he did other shit also. Being in a hurry to get it done after Scott left it just got simple. Sometimes simple is good and simple can certainly be heavier alot of the time. It should have been better than it was is all I'm saying. It all went to shit when Daisy left. It really went to shit when Twiggy left.

[@ps.6023]

Brian made a mistake first with letting Gidget go, it startd at first to go downhill right when that happend and went to the shitter when Scott was gone. Gordy aka Twiggy was a usless Gidget clone that was a thingmaker and a loser

[@joeyferguson840]

@@ps.6023 You got me. You're 100% correct.....I forgot about G.G. Those were the days. I was only a fan from almost the start until a bit after PortrAit. Lets be honest though.....as far as Manson goes.....anyone could play bass for them. Same goes for guitar....even though Scott's style was something to be desired because it was an original kinda thing and not some trendy rehashed kinda thing....its not like it was difficult to play. It was his sound and style I always admired. When I made music and did the band thing for a while I wanted it to be original. If it didn't sound that way I scrapped it. Any Manson musician never really blows you away.....on any instrument. Yes....it was an original sound but at the same time none a these guys sound like they study at Juilliard. I mean when Manson came out I was like 11 or 12. I could play anything they played and had only been playing like a year at the time. As soon as I grew up more I lost interest. I can truly say it was more about being an outcast for me. I never wanted to be anything else. Never wanted to be normal. It wasnt about goth or a fashion statement. I did know quite a few people that wore fishnets and make-up but that shit just wasn't for me. Its the message I guess is what got me. Its hard to be a Manson fan once you've gone to see Pantera and White Zombie together. Tool on the Aenima tour really blew my mind as well. It was all a blur from then on.

[@ps.6023]

@@joeyferguson840 yes anyone could play bass for them, but Brad(Gidget) was more than just a bass player, he gave the look and attude that allowed the band to excell, much of Brain's Sucess was owed to Gidget, ie the looks, the content and the refrences. I was also 11 or twelve and later bcame friends with Brad and Scott, I met Gordy (Twiggys spooky kid groupie name) and he was an utter pompus jerk, nothing like Brad, and Scott. I got to also know the Lunchbox kid and his dad and get some memorbillia from their friends that i cherish forever such as an original spooky kids set list hand written by Scott. As for Pantera you were lucky to see Dimebag live :( many people didnt know how underrated Gidget was I was lucky to have known him and he was VERY humble to fans and anti-fans alike a VERY chill guy.

[@joeyferguson840]

@@ps.6023 Thats cool....I was lucky enough to meet Dimebag twice. Once at a Dallas Stars game with Vinnie but the first time I met him was at a music store in Arlington. I was jamming on this Mesa Boogie amp that I later bought and my friend Smurf came over. Check it out he said....its Dime. I looked over and saw this guy with his back turned and he looked so short. I said that ain't Dime....2 secs later he turned and I saw his face. We all went over to meet him. I had a piece of paper they gave me coming in the store I was gonna have him sign. My friend and bass player Jeremy....we called him Germ. I used to say the chili peppers had Flea. We had Germ. Anyway he ripped a price tag off a guitar and had him sign that. I had him then sign that piece a paper....he looked at me and said "you want me to keep signing this" and I said hell yes. I'll sell the extras. He laughed and said "better take your ass to kinkos" Of course later we went outside and waited for him to come out to ask him if he wanted to burn one with us. He declined....said he had to run but he'd catch us on the flipside. I understand. Your famous....you can't just go smoke with anyone. You could be smoking anything ya know. He had walked in and browsed.....walked to the front and said a few words and they pushed this giant roller with all this gear out to his car. He didn't pay for shit. This was in 98...he signed them all Dimebag CFH98. I have the 1 I kept framed with a photo of his gravesite. He's buried about 100 ft. from my grandparents and another 200 from my Aunt and Uncle. I always stop by his grave and say my peace after I visit my family. I will always treasure those times meeting him cause he was my idol and he was a real laid back individual. Such a good guy. I saw Pantera in 96 with Zombie.....that was the show I mentioned in the earlier comment....the one where Phil Od'd on heroin. Again in 97 and 98 and 01. I wanna say 2000 as well but I can't remember too well. A couple of those shows were from Ozzfest and being there's so many bands there I only remember seeing a few. SOAD and Slipknot in OF 99. Slipknot was on the second stage playing to a crowd of 50 people or so. That was before anyone really knew who they were. I mainly went to that show just to see the Deftones who were my favorite band at the time. Seen them a few times the last of which was with Stone Sour and Korn who had Buckethead filling in for the just Head who I guess was busy on his spiritual retreat in Jerusalem at the time. I've seen Korn twice with original line-up which was the Korn I prefer. Met em at a signing and got pictures shaking Monkeys hand and got 1 of my friend Crystal hugging J.D. She was the big Korn fan though and made me drive her there. It was a cool experience though. Anyway that show with Buckethead was cool cause I went with a guy who was good friends with the head of security at Smirnoff....formally Coca Cola Starplex and he got us two floor passes and we got to go backstage and meet everyone. That was a blast. Did it again a year later and got to meet Rob Zombie. I would have rather it been W.Z. cause I always wanted to meet J. He's another guy I really admire when it comes to guitar. I love his sound....especially in Devil Music.....so smooth but heavy at the same time. I treasure the fact I got to see them as well cause I believe they broke up not long after that tour. In 2001 I went to another Ozzfest just to see Mudvayne on the second stage. We left right after.....I envy the fact you knew Scott and Brad.....I always wanted to see Manson in the early years. Had to make do on the AntiChrist tour....it was memorable only because of the date. I got to see them on December 31st 1999....bringing in the millennium at Will Rogers in Ft. Worth. I wasn't gonna go at first when I found out Scott wasn't gonna be with em and I almost didn't go. Believe me when I say I tried to scalp my tickets before the show. Now I'm older and haven't been to a show in maybe a decade or so. I miss those days. It was good to be young.

