@Foxy: of course, Angels weren’t The Band… 
When we decided to burry The Band, Duncan wanted to go on. He first joined Vision Factory, don’t remember why he left. He then formed Angels, and I think Duncan (J-C for the friends), really had a tough time with them Frenchies. He probably had a lot of stress… :satisfied But, he had his experience from The Band, so he was indeed able to bring Angels to some sort of standard. The success of The Band, was that we all worked hard to get there. From cracker, to coder, to swapper to modem freak. We were all dedicated to get the job done. And above all: we wanted to be respected by the scene for what we did: working releases, good trainers and here and there a nice intro. No flames, no half baked cracks, no stolen code and no false credits… unlike other groups we’ve known back then. We did not last for that many years, but I think we set the standard for future scene groups. Ah well, it was a nice time and I still like to think that we put Belgium on the map! (together with BS1)
And about flames, they were part of business as usual! The only group we ever had a big flame with, was Ackerlight. Somehow, they couldn’t stand our gutts. Never knew why really, and… never cared 