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Origin of "Nederpop"

This information appears to be incorrect as to the origin of the term "Nederpop". I have an record in a multi-album series that I acquired in Holland about 20 years ago that is entitled "Nederpop 1965-1975" that was released on Polydor in 1975. Almost all of the bands on the album are English-language bands. "Shocking Blue" martinhome@globalvaluation.net—Preceding unsigned comment added by Shocking Blue (talk • contribs) 12:10, 3 November 2006

West Frysian

Actually, De Kast does not sing in a local dialect, but in West Frysian, which is a fully recognised language instead of a dialect. However, it seems a bit overdoing it to place them under a header "Dutch (rock) bands singing in West Frysian", as they are just one of the few using this language in pop music. ziggy (talk) 22:46, 26 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]