Talk:Simon Raymonde
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Reply to Snoop God who removed the image from this article claiming "it's not really good enough". Not sure what to say here to such an strange argument... It may be a bit dark but it clearly shows what Raymonde looks like and that's the only purpose of an image in the infobox. It's the only free image we have and I've seen much worse on featured articles let alone ones of this standard. I honestly can't understand why you think it would be better not to have an image at all. Cavie78 (talk) 09:14, 27 July 2009 (UTC)
- I echo Cavie78's comments - a bad image is clearly better than no image at all. sparkl!sm hey! 14:12, 27 July 2009 (UTC)
The Cocteau Twins wiki page bio contains many errors of fact. For example, simple dates are wrong. I could not have been working on This Mortal Coil debut BEFORE i had joined CT. I was only invited to be on the album BECAUSE of my involvement with CT! I never LEFT the band to then rejoin it. The second ThiS Mortal Coil lp was being recorded, and Liz and Robin fancied making some Músic while i was doing that. It was NEVER intended for those sessions to be released as ‘Cocteau Twins’ but on reflection it was a beautiful sounding record and i had no problem with it. But to say i left and then rejoined is factually incorrect.
If you are going to credit me with a quote you should give the source or else you devalue the information that is correct. For a band that finished 23 years ago, it is amazing how much hearsay is obscured as fact. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Simonraymonde (talk • contribs) 21:24, 20 August 2020 (UTC)