wanted to piss everybody off. We were listening to an old '80s tape on the way to the studio and I thought it suited what we were doing." The track was originally made famous by Gloria Jones in 1965 and perhaps more memorably by Soft Cell in 1981. Marilyn Manson would later cover the song in 2001. The cover of Stoopid was a tribute to Tairrie's very good friend Lynn Strait, Snot front-man, who had died in December 1998. In an interview with Kerrang! in 2000, Tairrie said of the cover: "When Lynn died on the same day as my Grandfather my band decided to cover 'Stoopid' when we went on tour. That was kind of my way of dealing with the grief that I was feeling." Terror video and possible existence of unseen June 10 video In a Kerrang! magazine feature from 1999, the magazine revealed that My Ruin had been busy recording two videos in London's Electrowerkz. The two videos and tracks in question were single Terror which was released to coincide with the release of the single and June 10, which to date has never surfaced. Both videos were said to be directed by photographer Paul Harries. The June 10 video was mentioned again on myruin.com, when Tairrie was answering fan questions sent to her via email and on the then myruin.com message board. She said in relation to a tour video/DVD documenting the My Beautiful Pain Tour: "I might be going back to England mid November to edit down the tour video. I will be doing it with the guys who did the "TERROR" video with me. This is not for sure because I kind of want to stay in LA and edit but it may not be an option. The video will include lots of live footage, fans, backstage, and the bands we were with on tour, also the unedited versions of "TERROR" as well as making of the video footage and possibly June Tenth footage." Live line-up When it came to the final line-up of the band, the first incarnation of My Ruin was: Melanie Makaiwi (guitar) Lance Webber (guitar) Meghan Mattox (bass) Marcelo Palomino (drums) Todd Osenbaugh (keyboards and samples) Marcelo Palomino had been the drummer for Tura Satana. At the time, Tairrie stated: "When I first walked out of Tura Satana, Marcelo was one of the reasons I left, so it's funny