Talk:Adrian Snell
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Twenty-five or thirty-five?
[edit]The article states that the career of AS spans 25 years. I've seen this mentioned other places on the web as well. However, his first album seems to have been released in 1975. That would be 35 years ago. It would be better to avoid formulations like that currently present, as it requires constant updates.
I have a suspicion much of the text on this page was copied from the biography section on AS's web page, as there are obvious similarities. If that is the case, someone should check that it is OK with AS to use the material here.
Deletion
[edit]I have deleted the following dateless paragraph, which appeared at head of the Biography section, as it appears to have been made redundant by events later on in the section:
After seven years Adrian Snell, composer / singer-songwriter and music therapist, is releasing an inspiring and thought provoking new album: Fierce Love. Cloptonson (talk) 22:01, 10 December 2014 (UTC)