Talk:Paul Bostaph

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Doesn't it seem like this article is a little too... POV?

Very.

It looks a lot better now after the re-write, though.

Jtravis 08:20, 7 March 2006 (UTC) I removed the paul bostaph bio written by mike aresco. I used it with his permission and you cut some out AND removed the bio authors credit.

[edit] Drum Tech

There is mention of Dave Lombardo's drum tech filling in but constantly making mistakes. Who is he, & what evidence shows he "filled in ?"

It's his teacher - from an interview with Bostaph "Anyways, they had a drummer, I forgot his name, Dave’s drum teacher at the time. He was working out for them but every time they would practice he would make the same mistakes in the same songs. So, either he wasn’t doing his homework or he just forgot his parts." M3tal H3ad 03:37, 20 April 2007 (UTC)