Patrick left the band in July 2007 for unknown reasons (although it was reported he left to work on side projects at home in Montreal) and had moved home to Montreal, Quebec after leaving Nashville. He was working on the French Canadian talk show of Belle et Bum during the months of August and September 2007. Patrick passed away the evening of September 27th, 2007 at his home in Montreal, Quebec at the age of 29, a little over a day before his 30th birthday.

quot;The pressure was accumulating. I was saying to myself "OK, we get successful in America. We get rich. What then? Do we become like the other bands who've made it?" There were things about those groups I didn't like, and I didn't want to become part of a supergroup. I was beginning to dislike myself for what i was doing. I had no idea what I wanted to do, but i knew I was sick of rock, the business, and everything about it. I just wanted to get out." - peter gabriel.

He quit because he had different ideas about the band's future than Alex and Geddy did, and he just wasn't excited about playing in Rush any more. His diabetes were also a strong argument against extended tours. John's still around. I see John quite often. He gave up playing shortly after he left the band and went into bodybuilding.

During the sessions for The Wall, Richard Wright was basically forced out of Pink Floyd. One story holds that Waters had even gone so far as to threaten to destroy all the working tapes if Wright didn't leave. Another quotes David Gilmour as saying that Wright wasn't contributing much of anything, and hadn't been for a couple years, partially due to something of "a bad cocaine habit." He did play with the band on The Wall tour, but not as a full member of the band.

I left because of disagreements that would never have gotten resolved. I felt that it was best for the band and myself for me to depart.

Sami (Vänskä) was the bassist for Nightwish from 1998 to early 2002, at which point Marco (Hietala) joined. There were personal reasons which only the band knows, but we know that Tuomas and Sami had problems agreeing on things. Tuomas speaks about this on the 'End of Innocence' DVD.

This, and many other line-up questions, can be found answered in the family tree section of this website.

According to a post on alt.music.genesis by Christian Gerhardts, Daryl left to join Phil's band full-time. Here's what Daryl had to say on the matter: A lot of things have changed inside Genesis and they wanted to play in the States at the same time Phil was playing in Europe. For me there was no chance to play with Genesis. To close the chapter Genesis was very hard for me. It always was a pleasureable thing. But also, I would miss Chester. So I would say that I miss Genesis in the 92 line-up.

Chris decided to leave the band in March 2003 to go back to school to become a teacher, married Terri in October 2003 and became a father.

Well, it's true. Drummer, Dave Rock and Rilo Kiley have sadly parted ways. The rest of us felt it was time to move on when some stuff came up that we couldn't resolve. This desicion has no impact on how any of us feels about Dave as a person. I love Dave Rock and wish him the best of luck in everything he does.

One story holds that Waters had even gone so far as to threaten to destroy all the working tapes if Wright didn't leave. Another quotes David Gilmour as saying that Wright wasn't contributing much of anything, and hadn't been for a couple years, partially due to something of "a bad cocaine habit." Wright himself has stated that he "left" the band, but that's almost definitely him putting his own spin on the situation.

Jeff's last show was August 3rd, 2002---he decided to leave the band to work on his songwriting and is now married with a child, living in Alberta (I believe).

Shortly after New Years, 1968 (probably the 5th or 6th of January) David Gilmour was asked to join Pink Floyd. The original intent was for Dave to "shadow" Syd on stage, stepping in to cover for him whenever necessary. This didn't last very long, though. The band played as a five-piece for about four shows before deciding that they could do well enough without Syd. So one night, on the way to a gig, they simply didn't pick him up.

On November 29, 1986, while performing "An Evening With Cary Grant" in Davenport, Iowa, Cary complained about not feeling well. He was taken to the hospital where he died of a stroke a short time later. Cary was not buried. He was cremated and his ashes were given to his daughter, Jennifer, and his wife, Barbara. I do not know for certain what Jennifer and Barbara did with his ashes, but I have heard that they were scattered in the hills around his Beverly Grove house.

