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Subject: Paul Baloff R.I.P.

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Scot Petrie

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Date Posted: 00:09:28 02/24/02 Sun

I would like to express my sincere sympathy to everyone who knew of, and was related to Paul Baloff in some way. I am a Metallica fan but know of Exodus and have heard of them from the hard and heavy video volumn 4 or 5 video compilation and truly respect and admire Paul Baloff's and Exodus' contribution to metal in general. I am only 17 and am far behind as far as late 80's/early 90's metal goes but I know that credit should be given where credit is due. I have grown up on one-hit-wonders as mainstream sensations but have not fallen for the insincerity of this music and how these artists are 100% sell-outs. I love music which reflects a certain emotion given by an artist 110% which Paul Baloff totally and completely did. I love hard rock/metal and salute everyone about to rock - especially Pual Baloff. R.I.P.
Sincerely,
Scot Petrie

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