At last a definitive answer...but it's a shame that the story couldn't have been told from that point of view a few years ago, so that by now the journalists would have given up on the whole 'acrimonious split' angle. It's boring. John Woodruff, to me, has always seemed like a sensible and genuine man, and one who saw the potential of the band. For that I guess there are lot of us who are grateful.

Interesting to see that their popularity doesn't seem to have diminished. Those album sales (if actual sold copy numbers)are quite spectacular.

Thanks for that Kat!

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