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Subject: We've lost a metal legend

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Martin Baloch

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Date Posted: 13:53:01 02/24/02 Sun

Unfortunately Im too young to remember the Bay Area thrash scene in the early eighties, but i grew up listening to the products of it (Metallica, Slayer, Exodus, Pantera etc). I couldnt believe the news of the great Paul Baloffs passing.Most of the bands I listen to now still owe a great deal to him and Exodus,and the scene would be totally different without him. I didnt cry when George Harrison died but I did when Paul did. Paul, i may not have known you personally, but I feel like we were bonded by blood.

PAUL BALOFF R.I.P

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