Talk:Caroline's Spine

It seems Jimmy's crew has been messing with this page quite a bit... It is completely unbalanced. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 98.178.151.62 (talk) 05:54, 21 May 2009 (UTC)

Definitely unbalanced. I guess those three guys that made the band what it is today are just side notes (Jason, Scott and Mark). What a joke. Wikipedia is supposed to be a fair and accurate representation. This Caroline's Spine entry is apparently Jimmy's personal edited history.

Please feel free to update/change/rewrite as you see fit. Bring your sources!!!! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 65.96.112.40 (talk) 01:52, 10 February 2010 (UTC)

Interesting to see no mention of Tulsa on this page anymore, even though for many years that's where they built their initial success. I'd say their success peaked while they were still residing in Tulsa. Seeing them around town was a typical occurrence, and featured on the local radio stations and homegrown compilations. But somehow all mentions have been removed... MattWatt (talk) 17:04, 18 November 2011 (UTC)

A lot of this is pure, stinking bullshit. Scott Jones was with the band when I saw them in 1998 in Spartanburg, S.C. I know nothing of some "Heavy Tarmac" cat. And I saw the original posting on the C-Spine web page which said that Mark Haugh, Jason Gilardi and SCOTT JONES (not "Heavy Tarmac") had parted ways with Jimmy Newquist. My recollection is that Scott Jones played bass on "Monsoon" and all succeeding albums until the breakup. And yes, Matt, I noticed that, too. No mention whatsoever of Tulsa, and I always thought of them as a Tulsa band because that's where Jimmy and Mark met. /// After looking this over again, it has definitely been hacked. Scott Jones, not Heavy Tarmac, formed the New Science side project with Jason Gilardi. The members who split from Jimmy Newquist in 2007 were Mark Haugh, Jason Gilardi and Scott Jones (not Heavy Tarmac). I think it was just pure vandalism, which I have corrected. But since I am not an admin, I cannot warn.

The lineup is not even current, from what Jimmy sent me (I'm friends with all four of the Monsoon-era band members). He has a female, McKenna Madget, in the band photo, as well as a second Matt, Matt Barrett, in the official band photo. I am the one who posted the immediately previous post (the "bullshit" post) several years ago.

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