Talk:Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
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No More Shall We Part misquote edit
The section Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds#Further musical refinement; Bargeld's departure (1997–2005) includes a quote from an Allmusic review purporting to be about the No More Shall We Part album. But if you actually read the review, the quote is about The Boatman's Call. Also, the article quotes a passage from the review stating that the work "is at risk of devolving "into schmaltz"". Actually there is no such passage in the review. The same errors appear in the article on No More Shall We Part. --Viennese Waltz 07:22, 4 July 2022 (UTC)
- The quote was not found on any 2012 archive.org captures of the supposed All Music source page, so if it ever existed at all, it wasn't for long. I deleted the quote from the No More Shall We Part page as well. Cheers Rpm bln (talk) 09:33, 16 May 2023 (UTC)
Wikipedia page for only Bad Seeds member who doesn't have one. edit
I've extensively researched, written and posted a Wikipedia article about Larry Mullins aka Toby Dammit, the only one of the Bad Seeds band members who is without their own Wikipedia page. It's gathering dust in drafts:
I published it to drafts because Mullins originally had a Wiki page under the Toby Dammit artist name (on archive.org that was eventually deleted for lack of sources and way too much non-notable information. I used parts of the original articlefor which verifiable sources could be found and which met notability requirements.
It would be great if could be reviewed by a Wiki Master, suggestions for improvement made, and eventually published to the main Wiki pages!