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Ah, lovely. No true Discography here. And, as always, I don't have the information to do it myself. Not entirely, at least. *sighs* Could someone get in here and fix this? Please?

Kell 05:11, July 29, 2005 (UTC)

Caption of who's who on the photo? 70.218.176.94 22:54, 6 April 2006 (UTC)

In the first paragraph, it says that Jay Farrar's band remains the champion of alt country, but in Influences, it says "alternative country--a term that Farrar has recently avoided." Which is it? 208.5.196.100 09:56, 15 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] reorganization

I found this article to be very disorganized, messy, and POV in some places. I did a lot of rearranging to try to put things in their appropriate sections, softened some POV language, and made a number of small changes. I think that the article flows better than it did before, but I am open to any feedback on the edit. The article still obviously needs some work, and hopefully somebody who knows more about the band will step up. Moonroe

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