Talk:Red Medicine

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guilford?[edit]

I've always read that they wrote the songs at Ian's grandparent's house in Guilford, CT and then recorded the album is inner ear. I think they even say so in "Instrument". Also, the internet seems to believe that "The Guilford House" is a nursing home...

NPOV... not.[edit]

I like Fugazi too, but this is an encyclopedia. The current version of the article, as well as several previous versions that I looked at (all completely different, by the way) are far, FAR from NPOV. Even Beatles albums don't get "album reviews" on Wikipedia, I don't see why Fugazi should either. Great band, yes. Great article? No.

Back to Base writing credits[edit]

I've always been confused by Sly and Robbie being listed as cowriters on Back to Base. Their song of the same name seems to have literally nothing else in common with the song on this album. Is there any evidence anywhere? I think I've seen it in Windows Media Player, but that just means someone tagged the track with them as composers. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 73.238.104.222 (talk) 03:00, 29 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]