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Separate the Compilations from the Studio Albums

Unlike most discographies, this page combines the myriad compilations with the studio albums. A dedicated fan would do this page a service by separating them out so passers by like me could see what studio albums this group has produced. Mseanbrown (talk) 19:36, 27 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I cleaned it up a little. The main Album section included numerous compilations, while the Compilation section included the band's first 2 albums. (Even though those first 2 albums were a hodge-podge of various sources, they should not be considered "compilations" in the traditional sense.) The discography is still far from complete, though. And what's up with all the Canadian LPs? They should not be given their own entries -- they should just be listed alongside their US/UK counterparts. But I'll leave that for someone else to fix.

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 == Separate the Compilations from the Studio Albums ==
 Unlike most discographies, this page combines the myriad compilations with the studio albums. A dedicated fan would do this page a service by separating them out so passers by like me could see what studio albums this group has produced. [[User:Mseanbrown|Mseanbrown]] ([[User talk:Mseanbrown|talk]]) 19:36, 27 August 2008 (UTC)
+*I cleaned it up a little.  The main Album section included numerous compilations, while the Compilation section included the band's first 2 albums.  (Even though those first 2 albums were a hodge-podge of various sources, they should not be considered "compilations" in the traditional sense.)  The discography is still far from complete, though.  And what's up with all the Canadian LPs?  They should not be given their own entries -- they should just be listed alongside their US/UK counterparts.  But I'll leave that for someone else to fix.