Talk:The Move

Chronology

Phew! I think i've cracked it this time.The timeline of this goup was all over the place but now I think it makes sense. The Equaliser 00:39 11 January

Could you please put members who weren't in the band when they split up into the Former Members section of the Infobox, and make a lineup section at the bottom of the article? (member, years, instrument). Readers shouldn't have to plough through the text to get this data :) --kingboyk 17:57, 27 January 2007 (UTC)

Compilations

I own an album titled THE MOVE (Shines On), Harvest SHSM 2029, containing the complete Message From The Country album plus four bonus tracks (Do Ya, Chinatown on the end of side one, and Tonight, California Man on side two, respectively). Does anyone know when it was released?--Menrathu 11:17, 17 June 2007 (UTC)

Flowers in the rain radio 1

According to this http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6960296.stm the story that the move's track was the first to be played on radio one is an urban legend. Unusual Cheese 10:48, 25 August 2007 (UTC)

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THIS "ARTICLE" IS HORRIFIC

Dreadful English -- rambling, unstructured, unsourced garbage. Delete it, and start again with much better quality, and at least an attempt at something encyclopedic. This is just yet another fan essay, and promotional material for a commercial product, all masquerading as an encyclopedia entry.