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Regarding the use of "spoken word" vs. "studio" for the TYPE of album in the infobox... you are correct in saying that "spoken word" is a more accurate description of the album, but that is not what the infobox category is for. (I was the one who changed it to "studio" and you changed it back.) Album articles are categorized by the value in the TYPE field in the infobox, and "spoken word" is not a recognized category. See here: WikiProject Albums: Infobox: Type. The fact that the album is spoken word is clearly stated in the general description. The TYPE field is not meant to be an exact description, and for this album it should be either "studio" or "live" (if the radio station recording was live). Since you are clearly passionate about the article, I trust you can make a change appropriately. But note that the article is currently appearing in this list, which attracts the attention of other editors. DOOMSDAYER520 ( Talk| Contribs) 23:24, 25 April 2010 (UTC) reply

Noted, thank you. Article changed back to reflect standard Wikipedia category. -- O'Dea ( talk) 01:33, 26 April 2010 (UTC) reply