Talk:Sad Lovers & Giants
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[edit] Name of the band
Just curious: Why is the band name spelled here with an ampersand when that's not the correct spelling per the records.
If you look at any of the covers, or their site itself, it is Sad Lovers and Giants, not Sad Lovers & Giants.
Greg Fasolino 16:33, 7 June 2006 (UTC)
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