Talk:Credit to the Nation
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[edit]This article and this redMuze biography of Credit to the Nation are remarkably similar. Does this article need to be rewritten / credited properly or can it be left in its current state. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by CSS-Prince (talk • contribs) 22:29, April 21, 2006 (UTC)
2012 update
[edit]I've begun work on updating the entry for this act, who always struck me as having been interesting. The group's recent reformation also suggests that it's time for a reassessment of the article. The lack of emphasis on the political aspects of their work in the original article was a pity. I remember plenty of interesting coverage from the time which I've not yet been able to track down. Can anyone else locate the scathing (thought possibly prejudiced) Neil Kulkarni live review which I've mentioned (and had to add a "citation" tage to), or the interviews around the time of the second album in which Matty Hanson was openingly confessing to challenges including psychological problems? - Dann Chinn (talk) 13:51, 2 February 2012 (UTC)
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