Talk:The Exponents

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hi, hows it going? id like to help make this page even better, being a big exponents fan. i added the thing about the top nz songs and the album list... took the track listing of sex and ag off the main bit can add it to the album itself later..

Missing member

I have added the member Eddie Rayner. Eddie not only played all drums on the album 'Amplifier' but also co-wrote the song Time X Space (from the same album). Eddie toured extensively with the Dance Exponents promoting the album.

Accents

Is there a reason why the band sing with distinctly working class English accents rather than Kiwi accents? Was this a stylistic choice - perhaps the trendy thing to do at the time? 121.73.7.84 (talk) 18:51, 21 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]