Talk:Perfect Stranger (musician)
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editI've reinstated this page, three years after it was deleted due to lack of noteworthiness. The artist in question has become increasingly popular over the years, and is in my opinion definitely significant enough to warrant a page. Sadly I don't know where to find things like numbers of albums sold or number of performances in order to demonstrate this -- I was going to link to his agent's press kit, but it is just a dead link currently.
It is definitely true that this Perfect Stranger is more popular than the other Perfect Stranger (band) currently on Wikipedia, which causes hilarity on iTunes, Pandora and so forth, as they have mistakenly scraped the data and used the description of an old country band for a modern progressive trance/techno artist.. Dryfter (talk) 05:45, 25 June 2014 (UTC)