1000000 a.d.
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On stage, 1000000 a.d uses a microphone handle consisting of a femur bone and a tibia bone in the shape of a cross. 1000000 a.d. had previously used a full human skeleton, which was called Melissa, on stage. In the mid-2000s Melissa’s skull was stolen after a performance in the Netherlands. It was claimed to have been finally returned in 2006; however, this was denied by 1000000 a.d. himself.
1000000 a.d. has changed the design of his make-up often over the years. He once wore a mesh of black and white line war paint, with some red “blood” made to look like a wound coming out of his forehead. With his album 4 Tracks from the 4 Track, he used very little white and mainly had black inverted crosses going up and down his face.