Talk:Patrik Fitzgerald
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[edit] Wikification
I've done a basic tidy up, which I think justify's the removal of the wikify tag. The article still needs to be cleaned up a little with more detail on recordings.--Michig 12:36, 23 August 2006 (UTC)
While searching for sources of information I found that this entry had largely been copied from another website. I have therefore rewritten a lot of it, with details from other sources. Different sources do, however, conflict somewhat on some of the details, so I have omitted some of the parts of the original entry that I could not verify elsewhere.--Michig 11:19, 27 August 2006 (UTC)
- Hi, you're right about the original being copied from one source, since I'm the owner of that website as well as the original author of this article :) What details do you find conflicting? Vragebugten 10:47, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
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- A few main areas - 1. line-ups: It was difficult to verify who played in his backing band at which points. The 'Great Alternative & Indie Discography' book is pretty good on these details but didn't match the original details in the article. Some of the descriptions of the musicians and releases was somewhat too POV for Wikipedia also. 2. Patrik's job as a waiter - sources conflicted over whether this was at the House of Commons or Mansion House. More sources said House of Commons so I put that in. 3. Buzzcocks were not a London band, so I corrected that sentence. 4. Chronology - different sources disagreed on when records were released and at what point Patrik worked as a waiter - for the release dates I used those in the aforementioned Discography book as they are generally spot on in that. Obviously if you know any of the information in the article to be incorrect, please alter it accordingly. Thanks. --Michig 18:53, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
