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Can someone please fix up this site, maybe even put in an infobox. thanks 70.53.110.23 19:33, 4 June 2006 (UTC)
Somebody has changed the "based in Brighton" note to "based in London" and gone on to say more about "the" other Moist; but so many facts differ that I'm pretty sure we've just hit on a zeitgeisty name, and this is in fact a third band. The founder, city, track names and lack of a recording do not tally. I've removed the references which were wrongly attributed to the second one. Hopefully the contributor will come up with a new paragraph to explain the third band, but I've not done so since I know nothing about them and would therefore be rewording and entering data based on guesses. – Kieran T ( talk | contribs) 12:16, 15 June 2006 (UTC)
What's the relevance of these other bands? There is no point in having them on this page. The page is about a Canadian band called Moist. It's not about all bands that have at one time or another been called Moist. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.81.116.3 ( talk • contribs) 09:36, 31 July 2006
Just a heads up to some potentially jumpy editors here. I just made some edits and added some information that I know to be accurate, but I admittedly have no sources I can quote. I will explain them here in the hope that someone else can provide sources, or at least delay removing my contributions. Also, i made the changes anonymously before realizing i didnt log in
1) someone mentioned a video for "Ophelia" was made and aired on Muchmusic. The song probably appeared on radio, but there was never a video for it. Changed this to "Tangerine", and added a mention of its remix. I think the remix won some MMVAs, so there may be a source out there that can be cited for that.
2) the drummer's injury. i distinctly remember the back injury occurring and it being cited (at the time) as a main reason for the hiatus. I'm not citing here that it was a cause of the hiatus, but it did happen. I also mentioned band members play with david usher live and on his records occasionally. the liner notes for the CDs confirm this.
3) as for the section i added concerning alternate versions of songs, my source here is the fact i have mp3s of all these versions, so i know they exist, but i cant exactly cite them as sources. -- aoystreck —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.77.241.120 ( talk) 02:00, 8 November 2007 (UTC)
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Can someone please fix up this site, maybe even put in an infobox. thanks 70.53.110.23 19:33, 4 June 2006 (UTC)
Somebody has changed the "based in Brighton" note to "based in London" and gone on to say more about "the" other Moist; but so many facts differ that I'm pretty sure we've just hit on a zeitgeisty name, and this is in fact a third band. The founder, city, track names and lack of a recording do not tally. I've removed the references which were wrongly attributed to the second one. Hopefully the contributor will come up with a new paragraph to explain the third band, but I've not done so since I know nothing about them and would therefore be rewording and entering data based on guesses. – Kieran T ( talk | contribs) 12:16, 15 June 2006 (UTC)
What's the relevance of these other bands? There is no point in having them on this page. The page is about a Canadian band called Moist. It's not about all bands that have at one time or another been called Moist. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.81.116.3 ( talk • contribs) 09:36, 31 July 2006
Just a heads up to some potentially jumpy editors here. I just made some edits and added some information that I know to be accurate, but I admittedly have no sources I can quote. I will explain them here in the hope that someone else can provide sources, or at least delay removing my contributions. Also, i made the changes anonymously before realizing i didnt log in
1) someone mentioned a video for "Ophelia" was made and aired on Muchmusic. The song probably appeared on radio, but there was never a video for it. Changed this to "Tangerine", and added a mention of its remix. I think the remix won some MMVAs, so there may be a source out there that can be cited for that.
2) the drummer's injury. i distinctly remember the back injury occurring and it being cited (at the time) as a main reason for the hiatus. I'm not citing here that it was a cause of the hiatus, but it did happen. I also mentioned band members play with david usher live and on his records occasionally. the liner notes for the CDs confirm this.
3) as for the section i added concerning alternate versions of songs, my source here is the fact i have mp3s of all these versions, so i know they exist, but i cant exactly cite them as sources. -- aoystreck —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.77.241.120 ( talk) 02:00, 8 November 2007 (UTC)
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