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Subject: Tour dates Author: Bacteria13 [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:11:31 10/25/02 Fri I remember hearing a Thrash Metal compilation tape a friend had in school wayyyyyyyyy back in 1984 when I was a budding Metalhead. On the tape were early Slayer, Metallica, Accept, Helloween and, of course, Exodus. I was hooked, and I still have the Music For Nations 'BBB' vinyl release to this day. I remember when Mr. Baloff left Exodus, then 'Pleasures' was released, and I remember thinking, 'Nah, it's not the same'. But there was talk of Baloff joining German thrashers Destruction at one point - I still salivate at the thought of what music they would have made ... I was surprised at how heavy songs from the 'Pleasures' album sounded on the live CD, which made me dig it out again. It's a classic waiting to be rediscovered. I was saddened to read about Paul Baloff's passing - I never knew the man, but I grew up with his (and the rest of the band's) music. Surely no greater form of respect. Exodus are playing a couple of dates in the UK in December - if you can fit it please play in Dublin, Ireland. There is a HUGE Metal following in Ireland and you will be welcomed like the conquering heroes you are. Stay heavy. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]