Talk:Suburban Legends

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Clean-up

Removed the information about the date of recording and release of "Dance Like Nobody Is Watching", as well cleaned up grammar, readability, and the way people were referenced, such as "a trombone player named Luis Beza" changed to "trombone player Luis Beza". I also clarified the odd switching of roles by Vince Walker. --The reverend 01:05, 9 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

This page could use more grammar and sentence structure cleanup, it gets hard to read at times. I'm not about to spend the time to do that though :P 173.59.83.198 (talk) 17:27, 31 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Merger

Someone go ahead and merge the articles. I'll glady sort it all out afterwards, I just can't figure out the merge thing...

There should be a seperate page for the Bomb Squad CD/EP though. It would be strange having it in the main article when all the others have there own pages.

I am against a merge. The groups are not one and the same. It would be like merging Jack's Mannequin and Death Cab for Cutie. -- 72.194.92.184 17:45, 27 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I agree that the Bomb Squad page should actually be part of the history of the Suburban Legends page. Also, The Bomb Squad page is incorrectly linked on the Suburban Legends page. Currently it is under the album section that links to the now defunct band, when the link in the album section should link to a snippet about the EP, the way the other links do.

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