Talk:Drop the Lime

this has been c/p from some promotional matrial--I think it needs to be adjusted

I agree, this doesn't read well at all. I attempted to clean up a few capitalization errors here and there and added We Never Sleep to the releases list. In fact, this is copied from: http://www.fanaticpromotion.com/current/drop_we.html Ozzie606 19:19, 5 August 2006 (UTC)

I cleared up some of the subjectiveness in this article, it sounded too much like a fanzine.

Biography
This information was deleted from the page, for reasons I don't understand.

"Venezia grew up in Manhattan and Italy. His father is an abstract painter, Michael Venezia, and his mother is a photographer. Sol LeWitt and Dan Flavin were friends of the family. Venezia's early releases were in the breakcore style, released on Ambush Records, Broklyn Beats, and Tigerbeat6. He went to high school at the Professional Performing Arts School. His early electronic productions were drum and bass in the vein of Ed Rush and Optical. He attended Bard College and studied under Richard Teitelbaum. Venezia was later influenced by the recordings of Aphex Twin and Squarepusher. His 2005 album, This Means Forever, gained the attention of the breakcore scene, and he played shows with Venetian Snares, Hearts of Darknesses, and Kid 606. Three years later, he changed his focus to more mainstream dance music. His next album will be released in summer 2009. "

As it is well-sourced, we should consider re-inserting this paragraph. Aryder779 (talk) 01:50, 25 November 2009 (UTC)