Yes, because she thought that the sufferings of the soldiers in the Crimean War had led to improvements in Britain that she had helped to bring about. Yes, almost certainly. A young man spent nine years before the war proposing marriage to her but she rejected him to do God’s work instead. No, probably not a practising one. She seems to have had passionate friendships with women in her adolescence and again late in life. But for most of her life she was happier in the company of men.

He and the band had different ideas about the direction the band was taking. Dean left to create a new band, Blackeyed Susan, and the remaining members joined Tommy Paris for the Bite Down Hard album.

Adam has said... "JP Plunier introduced me to Jack. I was in a Latin Group with Merlo. I suggested him and it went from there"

Pearl Jam formed in late 1990 after the demise of Seattle singer Andrew Wood which broke up his band, Mother Love Bone of which Ament and Gossard were members.

Pat left June 7th, 2003 and went home to Canada to his wife Christa and infant daughter Talia. He's pursuing a career in the medical field. Update 10/06 -- Pat is living in Saskatchewan, working as a realitor and he and Christa welcomed a son in Summer 2006. Congratulations!

The following is excerpted from an interview with Warren by Mandy Jones for Cyndi Glass' fanzine, Privacy, March/April 1995 issue: W: "It just didn't work out...He did write some stuff with us, but it wasn't really his forte. He wasn't around at the beginning of the last album and we were working so fast. It was nice to work without drums, as writers it was a lot easier to write without a drummer. Nothing personal to him. And also I think it was a bit of too many cooks, that stuff comes into it.

Tommy was with the band from the beginning, and drummed on their first three studio albums. Tommy's last show was May 4, 1978, at CBGB in New York. Tommy left under amiable terms, citing a dislike of touring and desire to be a producer. He returned to produce the albums Road to Ruin and Too Tough To Die.

Marky was Tommy's replacement, joining the band in 1978. His first show was on June 29, 1978, in Poughkeepsie, New York. Marky suffered from a severe drinking problem which led to his departure in 1983. In fact, his drinking problem even caused him to miss a show on October 10, 1981, in Virginia Beach. Marky's last show before being replaced by Richie Ramone was November 27, 1982, in Islip, Long Island. Marky returned to the Ramones in 1987.

Richie's joined the band in 1983 and played his first show on February 13 in Utica, New York. Richie quit the band unexpectedly after a show in Easthampton, N.Y., on August 12, 1987. The Ramones were forced to cancel three shows. The book Ramones: An American Band, by Jim Bessman, states that Richie may have quit over a disagreement over pay, but does not give any details. Bessman also writes that "not surprisingly, none of the remaining Ramones speak favorably of Richie."

Numerous reasons have been cited for Dee Dee's departure. In Ramones: An American Band, by Jim Bessman, Dee Dee's wife Vera says the reason was a combination of the pressure of touring, constant songwriting, and recording, as well as his difficulties with sobriety. Johnny says that "I'm not really sure why Dee Dee quit. I never really knew what went on in his head." Dee Dee's last show was July 5, 1989, in Santa Clara, California. Dee Dee's replacement was C.J.

Jim left because he had always been considered a temporary drummer. He learned to play the drums for Veruca Salt. He was the frontman of a band called Ultraswiss before he joined Veruca Salt. He left to go return to Ultraswiss as a singer/guitarist.

quot;He was a fun and nice guy sometimes. But he didn't really fit in with us personality-wise. Many people travelling with us didn't get along with him. I wish him all the best. " According to people who spoke to Tommy, he doesn't hold any grudges against E. or Butch. He has a new band called the Abandoned Pools, and you can visit their website here.

No, she died of extreme old age at 90. There is no possibility at all that she had syphilis. Her life is extremely well-documented and the symptoms of syphilis are not compatible with what we know about her. But this rumour about syphilis is quite common. I have been told that it was publicised by a priest who was opposing a church proposal to commemmorate her. He said she was an atheist who died of syphilis, and this was widely published in the press and resulted in the proposal being dropped.

It was weakened by any combination of the above and became ripe for insects or disease to start to break it down.

Joe died on December 5th 1951 at home in Greenville, South Carolina. His death certificate dated December 9, 1951 lists the cause of death as "coronary thrombosis" caused by "arteriosclerosis" and "cirrhosis of the liver."