La Rocque
I am that I am
Sad news indeed .
The funny thing is that I knew that this was going to happen sooner or later. He has diabetes, and for me it is really amazing how much he stayed in the band despite the circumstances.
I have Type 1 diabetes (I guess he has Type 2) so believe me when I tell you that it is tough. I do not really know how he managed to stay in the band for so long, I thought that he was going to leave it a couple of months after they said the announcement.
I think it is for the best, I am pretty sure the touring really hit him, so it is better for him to take care of his health .
It's a pity that he could not stay until the DVD was recorded though .
He certainly is a great bass-player, truly an inspiration (I am a bass-player too) .
I will always remember that he had a great presence on stage, he always moved a lot and screamed and raised his hands. For me he was the one who had more on-stage presence (next to Mikael).
I am glad that I could met him, he certainly is a great person .
Good-bye Mickey! Rock-on!
- Daniel
P.S.: It would be very interesting if Martin H. returned to the bass, although I do not think that will happen.
I wonder who is the session player? Maybe Fredrick Johansson?
I am very curious to see who will be the new member....
Lil' Bloodred Ridin' Hood lives
How about this?
Have Martin or Niklas play the bass
and only have one guitar player in the band -