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there are numerous places that call Sebadoh seBADoh, and I'm wondering if we should move the page. also, this page really needs to be expanded. --liam03:53, 27 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
We should stick with Sebadoh IMHO. I have revamped and expanded this article a little - could still do with more though.--Michig18:27, 15 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Anyone have more info on Eric Gaffney and the history of Sebadoh's formation?
From articles I read back then I seem to remember it was him that originally started doing tapes, then Lou Barlow collaborated with him more and more. There was a lot of tension eventually because Barlow got all the attention (which eventualy led to Gaffney leaving the group). There was some quote of Gaffney saying something like "I am sebadoh" or some such. Anyone with the time to reseach this? It seems like a pretty important part of the band's history and the article barely mentions his departure. Springfinger (talk)