Talk:Run to the Hills
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This song was featured in SSX on Tour.
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- Since the first dude didn't add it in, I just wrote a little thing towards the bottom. =)
Why is the 1982 "Run to the Hills" single merged with the 1985 "Run to the Hills" single? For the sake of chronology can we keep seperate pages? In terms of the band's history both singles represent major turning points in their career and deserve seperate profiles.
[edit] Removed the "trivia" section
The Trooper is not a sequel to rob. Run to the Hills clearly talks about colonialism, and The Trooper is based on this poem, which talks about a battle of the Crimean War. Confusing Text 14:23, 31 January 2007 (UTC)
According to a recent conversation on the Buster Keaton IMDb page, the movie cut into the "run to the hills" video is not a Keaton film, but "Uncovered Wagons" by J A Howe. I haven't (yet) seen the movie myself, so I don't feel confident updating the page. Does anyone know the source of the claim that it is a Keaton movie? Subtilior 08:22, 3 February 2007 (UTC)
- ... or you could just change the thing, I guess... Subtilior 04:52, 5 February 2007 (UTC)
