Robb Flynn), Death Angel, Heathen, Forbidden (going under their original name, Forbidden Evil), Anthrax, Sadus, Stormtroopers of Death and Exodus were among the performers. Schuldiner died from cancer four months later, and Exodus' singer Paul Baloff died from a stroke the following year. However, Testament's singer, Chuck Billy, survived cancer. Death Angel and Heathen would reform and record new albums as a result of their reunions for the benefit concert, and Exodus, who had been on semi-hiatus at the time, asked 1980s era singer Steve Souza to rejoin the band after Baloff's death, also leading to a new album. On July 9, 2005, a "sequel" concert, Thrash Against Cancer, took place, featuring Testament, Lȧȧz Rockit and Hirax, with Death Angel guitarist Ted Aguilar. Notable venues The Chatterbox, San Francisco Formerly Graffiti. Hosted early 1980s punk shows. NOFX: July 1, 1988 Hell's Kitchen: February 25, 1989 The Fillmore, San Francisco Exodus & Forbidden: July 14, 1989 (Recorded and released as the live album Good Friendly Violent Fun) Testament: 1995 (Recorded and released as the live album Live at the Fillmore) Metallica: 2003 and 2011 The Old Waldorf, San Francisco Hosted some of Metallica's first shows in the Bay Area. Kabuki Theatre, San Francisco Metallica, Armored Saint, & Death Angel: March 14 & 15, 1985 Megadeth and Exodus: May 31, 1985 The Farm, San Francisco Exodus and Heathen: July 17 & 18, 1986. These were Zetro's first shows singing for Exodus. The Keystone, Berkeley & Palo Alto At Berkeley's Keystone: Megadeth, April 15, 1984 Mabuhay Gardens, San Francisco Located at 435 Broadway in San Francisco, this club held a number of shows for hardcore and thrash bands. Death Angel, Possessed, and Testament: February 23, 1985 On Broadway, San Francisco Open from 1984–1985, second floor of 435 Broadway, also called "Rock on Broadway", in the same building as Mabuhay Gardens. Hosted bands such as Attitude Adjustment, Blind Illusion, Control and Heathen. Opened as "Rock On Broadway" by Brent Turner of Mad Reign and then eventually managed by Paul Baloff of Exodus. Ruthie's Inn, Berkeley Prior to, and upon moving back to California, the Texas-born Wesley K. Robinson was immersed in the jazz music scene. While in the Army, was immersed in the New York City jazz music scene, where he met musicians like Pharoah Sanders and John Coltrane. Robinson returned to the Bay Area in the early 1960s. In 1975, frustrated by the