Fallece Scott Columbus (ex-Manowar) 
In yesterday died, for reasons not reported, whichever battery Manowar Scott Columbus at age 54 old. Her former colleague Ross "The Boss" Friedman has been the first to confirm the sad news through social networks. Manowar members also sent an emotional message reminding who was his companion for many years. And it was in 1983 when Scott joined the legendary New York band replaces Donnie Hanzik. Scott worked as a clerk in a store and was recommended to the leader and Manowar bassist Joey DeMaio, who elected him as a new member. At this early stage, Manowar recorded five albums: "Into Glory Ride" (1983), "Hail To England" (1984), "Sign Of The Hammer" (1984), "Fighting The World" (1987) and "Kings Of Metal "(1988) that overestimated the band as the kings of heavy metal epic, with diehard fans around the globe. In 1990, Scott left the band due to illness of his son, being supplied by Kenny Earl "Rhino" Edwards. His departure finally became a break, returning to training in 1994 and remained until 2008. In this era are the studio albums "Louder Than Hell" (1996), "Warriors Of The World" (2002) and "Gods Of War" (2007), in addition to all records and released live DVD.
The reasons for the march in 2008, initially described as temporary, were musical differences DeMaio himself. It was in summer 2010, when Scott himself confirmed that his departure was definitva and would not return to Manowar. First Rhino and now Donnie Hanzik, retook the battery of the warriors Americans.
After a tour with the band of Ross The Boss, Scott was immersed in a new project called Guitar Instrumental with Patrick MacDougall, of which little is known so far.
always be the image of real biker with tattoos and a mustache and his face always serious and taciturn.
Currently, Manowar, with Eric Adams, Joey DeMaio, Karl Logan and Donnie are Hanzik tour, which will surely serve as a massive tribute to the deceased musician.
