Talk:Bitterside

Proof for non Deleting
To prove: 11. Has been placed in rotation nationally by any major radio network. 12. Has been the subject of a half hour or longer broadcast on a national radio or TV network.

Proof: Television:
 * February 2002 - Release of 'Something we call Life'. Entered Bay's Top 40 to ultimately reaching the 14th position and Island Sound Top 20 ending in position 8.
 * August 2002 - Release of 'Fire in my Pockets'. This single was a great success, making its way to number 2 on the Island Sound Top 20 for a number of weeks. After 5 months (Jan 2003), this single was still in the Top 20 claiming to be the 2nd most requested song (on Island Sound Radio) for 2002. Reference
 * JULY 2006 - Shutters reaches position number 6 on the XFM charts
 * JUNE 2006 - With a successful run as an X-TRACK and a POWER-PLAY on Xfm and Bay, Shutters debuted in the local charts at position 19 and 34 respectively.
 * MAY 2005 - FEAR (THE FAST SONG) is once again in the most played list of XM satellite radio. For more information click here (the link is www.radiounsigned.com)
 * APRIL 2005 - FEAR (THE FAST SONG) has been included in the play list of the prestigious satellite radio station XM satellite radio. The song was immediately placed in the list of the most aired songs. For more information click here (the link is www.radiounsigned.com)
 * DEC 2002 – FIRE IN MY POCKETS is 2nd most requested song for 2002 on Island sound radio. Reference
 * Sunday 8th April 2007 - Guest Appearance - ANONIMI - ONE TV - 20.00hrs
 * Saturday 13th January 2007 - Showtime ma' Aceline - Guest Appearance - TVM (National Television) - 20.45hrs Reference

Copyvio
Much of the text in this article is a blatent copyright violation and as such meet a criterion for speedy deletion (see item #12). --Mud4t 07:35, 13 September 2007 (UTC)


 * It's the same information, but in different style and wording. I cannot change the inforamtion, can't I? The inforamtion is what it is. —Preceding unsigned comment added by JEPAAB (talk • contribs) 08:22, 13 September 2007 (UTC)


 * No, this article is in part a verbatim transfer from the above-noted site to this one.
 * To wit:
 * "An album with american-rock tilted guitars, sweet harmonies..."


 * "Daniel had a lot of material up his sleeve and Kenneth, Jesmond and Alan..."
 * Aside from such word-for-word copy, there is a serious issue of POV with this article. It's not an encyclopedia's place to issue personal opinion. Terms like "catchy songs", "powerful choruses", "sweet harmonies...packed with groovy melodies," etc... offer a personal point of view. Avoiding that is perhaps the single most difficult task many writers face, but it is of paramount importance to maintaining credibility.  --Mud4t 09:33, 13 September 2007 (UTC)

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