User talk:Grim-Gym/Archives/2007/10

RE: Frusciante discography FLC

I commented on the list; looks good so far, but needs just a little tweaking and prodding to get featured. I don't have any projects that really need feedback right now except for Nirvana discography, but that's close to being wrapped up and has the required number of supports already anyway. However, if I need any feedback in the future I'll be sure to ask. --Brandt Luke Zorn 06:01, 24 September 2007 (UTC)

WikiProject Red Hot Chili Peppers September 2007 Newsletter

The Red Hot Chili Peppers WikiProject Newsletter Volume 1, no. 6 — September 2007

"John was just up there like he didn't give a fuck about anything. You can't be in a band and not care. It's gunna show. And it did. A lot of the shows were terrible." — Chad Smith News and Announcements Welcome to the Red Hot Chili Peppers WikiProject sixth Newsletter, dated Monday, October 1, 2007. John Frusciante was promoted to Featured Article status. John Frusciante discography was promoted to Featured List status. Blood Sugar Sex Magik was featured on the main page on September 24. One Hot Minute is currently a Good Article candidate.

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Alt-rock genres

Thanks for your comments on the alternative rock talk page; i've put a lot of work into the article since I started here so long ago. Personally I think I need to do a lot of work on alternative rock before we take it to FAC; it was my first GA and now that I have more experience, I can see places where I need to fix it up. There's also the unavoidable obstacle that some aspects of the genre aren't satisfactorily covered by sources (one example is that there's a penchant to ignore all alt-rock outside of the US, and determining where the genre's name came from took a lot of effort). However, there's one alt-rock genre article I feel confident we can turn into a FA with less work: Britpop. I actually worked on it quite a bit last year, but I got burned out halfway through working on it (you might be able to point out where I stopped in the article). It's a better documented and more clearly defined genre than its parent genre, so it's easier to use other genre pages as a model. I defnitely want there to be another genre FA for the project, and that seems like the best bet. WesleyDodds 05:46, 15 October 2007 (UTC)