[@TranzparentMethods]

Couldn't agree more the only song on "Antichrist Superstar" that still rings out to me is "Worm Boy" mainly because Scott played on that song. After Daisy was gone there were no more quirky solos. Manson could be talking about something so serious and then Daisy's solo would kick in. His solos and riffs are some of my favorite of all time. RIP Scott Putesky. You were a true original.

[@NatriumSulfuricum]

R.i.p

[@smoukingun]

❤

[@SacRaFiX24]

Oh Scotty Ps spirit is alive and well. I got his lunchbox right next to me..

[@ОлегМеркулов-я5х]

Самая любимая песня из всех,после last day on Earth

[@leonardobarrios3217]

👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@lucasbenevides3582]

anibody knows about daisy pedalboard int his video? lov & respect.

[@mscrsc3274]

Piola

[@nomyahr2379]

Piola

[@mscrsc321]

@@nomyahr2379 piola

[@nuajlenuma144]

Qué evento fue ese?

[@dvnieldver]

BoomCon, a pop culture convention in Costa Rica.

[@boson6336]

The stale modern background with the Npc security guard makes this all the more depressing. True artists will always suffer the most

[@earthworm85]

Is this the only video?

[@dvnieldver]

It is. Should I discover more from then, I'll post.

[@nastya80000]

Scott?

[@dvnieldver]

Yes

[@nastya80000]

@@dvnieldver thank you... I couldn't believe this

[@tanner3285]

Which part is the solo?

[@joeyferguson840]

I think they meant he's playing the song solo.....by himself. Especially since he plays the whole song, but your right being that there's not really a solo in the song. In the strictest sense of the word anyway

[@pullthereins]

LoL

[@tanner3285]

@@joeyferguson840 Thanks for replying brother. I was wondering.

[@carlosarmandoreyortega9800]

at 3:45

[@seanx8646]

Bad acoustics in the room. I've tried learning the song Berko style and is a lot more complex than it sounds

[@yessno8800]

W8 is this actually the real daisy berkowitz or is this a cover

[@dvnieldver]

This is the real Daisy, real name Scott Putesky. He was a guest at BoomCon pop-culture convention in Costa Rica, where I filmed this.

[@freedomahu]

This is the one and only Daisy Berkowitz co founder of the band Marilyn Manson

[@raybazan9002]

Sad

[@violationoftheart]

Lol the clothes

[@jasonsmith9094]

Zim Zum makes this dude look like an armature, good thing he got fired before AntiChrist Superstar. John5 was the best thing that ever came along.

[@Jelias293]

damn... u are a real asshole, have some respect dude

[@pullthereins]

@@Jelias293 That’s just what trolls do. If it weren’t for Daisy, there wouldn’t have been a need for a Zim Zum, a John 5, a Tim Skold or any of those other cronies that Manson’s hired throughout the years.

[@orderofrecluse]

Scott was the backbone of Marilyn Manson. His style and compositions to this day are still unsurpassed. Your comment makes you look like an armature. Go run along now and let the adults talk.

[@billybutcher4995]

Lmao zim zum had to play to a recording of the lunchbox intro live bc he couldn’t even play it right. Scott shits on zim zum who fucked up songs every show and John 5 is way too overrated.

[@pullthereins]

@@billybutcher4995 All three guitarists brought different traits to the table. Ultimately Daisy set the bar. Daisy co-wrote 11 songs on Portrait, 4 songs tracks on Antichrist Superstar. Plus 21 songs from the bands earlier demo albums. 36 songs total. Zim Zum is responsible for co-writing 8 songs on Mechanical Animals. John 5 is responsible for co-writing 15 songs on Holywood and 13 songs on Golden Age of Grotesque. 28 songs total.

[@schnazzybo]

awful....

[@revolutionday1]

Scott Mitchell Putesky still owns your sorry ass.

[@G.L.O.S.S.]

Just listen to the shit you play lmao caradura

[@fiascostew5001]

Berkowitz was the man he was Manson this guy is missed I stopped listening to Manson when he split n left all the douche bags with those idiots mine inch nails too Berkowitz style made the real Manson band

[@vidsforsquids]

This is a full on joke

[@AI-Consultant]

Here are some key details: Putesky sued Manson in 1998 alleging he was owed publishing royalties for co-writing songs on Manson's albums. Putesky claimed he was due royalties as a co-writer on many songs but hadn't been paid properly. The case alleged breach of contract and unjust enrichment by Manson's label and publishers. In 1998, the parties settled the case out of court for an undisclosed sum and agreement on future royalties. Specific settlement terms were not made public, but Putesky was said to have regained some of his royalty rights. Putesky later said the settlement wasn't hugely lucrative but did get him his proper share of credits and royalties moving forward. He and Manson remained estranged after the lawsuit until Putesky's death from cancer in 2017 at age 49. So in summary, Putesky settled his royalty lawsuit against Manson in 1998 for an undisclosed amount and agreement on proper crediting and payments. It was a legal victory that got him the compensation he was seeking.

[@AI-Consultant]

"Get Your Gunn" man on the outside of the window looking in

[@douglas5097]

lol