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Subject: influence Author: hardy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:11:56 02/25/02 Mon We heard that Paul died a few days ago, and we can only say, that the world lost a highly remarkeable person, too soon. For me and my bandmates Exodus was and will be always a big influence, their last live output with Paul on vocals is, in our opinion, a milestone in liverecordings, ever. The combination of humour and extreme heavyness combined with very high instrumental standard will hardly be reached again by anyone.To all the people that were directly related to him there is only one thing to say - be strong ! Greetings and cheers from Berlin / Germany Hardy of BRAINEATERS (www.braineaters.de) (Please excuse my sick german-english) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]