Talk:Downstairs (EP)

Gee whiz...

I wish more than just Right Now were on youtube. -Redwooder.

Subjective Language

I question the use of terms like "almost nothing is known about..." and "almost impossible to find..." If the recording was never released and is so hard to find then I think this article should be eliminated and the notes on the history moved onto 311's main article. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Jkellner6504 (talk • contribs) 09:10, 27 June 2017 (UTC)

Downstairs is a bootleg, not an official release; article should be deleted

Decades of fan community activity has failed to produce any concrete evidence of this being an actual release. Claims of this being released in 1989 are contradicted by known facts of this time period (e.g. Nick and P-Nut met in 1990, Tim Mahoney is referenced as a band member in CUTM but joined in 1991, the list goes on). This is a case of a bootleg and turning legend into fact. If there's a page about unreleased material/bootlegs like the Don't Tread on Me Demos and Down In LA, this might fit there, but this having an article in the context of being 311's debut release is spurious.67.189.146.103 (talk) 17:32, 11 July 2019 (UTC)

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