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Mark was in a very strange art/rock/??? band called [[Juan Bizarro]], who intermittently would play shows in the Hollywood area at the time. The members of Bush met Mark at a birthday party for [[Jack Irons]] (one time RHCP drummer), a party they attended because Tom had become friendly with [[Chad Smith]] while attending [[Musician's Institute]]. At this party, there was a friend of Chads, a Juan Bizarro member who played percussion (name lost to history), and via that person, the band was introduced to Mark. Pat Finn has said "I did see Juan Bizzaro at [[Club Lingerie]] once. I think Mark was kinda interested in Bush kinda being his band? Mark was like this insanely cool Peter Murphy/David Bowie persona to us, way cooler than we imagined we could ever be. I have no idea what became of him."  
Mark was in a very strange art/rock/??? band called [[Juan Bizarro]], who intermittently would play shows in the Hollywood area at the time. The members of Bush met Mark at a birthday party for [[Jack Irons]] (one time RHCP drummer), a party they attended because Tom had become friendly with [[Chad Smith]] while attending [[Musician's Institute]]. At this party, there was a friend of Chads, a Juan Bizarro member who played percussion (name lost to history), and via that person, the band was introduced to Mark. Pat Finn has said "I did see Juan Bizzaro at [[Club Lingerie]] once. I think Mark was kinda interested in Bush kinda being his band? Mark was like this insanely cool Peter Murphy/David Bowie persona to us, way cooler than we imagined we could ever be. I have no idea what became of him."  


Many demos were recorded by Pat Finn around this time, but only one proper Bush demo was recorded as a band, a 4 song tape from [[July 25]], [[1990]], recorded at Mark's house.
Many demos were recorded by Pat Finn around this time, but only one proper Bush demo was recorded as a band, a 4 song tape from [[July 25]], [[1990]], recorded at Mark's house.
 
As summer turned to fall, the prospects of Bush playing a show seemed to fade, as Mark's level of involvement and commitment was impossible to gauge and the band did not want to perform without him as a singer.  


It was under these slow-progressing circumstances by fall 1990 that Tom left the band under friendly terms to join a new band that his fellow Chicagoans had started with San Jose transplant [[Joe Sib]], [[Wax]].  
It was under these slow-progressing circumstances by fall 1990 that Tom left the band under friendly terms to join a new band that his fellow Chicagoans had started with San Jose transplant [[Joe Sib]], [[Wax]].